The exhibits at the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami are compelling collections that attempt to explore themes in new and interesting ways. For example, Sympathy for the Devil: Art and Rock and Roll Since 1967 takes a look at the connection between visual art and rock and roll from the 1960s until today, examining album covers and music videos, among other things, to find a correlation. The exhibition was organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art of Chicago and will be in Miami until September 7, 2008.

You can also make an appointment to see Pivot Points Part 2: New Mythologies, an exhibit on the creation of personal mythologies and stories by several artists and the ways in which it affects their work. These narratives give the artists? work storylines that are both fascinating and engrossing, and making an appointment to experience the exhibit is highly encouraged. You will not regret experiencing the exhibit, one which surpasses the average museum exhibit in scope and concept.

Admission to the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami is $5 for adults, $3 for students and seniors, and free for members of the museum and children under 12 years old. On Tuesday, admission is by donation. The museum is open from 11:00am to 5:00pm from Tuesday to Saturday, from noon to 5:00pm on Sunday, and closed on Monday. You can schedule a tour or request a rental as well. People of all ages will enjoy a trip to the Museum of Contemporary Art, and it makes a great stop on a tour of the city.