Folding Light is an installation that explores the invisible aspects of our reality through self-intersecting geometries of light and sound, focusing and revealing the unseen forces that shape our world. This exploration of the often invisible expands our awareness beyond our perceptual limitations, encouraging reflection on the interconnectedness of all things and our intrinsic place within nature.

Inspired by the connectivity of the Sapphire Reserve Lounge The Shrine of Affirmations creates a sanctuary for manifesting positivity and a sense of belonging, merging art, nature, and positive energy. Visitors are invited to recite collective empowerment, connect, and engage within this sacred space—sheltered from the wind yet embracing its natural flow, symbolized by kites soaring freely like birds to evoke a sense of liberation.

Inspired by the energy of bustling family game nights, Lift Me Higher With Joy highlights the uplifting power of community. Yinka Ilori emphasizes the importance of mutual support and invites visitors to pass on affirmations for their surroundings and for those who will come after them.

This year SCOPE Art Show is exploring the theme of interdependence and the power of collaboration. SCOPE is not just a venue for art but a dynamic ecosystem where gallerists, artists, collectors, curators, and enthusiasts converge, each playing a vital role in the collective experience. The focus of SCOPE’s large-scale installations will be on artworks that explore the interconnectedness of individuals, communities, and the wider world.

The New Contemporary returns to the SCOPE pavilion with an experiential multidisciplinary program located in our expanded Atrium. The New Contemporary will present daily programming featuring large-scale installations, music performances, and panel discussions during the day while continuing our long-standing commitment to wellness. Guests are encouraged to attend morning healing programming and guided meditation against the backdrop of beautiful South Beach. This multi-day destination will transform after-hours into a premium nightlife experience, offering a world-class music program.

Step back in time, not to the dusty carny attractions of yore, but to a vibrant reimagining of the 1920s and 30s carnival freakshow. Here, the classic "oddities" are reinterpreted by the creations of artist Hebru Brantley. This installation celebrates the rich tapestry of African American culture and history, infusing the fantastical elements of old circus acts with the vibrant, empowering aesthetics of AfriCobra. Through canvas paintings and dynamic artworks surrounded by the glow of carnival lights, Black Oddyssey invites you to journey through a world where imagination and reality intertwine. Experience the nostalgia and wonder of circus sideshows, reimagined through the lens of African American creativity and resilience. Hebru Brantley's well known characters Flyboy and Lil Mama, take the stage once again, but this time in a different light. These beloved figures become the "circus attractions.” Forget the "bearded lady" — here you'll encounter the "Unusual Frog Boy" (Phibby) and Flyboy himself taking flight, his adventures painted with a touch of the fantastical. This exhibition serves as a playful commentary on the theatrical nature of viewing art. Visitors aren't just observers; they become participants in the carnival spectacle, drawn into the vibrant world Hebru has created. The Black Oddyssey is a dazzling immersion into a world where art and entertainment collide. This installation not only honors the past but also celebrates the enduring spirit and artistry that continue to shape our cultural landscape. It is a celebration of culture, nostalgia, and the sheer joy of artistic expression.

At SCOPE Art Show, Randi Renate and Beatriz Chachamovits unveil a monumental, interactive sculpture adorned with individually cast coral shapes, symbolizing the collective effort required to protect and restore marine ecosystems. Blending art and science, the artists seek to raise awareness and inspire action around coral reef conservation. This piece stands as a testament to the power of community collaboration, bridging scientific insight with emotional resonance to deepen understanding and drive conservation efforts. Through this artwork, they invite viewers to connect with and take responsibility for preserving these vital habitats.

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The Melrose Gallery is proud to unveil ‘Ukuthula Makube Nawe’ (Peace Be With You), a rare monumental 8m x 2m painting and solo exhibition by Dr Esther Mahlangu. Bettina Korek, CEO, and Hans Ulrich Obrist, the artistic director of the Serpentine in London, recently said ‘Esther Mahlangu is one of the most important artists of our time’ as they unveiled her mural in Serpentine North earlier this month. This is a rare opportunity for US audiences and those attending Miami Art Week to see a solo exhibition by one of the few African artists of her generation who have successfully been able to break into the international museum and arts sector.

