Walk along the steep edge of the valles marineris, the grand canyon of Mars, fly through the rings of Saturn and discover ice geysers on Neptune's moon.

This collection by Balka, assembled over 50 years, offers a panoramic impression of Jewish life and Jewish cultural production during a golden era of creativity in both America and Europe and captures the ways artists dealt with their heritage.

Enjoy watching the 'Florida Jews in Sports' that features Gal Fridman who is considered to have won Israel's first-ever gold medal in the 2004 summer Olympics, JoAnn Mason Parker, who is a pockets billiards U.S. Open champion and Skip Bertman, who coached Miami Beach High School baseball team and NFL Miami Dolphin football player Ed Newman.

This exhibition presents Picasso ceramics from the museum's collection paired with ceramics and paintings by South Florida-based artist Carlos Luna. Picasso's creative imagination and penchant for folklore and mythologies is explored through the powerful symbolism of Luna's work, with its rustic Cuban imagery, graphic use of text, and dramatic narrative.

Drawn mostly from the museum's pop art collection and other works from the 1960s and 1970s, this multimedia installation includes paintings by Larry Rivers, Tom Wesselmann and Frank Stella, prints by Robert Rauschenberg, Jim Dine and Andy Warhol and photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe.

This exhibit features a selection of eight works from the museum's collection that trace the artist development from Abstract Expressionism to Psost Painterly Abstraction.

This exhibition explores how the government's patronage of art, design and architecture were integral parts of the larger project of the New Deal, which aimed to spur recovery from the Great Depression and change American society.

'The Thoughts on Democracy' exhibition is comprised of posters created by fifty-five leading contemporary artists and designers.

Los Angeles-based artist Sean Duffy’s work is considered to be fascinated with the phenomenon of repetition, the cyclical reoccurrence of movements in popular culture as well as in art and such connected strategies as recycling and sampling.

This exhibition explores the dimension, presenting a kaleidoscopic array of more than 100 paintings, sculptures, photographs, prints, drawings, installations and videos.

This exhibition presents 16 color images shot throughout the streets of New York City between 1947 and 1980. These images capture Benn Mitchell's acute observations and his award-winning eye for both the artistic and the incidental.

This exhibition of thirty six works by mid-20th century masters and influential contemporary artists presents a broad spectrum of investigating how Latin American and Caribbean artists respond to personal, economic, social and political issues of the human condition.

This exhibit features Orozco's graphic works from the late 1920s to the increasingly loose and expressive style from the mid-to-late 1930s. These images reveal Orozco's great compositional elegance, impeccable craftsmanship and a combination of clarity and simplicity of idea.

'American Modernism' presents the competing forces of tradition and innovation during a pivotal era in American history, when artists struggled to define what was quintessentially American.

This exhibition features the works of filmmaker and video artist Chantal Akerman.

This exhibition of over 70 prints is selected from important French interior-design portfolios produced in the 1920s. Utilizing a traditional technique known as pochoir, highly skilled artisans manually colored these prints with the aid of carefully cut stencils.

With wit and insight, 'Absolute Wilson' explores Robert Wilson's formative years and his growth into the towering figure behind 'Deafman’s Glance,' the twelve-hour 'Life and Times of Joseph Stalin,' and the week-long (!) 'KA MOUNTain and GUARDenia Terrace.' Yes, he had a troubled childhood (haven’t we all?), but to watch him translate his pain into vital collaborations with not only artists but the terminally ill, the paralyzed and the catatonic is mesmerizing. Punctuated by candid interviews with friends and critics alike and stunning archival footage stretching back to his loft productions of the 1960s, 'Absolute Wilson' will leave you thankful the artist has not received the commercial acclaim due to him.