PAMM will screen WLRN Public Television’s latest original production, “Streets of Wynwood,” which will take a wild ride into the riot of color, creativity and chaos that is Miami’s street art scene. Every year during Art Basel Miami, street artists from around the globe converge on Miami’s Wynwood district. This premiere presentation will transport the viewer into this nomadic subculture to meet some of world’s best exponents of urban art and to appreciate first-hand how this once clandestine tribe of taggers, graffiti writers and muralists have claimed their place in the broader art world. It’s a dazzling experience. To learn more visit www.streetsofwynwood.org.
About WLRN
WLRN Public Television is a PBS (Public Broadcasting Service) member station that reaches over 600,000 TV households in the Miami – Ft. Lauderdale area with a viewing audience in four South Florida counties, from Palm Beach to Key West. WLRN-TV presents thirteen hours of award-winning children’s programming daily and during primetime offers the best of the PBS nationally recognized series featuring an eclectic array of nature, history, arts, mystery, British programs to complement our locally produced stories. Serving as South Florida’s Storyteller, WLRN produces and presents award winning original documentaries that address the diverse interests of the South Florida community. WLRN encourages working relationships with community producers to create a wide range of locally produce stories about and for our community. WLRN brings many South Florida stories to the forefront through national distribution on PBS stations across the country. We invite you to learn more about WLRN and to watch their original productions that showcase the people, places and events that make this community so special and unique.
Traffic Alert
Please be aware of increased traffic on roads leading to Pérez Art Museum Miami do to area events. Arrival to PAMM by FREE Miami-Dade Metromover is highly recommended. Visitors may take the Omni Loop train to Museum Park station, just steps from the museum entrance.
