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A new art fair will take over the sand at Ocean Drive and Eighth Street for six days in December.

InScope, created by the team behind Scope Art Show, will run Dec. 1-6 during Miami Art Week. The event spans more than 220,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space, with four gallery pavilions, large-scale installations and evening programming, according to the Miami Beach Journal.

Organizers project more than 45,000 visitors.

InScope co-founder and CEO Matt Middleton, co-founder and president Alexis Hubshman, and director Hayley River Smith lead the venture. Hubshman also founded Scope Art Show, which has staged its Miami Beach edition during Art Week since 2002.

"SCOPE has spent 25 years creating opportunities for emerging artists and galleries," Hubshman said in a press release. "With InScope, we're creating more opportunities for those encounters, with the space and time for them to become lasting relationships."

Beach wellness, collector talks and nightly dinners

Gallery floors open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. The daily schedule starts with morning wellness activities on the beach, shifts to artist-and-collector conversations during the day and moves to curated dinners, private tours and musical performances at night.

The first wave of Feature Projects artists includes Swoon, in collaboration with Mortal Machine Gallery, the San Francisco Mural Museum and Superchief Gallery; Alake Shilling with Tlaloc Studios; Jason Hackenwerth with CAMP Gallery; and Aurora Mititelu. More commissions are expected in the coming months, according to organizers.

Confirmed evening events include the Hypebeast HypeAwards and Art of the Party, hosted by Modern Luxury's Ocean Drive magazine. Daytime programming features The Art of Wealth, hosted by Future Proof, and The Creator Compound, hosted by Create & Cultivate.

Early-bird ticket pricing ends Oct. 18

Early-bird tickets are on sale at inscopeart.com through Oct. 18. A one-day Miami Beach resident ticket costs $30 at the early-bird rate, rising to $40 after that date. General one-day admission is $50 early-bird, $70 after. A full-week pass runs $100 early-bird, $140 after. Student, teacher and military one-day tickets are also $30 early-bird. A free ticket category is available through an application on the site.

Galleries interested in exhibiting can apply at portal.scope-art.com.

Upcoming community dates

  • Oct. 18 — InScope early-bird ticket pricing ends
  • Dec. 1-6 — InScope art fair, Ocean Drive and Eighth Street, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily