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Emerging contemporary art, shown by the galleries that represent it.

Four gallery pavilions on the sand at Ocean Drive and 8th Street, open daily during Miami Art Week.

Galleries

Participating galleries

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

Building vs Erosion by Rochelle Voyles: a wall sculpture of interlocking looped forms covered in collaged patterned paper

81 Leonard Gallery

Rochelle Voyles and Ivan Le Pays

No. 5 HOWARD STREET, NEW YORK NEW YORK 10013: a close-up of thick, cracked white paint on a weathered surface

1223 Potomac Gallery

Willie by Pilar Wiley: a grey-green looping ceramic form and a yellow ball on a concrete floor

alt projects

Sejung Lee, Joanne Jung-eun Lee and Pilar Wiley

Safety Net by Natalia Fedner: a dark woven metal mesh sculpture stretched into angular, wing-like points against a white wall

Aratela Gallery

Natalia Fedner

Art Saat Miami Corp

Tower of Babel by Artem Mirolevich: a towering spiral city of arches and windows rises from the water under a blue sky, with airships and small boats around it

Artemiro Gallery

Artem Mirolevich

Tripping Into Third by Dana Blume: blurred, tangled figures in red, cream and dark brown tumble over one another on a green ground

ARTXIV

Devin Liston and Dana Blume

Ultra Prime by Isabella Despujols: rows of overlapping embroidered circles in pink, yellow, blue and brown on a grey ground

AXIOM Contemporary

Isabella Despujols, Max Steven Grossman, Kyle Schuman and Mojo

Basket Body by Yusuf Dubois Abdul Lateef: a coiled wall sculpture in coral pink and pale peach, one side tightly wrapped, the other an open lattice like basketry

Baldoni Contemporary Art & Design

Yusuf Dubois Abdul Lateef

A wood-panelled room with a large painting of blue sky and clouds set in a diamond-shaped bamboo frame, above two orange armchairs and a low round table

Bamboo House

Fiona Gorman, Grace Brese, Lærke Lillelund, August West, Hana Hart, Blayne Pearce Planit, Paul McGregor and Marc R. Christensen

Starseed Ranchero by Sherri Belassen: a figure in a wide hat holding a coiled rope, broken up by bands of orange, red, pink and pale blue

BELHAUS

Sherri Belassen, Carlisle Burch and Gino Belassen

Over The Top For You by Galen Gibson-Cornell: a First World War poster of a soldier holding a flag, sliced and woven with strips of colorful street posters, framed on a white wall

Bertrand Productions

Mark Wagner, Mike Rea, Stacey Lee Webber and Galen Gibson-Cornell

Circus Circus by Carla Falb: looping red rollercoaster track and steel framework under a glass dome, in purple, yellow and blue

Billis/Williams Gallery

Ana Medina, Carla Falb, Barbara Strasen and Jacqulin Nagel

In There Somewhere by Destiny Branay: a painting in vivid magenta of children holding hands in a circle on a grassy field under a red sky, their eyes painted as yellow stars

The Bishop Gallery

Jules Be Kuti, Brandon Hill and Destiny Branay

Exhausted From All That Living by Abi Box: a loose, layered painting in washes of coral, ochre, pink and lilac, with a reclining figure in blue and grey across the lower half

Black Pony Gallery

Sue Katz and Abi Box

Spill by Karl Orion: a painting of a lush bouquet of pale flowers, shells and dark tulips spilling into still water under a cloudy sky

Blumka Contemporary

Karl Orion and Nick Rooney

DECADES, Travelogue, Poolside by Mitchell Craig: sunbathers, red and white fringed umbrellas and a pool on the rocks above the sea

Collective Z

Mitchell Craig

Malibu Red Balloon by Morski: a red balloon floats above a swimming pool in a sunlit courtyard with palm trees, blue arches and a pale sky

Curator Project

Morski and Sebastian Ramirez

Collection No.1 by Jessie Pérez: a painting of seashells, pearls and a cut gemstone spaced out on a pale ground

Dopo Studio

Jessie Peréz

Hella Hammid’s Back by Diana Sosnowska: a black-and-white photograph of a woman seen from behind, with curled blonde hair and a short-sleeved knit shirt, against a wood-grain wall

Form

Diana Sosnowska, Sarah Sullivan, Nyo Jinyong Lian and Karolina Ćwik

Mad Star 2 by Richeille Formento: a majorette in a blue uniform raises a baton on top of a large concrete star bristling with rebar, in open desert at dusk

Formento Gallery

Formento & Formento

Espantapájaro by Diego Hiromi: a painting of a vine-covered scarecrow on a tall pole against a deep red sky, above a fence, trees and grass

Galería Surco

Carlos Alexis Rivera “Carlitos”, Ángel R. Vázquez, Diego Hiromi, Emmanuel F. Navarro Pizarro and Beatriz Echeverría

