December 1–6, 2026 · Ocean Drive at 8th Street, Miami BeachEarly-bird prices end October 18. Register
InScope

Frequently asked questions

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Registration

How do I register?

Choose a registration on Ticket types and complete the short form. Early-bird prices run until October 18, 2026.

What registration types are there?

Full week: $100 early-bird, $140 from October 19. One day: $50 early-bird, $70 from October 19. One day for Miami Beach residents, students or seniors: $30 early-bird, $40 from October 19. Prices for all paid tickets go up on October 19, 2026.

Hosted registration is free for those who qualify: collectors, creators and marketers, luxury and retail, wealth management, wellness, and media and press.

What are hosted programs?

Hosted registration is free for those who qualify: collectors, creators and marketers, luxury and retail, wealth management, and wellness. Apply through the form on Ticket types.

Dates, hours and location

When is InScope?

December 1–6, 2026, during Miami Art Week.

What are the opening hours?

The gallery floor is open 11 AM–7 PM ET daily, Tuesday, December 1 to Sunday, December 6. Special event hours will be announced.

Where is InScope?

On the sand at Ocean Drive and 8th Street in Miami Beach.

How big is the site?

More than 220,000 square feet, with indoor and outdoor art installations, four gallery pavilions, and shared spaces for conversation, programming, hospitality and entertainment.

Art

What kind of art will I see?

Emerging contemporary art, shown in gallery exhibitions and in large-scale installations, murals and site-specific Feature Projects.

What are Feature Projects?

InScope’s program of large-scale installations, murals and site-specific works throughout the event. The first wave includes Alake Shilling, Aurora Mititelu, Blue Floor Project, Ceren Arslan, Jason Hackenwerth, The Art of Dancehall, Rabi Towing and Swoon. See Feature Projects.

Can I buy work at InScope?

Yes. Galleries at InScope show work by the artists they represent. Speak with the gallery about a work you are interested in.

Programming and events

What happens each day?

Programming follows the rhythm of the day. Mornings begin with wellness activities on the sand. Daytime brings artist and collector conversations and group learning across cultural, lifestyle and business interests. Evenings bring dinners, receptions, private tours, gatherings and musical performances.

Which Feature Events have been announced?

Daytime: The Art of Wealth hosted by Future Proof, The Wellness Oasis®, and The Creator Compound hosted by Create & Cultivate.

Evening: Supper Club Miami hosted by Create & Cultivate, the Hypebeast HypeAwards, Art of the Party hosted by Modern Luxury Ocean Drive Magazine, and the Art Week Issue Celebration hosted by Modern Luxury Miami Magazine.

Can I save programs?

Yes. Use Save on any program in the Agenda. Saved programs stay in this browser.

Partners

Who are the Founding Partners?

Aloyd, Future Proof, Create & Cultivate, The Wellness Oasis®, Modern Luxury (including Ocean Drive Magazine and Miami Magazine), Hypebeast (including Hypeart), Channel 5, Baha Mar, Fuze, GenTrust, KraneShares, F/M Investments, Pictet Asset Management, GTS, Bitmine and VanEck.

How can my company become a Founding Partner?

Contact Kevin Flaig at kevin@inscopeart.com.

Press

How do I register as media?

Use the media and press registration. For press inquiries, email Media@inscopeart.com.

About InScope

Who is behind InScope?

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

Who is InScope for?

Emerging artists, galleries and collectors, and the people across culture and business who come to Miami Art Week. InScope is designed to bring first-time buyers and established collectors into the same conversation.

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

Early-bird prices end October 18. Prices go up on October 19.