Navigate Miami Art Week with artists and purpose. Our annual guide is here to help you pick and choose what works for you. The collective work of local and global contributors across the field, this edition reflects our ongoing commitment to uplifting Miami-connected artists, organizations, and spaces.
Navigate Miami Art Week with our fair highlights. From curator-led tours and partner activations, to local exhibitors and artists to watch, use this story to help plan your experience with intention.
Read MoreWe’re proud to have been among the first in a constellation of supporters affirming Season’s mission of building a sustainable creative economy for artists, galleries, and cultural workers in Detroit. Stepping into the unknown, launching a fair, and traveling for a program still finding its contours was rewarding in ways we could not have imagined.
Read MoreOn October 18, 2025, we collaborated with Mother Nature herself at The Kampong, National Tropical Botanical Garden in Miami. In a hands-on workshop with interdisciplinary artist, photographer, and educator Nicole Combeau, members created their very own anthotype prints and hand-stitched dos-à-dos books.
Read MoreOn the exhibitions of Philip Smith and Vickie Pierre at MOCA: “These exhibitions together introduced us to worlds beyond worlds—unseen worlds—thinking through the landscapes of our minds, creation, and imagination.”
Read More“Creativity for me is a way of life rather than something bound to one form. Writing, teaching, movement, and making all become languages for what I’m trying to understand or express.” Read the Q&A with Nicole Combeau—the artist and educator behind our first art-making session of Season Eight.
Read MoreWith cranes looming in the sky and the 1940s award-winning housing development demolished to make space for new construction, O’Neal invited us to become stakeholders and stewards of a shared history through art—a new limited edition piece titled 20th that remembers Rainbow Village. Watch the video, see the photos.
Read MoreRainbow Village, completed in 1970, offered a modest response to the mass displacement and disruption caused by Interstate 95’s annihilation of residential and commercial districts in one of Miami’s oldest Black communities, Overtown. Read the full essay by community historian Nadege Green.
Read MoreThink landscape of imagination. Think world-building. Think speculative futures. Watch our Season Eight’s virtual orientation video for a refresher on how to get the most out of the program, best ways to connect, and the enduring ripple effect of your support.
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