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In 2009, Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz built a museum in Miami's Design District to share their contemporary art collection as an extension of their home. The de la Cruz Collection is admission free. It provides lectures and annual scholarships for students at DASH and NWSA.
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The de la Cruz Collection is a private space and not a...
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The de la Cruz Collection is a private museum and is not...
- Summer Workshops
Every July, the de la Cruz Collection hosts a series of free...
- Past Exhibitions
A photo gallery of past exhibitions at the de la Cruz...
- Scholarships
The de la Cruz Collection along with the Knight Foundation...
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The de la Cruz Collection is a private museum and is not government funded. In the late 1980’s, Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz started collecting from their home which they opened to the public by appointment only. Learn more about the history of the collection.
28 Νοε 2014 · Continually listed in the top ranks of Miami’s finest private collections, the 30,000-square-foot de la Cruz Contemporary Art Space in the Design District impresses as a vast repository of new art, with vaulted galleries teeming with paintings, sculptures, and installations by the hottest names of the past decade.
30 Νοε 2010 · The de la Cruz Collection Contemporary Art Space, located in Miami’s Design District, opened in December 2009 during Art Basel Miami Beach. This new space serves as an extension to the home of Carlos and Rosa de la Cruz where their collection has been, and continues to be available for public viewing.
19 Ιουν 2024 · Whether it was her Key Biscayne home or her 30,000-square-foot namesake exhibition space in Miami’s Design District, Rosa de la Cruz’s doors were always open. With a disposition as generous as her eye was radical, the late collector and philanthropist was at the core of Miami’s cultural scene for decades.
They estimate their collection to number well over a thousand objects, and many of the works are housed in the 30,000-square-foot de la Cruz Contemporary Art Space, launched in 2009 in...
The de la Cruz Collection, privately funded by Carlos and Rosa de la Cruz, is open throughout the year and accessible to the public at no cost. This space serves as an extension of their home, where for over 25 years they have shared their collection with the public.
