Swoon and Rabi Towing Among First Artists Announced for InScope Beachfront Event in Miami
InScope, a new cultural event by the beach, is set to launch during Miami Art Week from December 1–6, 2026, at the intersection of Ocean Drive and 8th Street. This initiative, announced on September 29, is spearheaded by Matt Middleton, Alexis Hubshman, Hayley River Smith, and the SCOPE Art Show team. Among the featured artists are Swoon and Rabi Towing, alongside projects from Alake Shilling, Aurora Mititelu, and Jason Hackenwerth. Swoon’s mobile sculpture, The House Our Families Built, showcases domestic scenes and was commissioned by PBS in 2021. InScope will offer gallery exhibitions, discussions, dinners, and music, exploring the connection between temporary events and their environments. Gallery hours will be from 11 am to 7 pm daily, with specific event timings to be announced.
Key facts
- InScope is a new beachfront cultural event debuting during Miami Art Week.
- It is scheduled for December 1–6, 2026, at Ocean Drive and 8th Street in Miami.
- The programme is being developed by Matt Middleton, Alexis Hubshman, Hayley River Smith, and the team behind SCOPE Art Show.
- The event was announced on September 29.
- Swoon and Rabi Towing are among the first artists announced.
- The Feature Projects lineup includes Alake Shilling with Tlaloc Studios, Aurora Mititelu, and Jason Hackenwerth with CAMP Gallery.
- Swoon's presentation centres on The House Our Families Built, a mobile sculpture originally commissioned by PBS for American Portrait in partnership with RadicalMedia in 2021.
- Gallery-floor hours are 11am to 7pm daily for December 1–6, with individual event times still being announced.
Entities
Artists
- Swoon
- Rabi Towing
- Alake Shilling
- Aurora Mititelu
- Jason Hackenwerth
- Marshall LaCount
Institutions
- InScope
- SCOPE Art Show
- Tlaloc Studios
- CAMP Gallery
- PBS
- RadicalMedia
Locations
- Miami
- United States
- Ocean Drive
- 8th Street
- Brooklyn Bridge Park