Two established art fairs take over Mana Wynwood December 2–6, bringing together more than 280 exhibitors, 1,000 artists and a new philanthropic partnership.
Miami Art Week welcomes back Spectrum Miami and Red Dot Miami, returning to Mana Wynwood Convention Center for five days of contemporary art, gallery presentations and creative exchange. Presented by Redwood Art Group, the fairs will occupy more than 150,000 square feet, bringing together artists, galleries, collectors and art enthusiasts from around the world.
Now in its 16th year, Spectrum Miami will showcase more than 200 galleries and artists, highlighting independent practices, emerging talent and established voices. Its programming includes Art Labs, the Spotlight Program, the Discoveries Collection and [SOLO], which provides independent artists with an international platform.
Celebrating its 21st edition, Red Dot Miami will feature more than 75 galleries representing over 500 contemporary artists. Spotlight Galleries, Art Labs and its Discoveries Collection will offer visitors opportunities to explore new work and gallery perspectives.
This year introduces Jackson Health Foundation as the official nonprofit partner. The collaboration will support children and families across South Florida, with fundraising initiatives benefiting Holtz Children’s Hospital. Thursday, December 3, will be recognized as Jackson Health Day, featuring special programming and a guided visit for patients, families and healthcare staff.
The fairs open with an Opening Night Preview on Wednesday, December 2, from 6–9 p.m. The full programming schedule will be announced in November, with tickets available through the official fair websites.
Returning December 2–6, Spectrum Miami and Red Dot Miami continue to make Wynwood a gathering place for art, discovery and connection during one of the international art calendar’s most anticipated weeks.
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