These excerpts are part of an interview series, which brings together a group of artists featured in PAMMTV’s INTERTIDAL 2025–2026 exhibition, whose practices reflect the forces that shape our shared and personal worlds.

Today, PAMM’s website is fully accessible in both English and Spanish. It serves as a central platform for our audience to explore exhibitions, browse the permanent collection, access visual descriptions, audio guides, and participate in the Learn portal.  

Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) proudly welcomes two new sculptures by Miami-based artist Daniel Ochoa into its permanent collection, acquired through the 2025 SCOPE Art Show PAMM Prize.

Through the 2025 NADA Acquisition Gift, PAMM welcomes significant new works by Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe, Thomas Bils and Pallavi Sen.

The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) recognized this potential through the launch of its Creative Aging Series, an art-making program designed for individuals aged 55 and better. This free initiative offers project-based workshops led by talented local teaching artists, opportunities to explore contemporary and modern art history, and a public…

How would you describe a piece of art to someone who can’t see it? Visual descriptions are a written, or spoken, guide of what we can objectively see in works of art.

According to research data released by the Wikimedia Foundation, in 2023, only 20% of Wikipedia users identified as women, and the number of people identified as gender diverse was less than 7%. In 2024, nearly 49% of Wikipedia’s readers are women, but fewer than 20% of its biographies are about…

Explore these digital resources and discover unhoused and marginalized communities’ resources, stories, struggles, and triumphs.

The Xican–a.o.x. Body exhibition reading lists presented here relate to the themes that foreground the body as a site of political agency and imagination, existing within an “in-betweenness” of identities, artistic investigation, decolonization, and alternative forms of community examined throughout.

This first iteration of PAMMTV’s best practices guide delineates our developing process for captioning and translating video artworks for in-person and online museum experiences.

Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) embarked on a transformative initiative with the launch of its bilingual website in 2022. This stride not only marked a significant milestone for the institution but also signaled a pivotal shift in the museum landscape toward greater inclusivity and accessibility. As the dynamics of bilingualism…

Established as part of PAMM’s Digital Engagement departmental new initiatives, the Wikimedian in Residence program started in January 2023. The project includes institutional archival research, digital and in-person public programs, and original editorial bilingual content.

A list of projects recovering erased histories. These were created by scholars, artists, and academics working in Digital Humanities, both locally, and on a national level.

The reading lists presented here all relate to the themes present throughout Gary Simmons: Public Enemy.