About
The Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico (MAC) is housed in a former school building with a Georgian-style architecture. The museum features regional and Latin American contemporary art and boasts an inner courtyard with a suspended glass roof added by architect Otto Reyes Casanova in 2006. During recent hurricanes, the atrium served as a refuge providing essential supplies and charging stations.Reviews
The Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico is praised for its beautiful art pieces, detailed work, and thought-provoking exhibitions. Visitors appreciate the museum's architecture, including a stunning atrium space and rhythmic arches. The exhibits cover a range of themes from identity to colonization effects, with storytelling that is emotional and evocative. Reviewers mention the manageable size of the museum with multiple galleries showcasing sculpture, multimedia, photos, and more. Some note specific highlights like an exhibition on queer culture and inclusive language. Overall, visitors find it easy to navigate and welcoming while offering a unique perspective on contemporary art in Puerto Rico.
A small museum but it has some good exhibitions going on. It seems the curators make effort to create awareness of the history and culture. It reflects the colonial times that intermingled and deepened reality in this island. Although it is only a tiny sample size, it was good to see.
Rich, private, well kept and organized. Unfortunately the staff is not as thrilled for visitors, but as an introvert that worked out in my favor as I like to take my own pace and time absorbing all the art in. Parking was free and very accommodating. Definitely recommend. The building itself is very nice for photo ops.
This is one of our favorites venues to work. Do not hesitate to make your next event @ this location.
Beautiful museum! It’s easy to navigate and very welcoming. The work is very detailed! We got to see the political exhibition surrounding tourism. I loved it and wish more people visiting the island would support the museum and learn something for once.
Tickets were $8/person for expats
I visited for the closure of Festival International de Poesía de Puerto Rico, a very delightful experience.