In the week before III Points 2026, more than a dozen artists worked day and night to turn the walls of Wynwood’s former RC Cola factory into an outdoor gallery. The murals were curated and produced by J.P.S. Williams, founder of the Miami Art Society.
The collection mixes styles, techniques and voices, from graffiti to more polished work. The site holds a special place in Miami’s graffiti history. Long before Wynwood drew street artists from around the world, the abandoned plant was a proving ground for generations of graffiti writers who practiced on its walls.
The property now faces an uncertain future after its sale to new owners, which gave this year’s project added weight. Photographs of the finished works, along with images of the artists at work, document the effort.
