The Freedom Tower will be closed on Friday, October 16th and Saturday, October 17th.

Exhibitions

Explore our wide-ranging exhibitions that celebrate the Freedom Tower’s past while shaping its future.

Beyond Time: Antonia Eiriz, Juan Sánchez, and Pedro Vizcaino

Beyond Time: Antonia Eiriz, Juan Sánchez, and Pedro Vizcaino

11/01/2026 - 03/14/2027

What does it mean to be a conscious being not fully tethered to time and place? The works presented in this exhibition feature human and human-like forms that may exist beyond a specific place, a particular time, and a tangible realm. Artists Antonia Eiriz, Juan Sánchez, and Pedro Vizcaino contemplate alternative states of being in their art practices.

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara: nos encontramos
Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara: nos encontramos, August 15, 2026. Installation photography by Oriol Tarridas

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara: nos encontramos

08/14/2026

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara (b. 1987, Havana) is a Cuban performance artist and activist now based in Miami, Florida. After the Cuban government issued Decree 349 in 2018, a law that allows government officials to forcibly censor art, Alcántara co-founded the Movimiento San Isidro (the San Isidro Movement) to advocate for freedom of expression in Cuba. Through the years, Alcántara shined a light on human rights violations affecting creative communities in Cuba, creating performance pieces and participating in protests that, in 2021, led to a five-year jail sentence.

Belkis Ayón and Carlos Alfonzo: Odyssey

Libertad

This sweeping, permanent exhibition spans the first and second floors of the Freedom Tower, immersing visitors in Miami’s story as a city built by waves of resilience and opportunity. Through immersive digital installations, inspiring community testimonials, and preserved historic artifacts, Libertad captures the journeys of those who found refuge and began new lives in Miami.

 

Languages of Migration

Languages of Migration

Housed within the Freedom Tower’s Kislak Center, this permanent exhibition explores the evolution of communication, migration, and identity across time and place. Drawing from the extraordinary Kislak Collection, donated by Jay I. Kislak, Languages of Migration pairs rare, historic works with powerful contemporary art.

Belkis Ayón and Carlos Alfonzo: Odyssey

Unidad: The World’s Game

Created by the FIFA Museum, this exhibition takes visitors on a journey through the world’s most beloved sport, showcasing its ability to inspire, connect and unite billions of people across continents and generations.

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