Alo + SCOPE | Vinyasa Flow for Mindfulness with April May Gardner
Join Alo for a morning of mindful movement with an all-levels Vinyasa-based class led by April May Yoga, whose soothing presence and grounding breathwork create a truly immersive experience. Flow through mindful sequences along the beach in Miami, surrounded by the vibrant art of the Scope Art Show and the calming sounds of the ocean. This morning class is designed to leave you centered, inspired, and connected to the beauty around you.
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Please arrive 30 minutes prior
Dive into the ever-shifting cultural landscape with The Ion Pack and Tom Tuna as they dissect the strange poetry of the internet age. This panel will explore the aesthetics of anonymity, the mythologies of digital subcultures, and the ghostly afterimages of nostalgia in a world ruled by algorithms. A fluid conversation on art, memory, and the internet’s unrelenting grip—this is a rare chance to witness two sharp voices map the surreal terrain of our collective present.
Yinka Ilori MBE is a multi-disciplinary artist and designer whose bold visual language draws on his British-Nigerian heritage to convey new narratives through contemporary design. Drawing on Nigerian parables and verbal traditions, Ilori touches on a multitude of themes that resonate with a global audience.
His SCOPE featured special projects on behalf of Chase are Lift Me Higher With Joy and The Shrine of Affirmations
Artist Lua Brice's practice celebrates the interconnected nature of light, sound, and space. Lua's foundation in both architecture and their committed spiritual practice serves as a lens for crafting installations that expand ones understanding of form, light and perception.
Their SCOPE featured special project on behalf of Chase is Folding Light
Moderator: Louisa St. Pierre has been connecting people and dots for over 25 years, to help them navigate the ever-evolving media landscape with pre-emptive strategies and intelligent, memorable creative solutions. A curator, creative maven, and connector, she has represented some of the world's leading artists over the last three decades.
Hebru Brantley is an American contemporary artist known for his distinctive, narrative-driven work that revolves around his conceptualized characters. Drawing from art historical references such as Robert Colescott, Andy Warhol, Kerry James Marshall and Jean-Michel Basquiat, the work of Brantley reassesses contemporary culture and mythology through a unique lens. He utilizes his characters in a narrative output to address complex ideas around nostalgia, fear, safety, power, and hope. The color palettes, motifs and characters themselves juxtapose this intricacy, creating an air of innocence and accessibility around his layered and multifaceted ideas.
Moderator: Setfree
In this thought-provoking panel, industry experts explore the ongoing debate surrounding artificial intelligence's role in the art world. On one side, proponents argue that AI offers new tools for creativity, enabling artists to push boundaries and unlock innovative forms of expression. On the other, critics warn of the potential for AI to commodify art, disrupt traditional artistic processes, and replace human creativity. This discussion delves into the ethical, philosophical, and practical implications of AI in the creative sphere. Whether you're a technophile or a traditionalist, this panel will challenge your views on what the future of art might look like.
Panelists: Judith Schaechter and Tobi Shinobi
VSCO, a community-driven platform for photographers, presents a panel exploring the intersection of identity, artistic expression and the commercialization of photography. From creative collaboration to professional success, panelists will share experiences that paint a picture of the current cultural zeitgeist and evolving photography landscape.
Go beyond the VSCO gallery at SCOPE to join the discussion with art curator & gallerist Andi Potamkin and featured photographers Liza Gershman, Martine Severin & Tom Sanders.
Moderated by Ashley Robinson
The performance brings together a dynamic five-piece band of multi-instrumentalists, including saxophone, flute, trombone, trumpet, drums, and percussion, delivering live renditions of songs from the EP. Accompanied by a dancer blending African, hip-hop, and ballet styles, the performance highlights the roots of African dance and its influence on Western forms. A vocalist will also showcase a range of genres, including soul, gospel, and rap, connecting modern music and its African origins.
Alo + SCOPE | Pilates Sculpt with Johanna Ricouz
Join us for dynamic Pilates + sculpt class designed to target and strengthen the core and glutes through a series of low-impact, high-intensity movements. This class led by Alo Moves instructor, Johanna, combines traditional Pilates principles with sculpting techniques to build endurance, improve balance, and enhance flexibility, delivering a full-body workout. Expect controlled, intentional movements that tone muscles, boost stability, and create long, lean lines, all while honoring mindful breathing and form.
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Key influencers across the innovation and arts sectors share their journeys - uncovering the ups and downs that got them to their shared successes of today.
ARTXCODE is proud to present a panel discussion delving into the controversial debates sparked by Ted Chiang's article, "Why A.I. Ins't Going to Make Art", published in The New Yorker earlier this year.
Join artist cyberethnographer, Ruby Justice Thelot, in conversation with three artists leading the way 9in creative AI: Sasha Stiles, Eko33 and Feileacan Kirkbride McCormick.
Moderated by curator and ARTXCODE founder, Sofia Garcia.
Explore the impact of cultural heritage on creativity with influential voices from the vibrant Latino art scene, as they explore how identity shapes contemporary art across mediums and industry roles. Featuring Puerto Rican American artist Moncho 1929, Guatemalan American muralist and curator Steve Martinez, Soho House Director and Latinx advocate Alicia Gutierrez, art dealer and founder of Art Seen Leonardo Ledesma, and Victor Gonzalez, gallerist and founder of Gross Magazine; the conversation will dive into identity in artistic practice as well as the challenges, opportunities, and global impact of Latin American artists. Through personal insights and artistic perspectives, the panelists will highlight how Latin culture continues to influence and inspire the broader art world, offering fresh perspectives for collectors, curators, and enthusiasts. Hosted by Art Seen and GCS Agency.