I’m Trying to Touch Grass and Not Fall Over by Lavely Miller: a close-up painted portrait of a young person with pale blond hair and blue eyes on a crackled surface

Galleri Ramfjord

Ingebjørg Støyva

The Sprit of Hangeul by Kim, Jung-Min: a grid of rounded hanji tiles printed with columns of Korean script, darker toward the edges

Gallery Harang

Kim Jung-Min and Kwon Yong-Ja

Gallery Sometimes

Stoic by Lautaro Cuttica: a standing female figure drawn in red line over grey washes, scribbled circles and patches of brown

Gambit Works

Lautaro Cuttica and Isadora Capraro

Soft Shoulder by Alexis Trice: a painting of a long-snouted russet animal stretched low across a grassy landscape at dusk

Good Mother Gallery

Alexis Trice

Purple Forest by Gil Goren: purple irises in a vase from the left, a bouquet of mixed flowers from the right, and the two images interleaved from the front

Hadani Gallery

Gil Goren

Love$ by Nhuri Bashir: a collage of banknote fragments, pink and yellow paint, blue patterned waves and repeated “LOVE” lettering around a cut-out portrait

HAQQ Studio

HAQQ

The Five, a polished stainless steel wall piece: five bars float above their shadows, under a bright glow and a ridge of mountains

HAVOC Gallery

Bruce R. MacDonald

Casa Linga by Helga Stentzel: a pink house front whose two green-shuttered windows, chimney and a red laundry basket on the pavement read as a face

Helga Stentzel Studio

Helga Stentzel

A girl holding a lollipop looks out of a car window while a woman stands beside the open door

James Wales Studio

James Wales

Ki Smith Gallery

Bruno Smith and Taiji Terasaki

day-dream’n by Jeremy Booth: a flat-colour painting of a cowboy lying back on the hood of a red and purple truck under a blue sky with clouds, with red mesas behind

Linked Gallery

ADIENY, Jeremy Booth and Kai & Sunny

Madhu + Co

[Silence] by Alexander Owens: a blurred painting of a crowded nightclub in electric-blue light, cut by a vertical red streak, with “[ Silence ]” in white near the bottom, on deckle-edged paper

Molly+Friends

Alexander Owen and Molly Goldfarb

Guardian #1 by Jonlouis Gonzalez: a standing ceramic figure with a head of speckled white cloud-like forms, a blue-glazed body and a green cactus in front of its legs

Momento Projects

Jonlouis Gonzalez

Moni and the Sphinx by Swoon: a print of a woman with long dark hair and turquoise earrings seated among flowers, above a symmetrical base of red and blue patterned circles and two small sphinxes

Mortal Machine Gallery

Swoon, Auudi Dorsey, Dan Witz and George Napolitano

A fabric work in an embroidery hoop: a black-and-white portrait of a woman printed on cloth, stitched over with blue and gold thread, with frayed edges

The Narrative Showroom

Charity Hamidullah, Kieta Rose and Petie Parker

LIGHT_01 by Lærke Lillelund: a suspended cluster of pale pink and cream textile blossoms hanging from a fine line against a white wall

Offering

Lærke Lillelund

A devotional painting of a blue-skinned figure in a crown seated in a lush forest beside a woman in a red sari carrying a water pot

OHM x DARSHAN: THE ART OF BEING SEEN

Paramahamsa Vishwananda and Srimati Syamarani Dasi

Cul-de-sac by Citlali Haro: a figure in a long white dress, head wrapped in white cloth, kneels in tall grass beside a pool that reflects their legs

Pali Galería

Citlali Haro, Triana Parera and Andres Anza

Studio 54 Going to Jail Party (Mark Gero, Liza Minelli and Halston attend a “going away party” for Steve Rubell before he was about to serve his prison term for tax evasion, on February 3, 1980 at Studio 54 in New York City) by Sonia Moskowitz: Mark Gero, Liza Minnelli and Halston at a going-away party for Steve Rubell at Studio 54, New York, February 3, 1980

Papaya Projects

Sonia Moskowitz

Soft Exit by Tracy von Ahsen: a collage of legs in pink stockings and a red dress reclining in a window framed by turquoise satin curtains, with a chain-link fence and dusk sky behind

Pen + Brush

Camilla Byrd, Tracy von Ahsen and Rennie Jones

Hot Wheels by Emmanuel Gillespie: a painting of a boy in a paint-flecked white T-shirt sitting on the floor and reaching toward a red toy car, in front of a wall of colourful panels

Pencil on Paper Gallery

Emmanuel Gillespie and Vitaly Lopez

Untitled by Dan Baldwin: overlapping silhouettes of leaves and branches in orange, yellow, pink, light blue and black

Project Art Box

Cécile Plaisance, Kai “Raws” Imhof and Peter Tunney

Psychomachia: Concordia y Discordia by Alejandra Jiménez: a dark painting of a coyote lying on its side with a snake coiled around its body

