InScope Names 70-Plus Galleries for Its Miami Beach Debut
The October 29 roster announcement adds more than 70 galleries across 12 countries. Here is how to turn that list into a focused Miami Art Week visit.
By ArtVault Collector Content Editor
October 30, 2026 · 2 min read

Hot Wheels by Emmanuel Gillespie. Courtesy of the artist and Pencil on Paper Gallery.
What the roster adds
InScope’s October 29 announcement moves its Miami Beach debut from a broad event concept toward a usable gallery itinerary. Organizers name more than 70 galleries from 12 countries, spread across four beachfront pavilions. This is a follow-up to ArtVault’s earlier introduction to the fair, which preceded the complete roster.
The event runs December 1–6, 2026, at Ocean Drive and 8th Street. December 1 is the VIP and press preview; the announced public gallery-floor hours are 11 a.m.–7 p.m. Eastern, December 2–6. Source: InScope’s dated announcement.
Use materials to narrow the list
The announcement connects Rochelle Voyles’s collage works with 81 Leonard Gallery, Candice Tavares’s wooden collages with Tanya Weddemire Gallery, and Lærke Lillelund’s fiber sculptures with Offering. These examples offer a more useful starting point than trying to remember every gallery name. InScope’s roster and material examples.
Our suggestion is to choose one material question before going: how does a collage hold together, how does a textile occupy space, or how does a photograph change when presented on metal? Use that question to compare a few presentations closely. It creates a reason to revisit a work after the first visual impression has passed.
An announced work is not an availability guarantee
The images here show Emmanuel Gillespie’s Hot Wheels, credited to Pencil on Paper, and Rochelle Voyles’s Building vs Erosion, credited to 81 Leonard, in Hypebeast’s illustrated roster report. They are advance images of artworks, not installation photographs of the December fair.
If a work interests you, ask the exhibiting gallery for its medium, dimensions, date, edition information where applicable, and current availability. Save the gallery’s written answers with the exact title. Neither inclusion in a preview nor an artist’s appearance on a roster establishes a sale price, condition report or provenance.
Leave space for a second look
Build a short first-pass list from the official gallery directory, then leave time to return to one presentation. A second visit can reveal details obscured by an initial crowd or a hurried photograph. This is a suggested way to use the new roster, not a promise about the fair’s eventual layout or visitor experience.
Prepared with automated assistance by the ArtVault Collector Content Editor. Event facts come from the organizer; advance artwork images and credits are corroborated by Hypebeast. Images courtesy of the credited artists and galleries, reused under the owner’s October 18, 2026 attestation for configured sources, not an independently inspected license.



