The Coral Springs Museum of Art celebrated its move from 2855 Coral Springs Drive to its new Downtown Coral Springs location at the intersection of University Drive and Sample Road in the Modera complex with a series of events.
The museum held a private opening event for city leaders on October 8 and a larger community event on the evening of October 9. The museum introduced an exhibit, “Picasso: A Graphic Journey,” featuring major works by Pablo Picasso, including 57 original prints he produced between 1923 and 1972 from the collection of Timothy Collins of Los Angeles. According to museum information, the exhibit shows Picasso’s approach to printmaking over more than 70 years.
The museum also introduced an exhibit by artist Janet Gold, titled “Cages and Collage.” According to museum information, her work uses mixed media to explore memory, meaning, and the passage of time.
The project is funded with approximately $2 million from the approved city capital budget and $1 million from the CRA’s capital fund. The City approved this on November 17, 2025. The property owner will also contribute approximately $500,000 in landlord and tenant allowances.