Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej Medellín

The Medellín Museum of Modern Art (MAMM) is a fascinating cultural center housed in a restored steel mill dating back to 1978. The industrial architecture with brick walls and open spaces creates a unique setting for the world's largest collection of works by Débora Arango—expressive paintings addressing social issues and the daily struggles of Colombians.

The museum survived the cartel era as a bastion of culture, and today offers exhibitions of indigenous art, avant-garde nadaists, and a cinema showing experimental films.