December 1–6, 2026 · Ocean Drive at 8th Street, Miami BeachEarly-bird prices end November 20. Get Ticket
InScope

For people interested in more than one thing.

The new cultural event for artists, galleries, collectors, investors, founders and creators. Six days on the sand where emerging art meets wellness, wealth, technology, luxury, entertainment and design.

Dates
December 1–6, 2026
Gallery floor hours
11 AM–7 PM ET daily
Location
Ocean Drive at 8th Street, Miami Beach
Registration
Early-bird prices until November 20. Get Ticket

About InScope

Six days of art, conversation and hospitality on the beach.

InScope is a new cultural event built for emerging artists, galleries and collectors. From December 1 to 6, during Miami Art Week, it fills the sand at Ocean Drive and 8th Street with gallery pavilions, large-scale Feature Projects, conversations, dinners and music.

It is for the people Miami Art Week brings to town: collectors and gallerists, artists, founders and business leaders, investors, technologists, designers, entertainers and creators. First-time buyers and lifelong collectors share the same conversation, and art gives every conversation a starting point.

Come for what you collect. Leave with what you didn’t know you were interested in.

Created by Matt Middleton, Alexis Hubshman, Hayley River Smith and the team behind SCOPE Art Show, InScope draws on 25 years of championing emerging artists and galleries.

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45,000+
Attendees expected
220,000+
Square feet on the sand
75+
Special events and experiences scheduled
50+
Founding Partners expected

One week · Many ways in

Find your way in.

GalleriesFeature Projects

Art

4 gallery pavilions and an impressive list of large-scale indoor and outdoor Feature Projects.

ConversationsLearning

Programming

Artist and collector conversations, plus group learning across cultural, lifestyle and business interests.

Photographs from past SCOPE Art Show editions.

The 2026 lineup.

Rendering of a tall wood-clad A-frame structure on the beach by day, with the ocean behind and visitors walking across the sand

Feature Project

A-Different Frame

Alain Perez, presented by Aloyd

The artist sits on a bed draped in white sheets in a dark room, looking at her phone, in front of a large screen showing a man leaning on a white car

Feature Project

Abel & I

Aurora Mititelu, in collaboration with NEW INC

Nurse’s hand, holding a fine brush, painting red letters on a sign crowded with pink, blue and black lettering

Feature Project

The Art of Dancehall

Cleark “Nurse” James and Sassa Frass, curated by Walshy Fire

Render of a rounded chrome sculpture of a figure standing on one foot atop a stand

Feature Project

Balancer

Austin Lee, in collaboration with Nathan Bennett and Good Mother Gallery

A detailed pencil drawing of a transforming robot surrounded by robot heads

Feature Project

The Billboard Project

More than 20 artists, in collaboration with Nathan Bennett and Good Mother Gallery

A man in a dark suit standing in front of a large painting of figures in warm brown tones

Feature Project

The Blue Floor Project: Coming Home

Jason Bennett, John Cox, Amaani Hepburn, Lynn Parotti, Antonius Roberts, Heino Schmid and Averia Wright, in collaboration with FUZE Caribbean Art Fair and Baha Mar

Buggy Bear, a giant inflatable character with a red cap, pink spotted body and green flowers, standing on turf inside a large warehouse

Feature Project

Buggy Bear Crashing a City Near You

Alake Shilling, in collaboration with Tlaloc Studios

An oil painting of a man riding a red mini bike across a desert beach at sunset, a dog on his shoulder

Feature Project

The Confessional: A Group Show

Andrew Callaghan, Andrew Durgin-Barnes, Jaque Fragua, Juan Jimenez and Ade “Polo Cutty” Ogunmowo of Channel 5

An open-air lounge bar with a pink pool table, bicycles, a pinball machine and graffiti-covered walls, looking out to the ocean

Feature Project

The Dive

Alexis Hubshman and Chris Darsow, in collaboration with Art Force

Monumental red anthurium sculptures made of clustered blooms rising from tropical planting beside a white pavilion, with visitors walking past

Feature Project

The Garden Salon

Mr. Flower Fantastic

The House Our Families Built, a house-shaped sculpture with cutaway walls on the back of a truck, on a waterfront at dusk with the Manhattan skyline behind