Dr Mahlangu is 89 years old and has made an invaluable contribution to contemporary art over 7 decades. When she is asked what message she is trying to convey via the abstract shapes and bright colors in her Ndebele-inspired paintings, she says ‘it is not so much meaning that I am trying to convey than a feeling of peace, calm and tranquility in the viewer which is created through the balance of sacred geometry.’ It is her hope that this monumental painting helps to send a message of peace to the world at a time in which this is desperately needed. The Melrose Gallery is Dr Mahlangu’s exclusive global representative. Located in Johannesburg, South Africa, this leading Pan African Contemporary Gallery represents several of South Africa’s most established artists and an exciting stable of emerging and mid-career artists from the Continent of Africa.

SCOPE continues to bring the world of art to unconventional settings. This year the SCOPE Walls, a series of murals, will be featured at SCOPE on the sands of Miami Beach. This project is a continuation of SCOPE’s mission to work globally while thinking locally, impacting the art industry as a whole with a profound respect for the surrounding community.

Lucy Sparrow will invite art lovers to feed their joy and increase their intake of fruits and veggies as she unveils her latest handmade felt installation - Blessed Be the Fruit. This fully stocked technicolor Farmer’s Market will feature an opulent display of over 6,000 individually sewn felt fruits and vegetables alongside a collection of 50 framed still-life artworks.

Lucy’s series of ‘Produce family portraits’ is a humorous collection of works that show the artist’s signature smiling fruits and vegetables given a voice for the first time. Another series of new two-dimensional felt works are based on vintage produce advertising; from Georgia peaches and Kentucky apples to Flor’da sweet oranges and California Mountain pears, the whole American harvest has been felted, framed, and featured on the walls of this immersive exhibit.

The Downtown Festival is a celebration of emerging and established independent artists across film, music, art, and culture in New York City. These artists and their work contribute to the fabric of “downtown” and the festival reflects that special convergence of various disciplines. The Festival showcases up-and-coming talent alongside established icons through dynamic and exciting film screenings, music performances, panel discussions, and special events. Attendees are invited to experience a diverse array of voices and unique perspectives on the forefront of artistic expression. In the spirit of the energy of lower Manhattan, the Festival is a melting pot of ideas, inspiration, and collaboration.

The SCOPE Main Stage will host events throughout daily programming. In the morning, guests are encouraged to attend yoga and guided meditation. Afternoon activations include daily talk series and performance programming. At night guests have a chance to loosen up and blow off some steam with a-list talent that is respected worldwide. All of this is occurring alongside large-scale installations, music, and VIP tours, creating an unforgettable experience for those attending.

Made Possible by SCOPE

SCOPE is proud to reintroduce the SCOPEcircle with a new initiative that invites top collectors to host an artwork presented by our flagship New Contemporary program. Large scale sculptures will be loaned to collectors in the spirit of building emerging artist patronage.

We're thrilled to present three sectors of outstanding galleries for the 23rd edition of our flagship Miami show: Futures, photo basel + SCOPE and CORE.

Futures
Stellar emerging galleries who are new to SCOPE featuring solo exhibitions.

CORE
A front-of-show selection of dynamic established galleries that are magnifying diverse voices.

Curatorial Awards are given to exhibitors featuring an extraordinary program through solo or focused thematic curation.

SCOPE International Art Show is proud to present galleries from 15 countries in 2024. Our commitment to diversity in our program is exemplified by the generous Travel Grants that we offer to exhibitors who are traveling from overseas.

SCOPE presents a dynamic series of talks and events in partnership with prestigious publications, institutions and strategic partners.

2023 Panels

Sunsets transform experiential afternoons into exclusive live evening performances. SCOPE’s stage will ignite with top music performers who will add a new dimension to our pavilion.