Panelists: Moncho 1929, Steve Martinez, Alicia Gutierrez, Leonardo Ledesma, and Victor Gonzalez
Visionary Projects presents their panel series, The New Era of Collecting. Discover a fresh perspective on art collecting and join them for a down-to-earth conversation about the current evolving art scene. Learn about alternative ways to collect beyond traditional galleries, connect with advisors, and explore institutions supporting artists' growth. Let's reshape the art collecting experience with a more approachable, diverse, and relationship-focused approach. Your journey into the art world just got more accessible and authentic.
A panel conversation featuring:
Natalie Pashaie + Chloe Farhadi of MEY Gallery: SCOPE participating gallery
Beatrice Masi of Spaceless Gallery
Ross Karlan: Curator, Educator and Director
SCOPE team member Julianna Vezzetti — Julianna runs a gallery called Studio Underground
​Moderated by: Haylee Barsky & Blayne Planit of Visionary Projects
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.
Alo + SCOPE | Zen In Motion with Zoe Mitchell
Zoe Mitchell will lead us into a beautiful practice with a beginner-friendly vinyasa flow designed to connect breath with movement in a fun, lighthearted way. Perfect for all levels, this flow will introduce the foundational poses of yoga, offering accessible transitions and gentle guidance to help everyone feel confident on their mat. Together, we’ll explore mindful movement, build a little strength, and leave you feeling refreshed and energized. Whether you’re new to yoga or looking to reconnect with the basics, this flow is all about enjoying the journey, creating balance, and simply having a good time.
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As a supporter of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, JPMorganChase is proud to showcase some of the innovative ways artists are embracing new technology mediums and resources in presentation of their work. Lincoln Center is focused on the intersection of the arts and technology, with ambitious and notable presentations such as The Dream Machine Experience and Song of the Ambassadors, and future presentations such as The Geospatial Takeover, Collective Body, and Empire at Sea.
This panel will be moderated by Jordana Leigh (VP of Artistic Programming, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts), and will feature Nona Hendryx (Artist & Performer), SUTU (AR/VR artist and co-founder of EyeJack), Miles Regis (Artist), and Etienne Charles (Musician), followed by a special musical performance by Charles and Creole Soul.
In today’s digital landscape, not all content is art, but some art inevitably becomes content. This panel will explore what defines art in today’s digital landscape and how artists navigate the pressure to create “content” for engagement without losing authenticity. We will delve into the value placed on artistic integrity, the monetization of creative output, and the influence of social media on defining and diluting artistic boundaries.
Panelists:
Avery Akkineni, Chief Marketing Officer | MD LatAm at VaynerX
Gary Lipovetsky, Entrepreneur and Founder of Creator Method
Valfré, artist
Moderator:
Chris Adamo, Advisor for @Art
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.
Alo + SCOPE | Mind-Body Breathwork & Meditation with Kira Mae Kazuko
Come breathe & mediate with Alo Moves Instructor, Kira Mae Kazuko. Through her guided breathwork and meditation, you will leave feeling with a full body recovery & mind/body reset. Kira will guide you through a euphoric breathwork class followed by a grounding meditation session. Her classes are like nothing you have experienced before and will leave you wanting more. The playlist, the energy, the community and the guidance allow for everyone to dive headfirst into mindfulness without needing any prior experience. All levels are welcome.
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We are gods of the soil, separated by the sea...
Based on The Blue Floor Project, a collaboration between FUZE Caribbean Art Fair and SCOPE Art Show, this dynamic panel discussion with Caribbean artists will explore how diverse memories and stories develop into a shared space of discovery and inquiry in the global diaspora and how their creative practices serve as a bridge to their roots and experiences in the Caribbean.
Panelists: John Cox and Blue Curry
Moderator: Royann Dean
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.
Alo + SCOPE | Restorative Flow with April May Gardner
Join April May Yoga for a rejuvenating yoga flow designed to help the body unwind, recover, and reset. This flow focuses on slow, mindful movements that target areas of tension and tightness, promoting relaxation and muscle recovery. Ideal for a soothing Sunday morning reset, you will leave feeling grounded, relaxed, and refreshed, supporting both physical and mental restoration.
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The Downtown Festival presents From Vision to Screen: A Conversation on Independent Filmmaking
Join us for an engaging panel discussion that dives deep into the art, challenges, and triumphs of independent filmmaking. The panelists will share fresh perspectives on storytelling, production, and navigating the evolving film industry. They’ll discuss their creative journeys, filmmaking approaches, and the process of turning ideas into finished films. Whether you're a filmmaker, film enthusiast, or simply curious about the independent film world, this conversation promises to inspire and inform.
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. Founded by filmmaker Rebekah Sherman-Myntti, 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 — a true melting pot of ideas, inspiration, and collaboration.
Panelists:
Rebekah Sherman-Myntti is a New York-based filmmaker, founder of The Downtown Festival, and co-founder of Simone Films, an independent entertainment company specializing in the development, production, and creation of auteur-driven projects with distinct points of view.
Alexi Wasser is a writer director based in New York. Messy is her feature film directorial debut.
Kareem Rahma is a three-time Webby-nominated writer, producer, comedian and musician. He is the creator and host of two hit digital series: KEEP THE METER RUNNING and SUBWAYTAKES, which have both amassed 100s of millions of views on TikTok and Instagram. He is also the co-writer, co-producer and co-star of the feature film OR SOMETHING.
Messy had its New York premiere, and Or Something its world premiere, at The Downtown Festival.
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.