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InScope Will Debut a New Beachfront Art Fair During Miami Art Week

InScope will make its Miami Beach debut this December with four gallery pavilions and an installation-focused Feature Projects program.

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By Art Vault

October 3, 2026 · 2 min read

Alake Shilling’s giant inflatable Buggy Bear standing inside a large warehouse

Courtesy of the artist.

A new art fair is joining Miami Art Week. InScope will stage its inaugural edition from December 1 through 6, 2026, across 220,000 square feet of beachfront at Ocean Drive and 8th Street in Miami Beach.

Created by Matt Middleton, Alexis Hubshman, Hayley River Smith, and the team behind SCOPE Art Show, the event builds on 25 years of work with emerging artists and galleries while expanding the familiar fair format. Four gallery pavilions will sit alongside large-scale projects, talks, tours, performances, wellness programming, dinners, and music.

A suspended coral, orange, and pink sculpture by Jason Hackenwerth
Previous work by Jason Hackenwerth, whose proposed Interface sculpture will be presented with CAMP Gallery. Photo by Jason Hackenwerth.

Art Beyond the Booth

The first announced Feature Projects establish an installation-heavy direction. The lineup includes Alake Shilling with Tlaloc Studios, Aurora Mititelu, Blue Floor Project with FUZE and Baha Mar, Ceren Arslan, Jason Hackenwerth with CAMP Gallery, Nurse with Walshy Fire, Rabi Towing, and Swoon.

Swoon’s mobile house sculpture parked beside the Brooklyn waterfront
Swoon, The House Our Families Built, at Brooklyn Bridge Park. Photo by Marshall LaCount.

Among them, Swoon’s The House Our Families Built turns a truck-mounted, cutaway home into a moving archive of domestic scenes and intergenerational stories. Shilling’s 25-foot inflatable Buggy Bear Crashing a City Near You brings a different kind of scale, translating the artist’s character-driven imagery into a walk-around public sculpture.

Visitors walking through a Blue Floor Project installation during Miami Art Week
Blue Floor Project at a previous Miami Art Week. Presented by FUZE Caribbean Art Fair in collaboration with Baha Mar.

A Fair Built for Longer Encounters

InScope frames the fair as a day-to-night cultural event rather than a sequence of booths alone. Mornings begin with wellness activities on the sand, the gallery floor and conversations occupy the day, and evenings move into dinners, receptions, tours, and performances.

Organizers project more than 45,000 attendees and over 75 events and experiences. The gallery floor will be open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET daily, with additional event hours to be announced. The complete gallery list is still forthcoming.

InScope runs December 1–6, 2026, at Ocean Drive and 8th Street in Miami Beach. Visit the official InScope site for registration, tickets, and lineup updates.

Individual image credits appear beneath each image. Source: Hypebeast; event and Feature Project details from InScope.