Feature Project

The House Our Families Built

Swoon, in collaboration with Mortal Machine Gallery, The San Francisco Mural Museum and Superchief Gallery

A painting of overlapping figures in glowing green, teal and blue, one with a raised fist, with red and gold hands reaching up from below

Feature Project

InScope Walls

Chloe King and Canyon Castator, in collaboration with ARTXIV

A large hanging sculpture of ribbed coral, orange and pink forms in a gallery with brick walls

Feature Project

Interface

Jason Hackenwerth, in collaboration with CAMP Gallery

Feature Project

The Oasis

Chris Darsow, in collaboration with Art Force

A room tiled floor to ceiling in pale blue tiles printed with clouds, furnished with sofas, benches and lamps built from red, blue, green, yellow and purple blocks

Feature Project

Pixel Theory Lounge

Ceren Arslan, in collaboration with EXIT

Feature Project

The Speakeasy

Alexis Hubshman and Chris Darsow, in collaboration with Art Force

A crowd outside at night holding handmade signs, one reading “Say what?”, around a performer in a white suit

Feature Project

Vitasona Solutions: Very Serious Security Systems

Vita Kari, in collaboration with Jacob Barri

A lifelike sculpture of a man in headphones, his head resting on a white desk, in front of a red wall of framed certificates

Feature Project

WE BUY SOULS! The Appraisal Office

Rabi Towing, in collaboration with Mortal Machine Gallery

Feature Project

The Weight of Silence

Aaron Young, in collaboration with Nathan Bennett and Good Mother Gallery

The full lineup of feature projects and commissions has been announced.

All Artists

Plan your visit

Programming that follows the rhythm of the day.

Plan your visit
  1. Morning

    Wellness on the sand

    Mornings begin with wellness activities on the sand.

  2. Daytime

    Conversations and learning

    Artist and collector conversations alongside group learning across cultural, lifestyle and business interests.

  3. Evening

    Dinners, receptions and music

    Dinners, receptions, private tours, gatherings and musical performances.

Gallery floor hours

11 AM–7 PM ET

Daily, Wednesday, December 2 to Sunday, December 6

Special event hours to be announced.

Ocean Drive at 8th Street, Miami BeachOn the beach, during Miami Art Week

Plan your visit

Ticket types

Choose how you’ll attend.

Super Early Bird has closed. Early Bird rates run until November 20. Pick the registration that fits you, then complete a short form.

All five days

Full week

$120 early-bird

General admission for the whole week.

  • AccessWednesday, December 2 to Sunday, December 6
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One day

$60 early-bird

General admission for one day.

  • AccessOne day, December 2–6
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Miami Beach residents

$35 early-bird

General admission for one day.

  • AccessOne day, December 2–6
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Students

$35 early-bird

General admission for one day.

  • AccessOne day, December 2–6
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Seniors

$35 early-bird

General admission for one day.

  • AccessOne day, December 2–6
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Partners

Founding Partners

Founding Partners help shape InScope through programming, hospitality and shared cultural moments.

What each partner brings
  • Aloyd
  • Baha Mar
  • Fuze
  • Future Proof
  • Create & Cultivate
  • The Wellness Oasis®
  • Modern Luxury
  • Hypebeast
  • Channel 5
  • Pictet Asset Management
  • VanEck
  • KraneShares
  • F/M Investments
  • GenTrust
  • Bitmine

Become a Founding Partner

Talk to Kevin Flaig about Founding Partner opportunities at InScope.

kevin@inscopeart.comEmail

Latest

News and press

All news

October 29, 2026 · Press release

InScope announces participating galleries for Miami Art Week 2026

The inaugural edition brings together 70+ contemporary galleries across four beachfront pavilions, with a more considered approach to presentation designed to encourage discovery.

Read the press release

From the team behind SCOPE Art Show

Twenty-five years of championing emerging artists and galleries.

Visitors on the boardwalk outside a SCOPE Art Show pavilion on the beach
A visitor reaching toward a thread installation in sunset colors
Two visitors talking in front of a large landscape painting
Visitors in a gallery booth beside a tall sculpture crowned with sunflowers
A crowd at an evening performance

Photographs from past SCOPE Art Show editions.

The relationships you came for. The inspiration you didn’t expect.

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