Quiet Hours

Alejandra Jiménez

The Udo Sugar Shack by Chidiebere “Udo” Udogwu: a painting of a crowded dance hall, couples dancing below a balcony of onlookers

Rampant Gallery

Chidiebere Udogwu and Demo Awe

Veve by Sébastien Royez: a man in a white shirt and yellow trousers sits on a floral sofa wearing a large green and gold carved mask

Rosalie art gallery

Sébastien Royez

Portal by J. Carino: a painting of two nude figures among tropical leaves, gazing across a tall shaft of yellow light

Sabbatikal

J. Carino and Thomas Deininger

Imprint Yellow Dusk by Yvonne Mak: a curtain hung on a white wall, faded from deep brown at the left edge to pale yellow, with a brighter yellow rectangle at its centre

Salon 21

Mary Royall Wilgis and Yvonne Mak

Joyride by Daniel Malikyar: women in white headscarves and long blue dresses gather around a teal vintage car in an orchard, one of them in the driver’s seat

Santo Gallery

Daniel Malikyar

Teddy Bear Frames by Sam Dybeck: a cut-metal teddy bear frame holding a black-and-white photograph of a person, decorated with pressed orange flowers, on a white wall

Scrying, And.

Alejandra Moros, Sam Dybeck, Marley White and Elly Minagawa

Smoke and Mirrors by Boramie Sao: an abstract painting in deep blue with drifting pink and red clouds and dark vertical shapes

See You Next Thursday

Boramie Sao

Mom Mom by Chris Simon: a woman in a purple dress sits on a bed doing a young girl’s hair while another girl in yellow stands behind her with a pink comb, on a pale green background

The Simon Gallery

Chris Simon

A work by Christina Watka: iridescent and yellow acrylic petal shapes stitched together with wire, hanging from a thin brass bar against a white wall

Soapbox Arts

Christina Watka and Katrine Hildebrandt-Hussey

Team Ascot by Levi Robinson: a painted portrait of a man in a flat cap and round glasses wearing a checked jacket, against a gold and grey ground

Spiralis x TAAG Gallery

Lawrence Torto, Levi Robinson and Hezekiah Obidare

New York Avenue by Bryan Scariano: a collage built around a vintage Monopoly board, ringed with property cards, play money and game pieces under resin

Steidel Contemporary

Adam Greener and Bryan Scariano

SALTWATER SAINTS by Brooke Fierce Bronner: a painting of a crowd of figures playing and leaping on a pale, weathered beach under a grey sky

Tanya Weddemire Gallery

Brooke Fierce Bronner and Candice Tavares

Untitled by Natalie Strait: a painting in hot pinks and reds of a woman with long wavy hair resting her chin on her hand and holding a cigarette

Tlaloc Studios

Natalie Strait

Encounter II by Cristina Vergano: a plant with a single eye for a flower rises from a lake at sunset as a red-feathered bird walks along the bank

Tourné Gallery

Cristina Vergano

Turning Point by Tomotoshi Hoshino: a winding mossy path through a dense green forest

Transmit Studio

Tomotoshi Hoshino and Risa Murakami

Void Scrolling by Ian Sonsyadek: a wooden footbridge under a dark arch, with trees, a green band and a blue vintage car

Var Gallery

Ian Sonsyadek and Brian Schneider

Yellowtail by mrspacetime: a dense school of silver fish with yellow tails against deep blue water

Viceversa Editions

Sheridan Wright and mrspacetime

Cathedral of Color by Pavel Novak: a clear glass prism holding a blue cone and planes of red and yellow, on a grey background

VK gallery

Pavel Novak and Victoria Kovalenchikova

Dissolving Time by Vanessa Valero: a hanging textile of woven panels in grey, lilac and violet with long red and purple fringes

Wolf & Nomad

Vanessa Valero, Pajarito, Carla Freschi and Alejandra Aristizabal

Somewhere In Between by Mary Lai: a patchwork painting of stylised mountains, clouds, suns and abstract figures in muted pinks, greens, ochres and browns

Yiwei Presents Mary Lai

Mary Lai

Between Here and Summer by Yoon Chang: an abstract painting of pale blue planes crossed by blue window-like lines, with a band of green, pink and blue foliage and touches of red and yellow

Yiwei Presents Yoon Chang

Yoon Chang

Gallery floor

The gallery floor

The layout makes discovery part of the walk across the site.

Four gallery pavilions
Emerging contemporary art in gallery exhibitions
More than 220,000 square feet on the sands of Ocean Drive at 8th Street
Large-scale installations, murals and site-specific Feature Projects across the site

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Floor plan and booths

A plan of the gallery pavilions with every gallery’s booth number, linked to the gallery list.

A visitor photographs a painting in a gallery booth — Photograph from a past SCOPE Art Show edition.

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Gallery floor hours

11 AM–7 PM ET

Daily, Wednesday, December 2 to Sunday, December 6

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