Oolite Arts, a Miami support organization for visual artists, has announced its 2026 Miami Art Week program. The lineup includes an annual brunch, open studios, a group exhibition and presentations at two art fairs and a public art window series.
The Art Week Brunch and open studios take place Thursday, Dec. 3, at 924 and 928 Lincoln Road in Miami Beach. A VIP and press preview runs from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., followed by a free public reception from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Visitors can tour working studios and meet resident artists. RSVPs are requested.
The group exhibition “What Water Remembers,” curated by Sara Cluggish, features eight artists, including Miya Ando, Ayesha Hameed and Beatriz Santiago Muñoz. It runs Nov. 18, 2026, through Feb. 7, 2027, and is open daily from noon to 5 p.m. with free admission.
Oolite Arts is also backing work at two fairs. Resident Diego Gabaldon will show “EGO-LIFT” at NADA Miami, Dec. 1 to 5, in Booth F20. Ricardo E. Zulueta will present “SUPERNATURE” at Untitled Art with Dot Fiftyone Gallery, Dec. 2 to 6, in Booth N3.
At Windows@Walgreens, storefront displays by alumni Beatriz Monteavaro and Jillian Mayer run from Oct. 7, 2026, through Jan. 10, 2027. Monteavaro’s “Marseille Drive” is at 74th Street and Collins Avenue, and Mayer’s “MAYER OBJECTS” is at 67th Street and Collins Avenue.
Interim CEO Marie Elena Angulo said the organization has supported South Florida artists for more than 40 years and uses Art Week to show that work to visitors.
