Museum of Modern Art

The Museum of Modern Art in Caracas was established on August 30, 1973 by Simon Bolivar in the new Central Park, near the residential complex. He began his public life on February 20, 1974, with only two sculptures and a small collection donated by the local government. It included works by recognized masters such as Adami, Pavlos, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Richard Smith, Marisol Escobar and Emilio Tadini.

Since 2005, the collection has been part of the National Museum Foundation. It consists of 13 exhibition halls. From 1 to 8 halls there are temporary exhibitions, near the exhibits there are multimedia displays with information about the sample presented. The exhibition dedicated to video art is located in Hall 9. The works of the great masters are constantly located in the 10th hall, here you can see the paintings of Vollard and Picasso.

Also under the tutelage of Simon Bolivar work: House of Culture – Alameda, Small Gallery (Guarenas), Art Museum and Art Choir. He is one of the most important Latin American figures supporting contemporary art and representing masterpieces of world-renowned authors.