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The Museum of Contemporary Art in downtown Miami, Florida has an eclectic collection of modern art with a focus on acquiring pieces from rising experimental artists. Multistory multimedia pieces can be found alongside film, traditional paintings and experimental installations. Their permanent collection includes works by Louise Nevelson, Nam June Paik, Teresita Fernandez, Moriko Mori, Uta Barth and more. Up and coming filmmakers are spotlighted in the museums "Optic Nerve" which is an ongoing film exhibit and one of the more popular displays.Best way to get to the Museum of Contemporary ArtPublic transportation is easily accessible via the bus system, many lines stopping right outside the museum. Free street and garage parking is widely available but public transportation is recommended during Miami rush hour.Best time to visit the Museum of Contemporary ArtBest time to visit is during the monthly free music programs on the weekends. Once a month on the last Friday night features live jazz with a rotation of talented performers. The last Saturday of the month features a folk performer night that's also free.Admission to the Museum of Contemporary ArtHours are Tuesday through Friday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. , Saturday 1 p.m. to 9 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The museum is closed on Monday. Admission price is very affordable between $3-$6. Free admission for veterans, North Miami residents, city employees, and children under 12.Must see sights and activities at the Museum of Contemporary ArtMany classes are available for adults, children and teens along with an art camp in the summer just for the kids. The MoCA summer art program features an all day interactive journey into design and aesthetics with fun hands-on art activities for budding young artists aged six through thirteen. Short hour long figure drawing classes are also in the class rotation, visit the MoCA website for a current schedule.Other places to visit near the Museum of Contemporary ArtMichael's Genuine Food and Drink may not sound like much, but chef Michael Schwartz has made his mark on Miami's foodie scene with unique homemade dishes prepared with mostly local ingredients. Highly rated and only a few short blocks from the MoCA. For a quick coffee, Luna Star Cafe is right across the street.Insider tips for the Museum of Contemporary ArtContemporary Dialogues is a chance to meet and discuss with the artists presented in the current exhibition. This opportunity provides greater insight into the artist's mind while they discuss their works and explain the themes of the pieces. Only $5 for a chance to talk shop with a contemporary artist.Author's bio: Wesley Slack is a freelance writer in the South Florida area.