Museum of Graffiti 2026 Art Week - Full Campus Access

The Museum will present an unbelievable lineup of programming between December 2 - 4, 2026 which includes everything from live glass blowing courtesy of Curaleaf to a pop-up studio for legendary graffiti artist Lee Quiñones that mimics his iconic studio in Brooklyn, NY. Guests 21+ will also enjoy a complimentary courtesy of Modelo.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2026
1PM: Lee Quiñones Dead Stock print release and book signing
3PM: Crazy Legs in conversation, followed by a book signing

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2026

12PM: Book signing with Greg LeMarche (SP ONE) of Subscription to Mischief
4PM: Meet the 10 artists of Wynwood’s public mural project

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2026

12PM: Justin Bua book signing
1:30PM: APER's "Time Frame Vol 2" official zine release & limited edition Loop spray can drop
3PM: ALL CAPS LIVE open artist call: one artist will be selected to be hired for Rotterdam’s biggest mural festival

MUSEUM OF GRAFFITI: TWO NEW EXHIBITIONS

1. LA2: Writing History: This show tells a new story about a Puerto Rican artist from New York’s downtown graffiti scene who really never got his due – until now. At fourteen years old, LA2 (b. Angel Ortiz), began a six-year period of collaboration with Keith Haring during both artists’ most formative years. The two artists' distinct styles merged into a shared visual language, carrying Ortiz's street-born line work onto a global stage and helping define an era of art that emerged from Manhattan’s Lower East Side in the 1980s.

2. Names on the Line: Graffiti, Monikers & the American Railroad: This exhibition explores the intersection of American railroad history and the evolution of graffiti. Bringing together historical photography, film, monumental murals, a model railroad installation, and hundreds of hand-painted miniature train cars, the exhibition examines how the American railroad became a moving canvas for generations of artists.

MUSEUM OF GRAFFITI ARTISTS’ STUDIOS Museum of Graffiti Foundation is proud to officially launch Artist Studios, which will provide free studio space for up to 5 artists in residence thanks to a generous gift from Kenneth C. Griffin, Founder of Citadel and Griffin Catalyst, building on his broader philanthropic commitment to Wynwood and Miami’s arts and cultural community. Local Latin American artists Destyni Swoope, Joan “Entes” Jimenez, Jel Martinez, and RasTerms will be on site for the next 6 months following Art Week, while legendary graffiti writer and acclaimed studio painter, Lee Quiñones, will join the group for a special one-week visiting residency during Art Basel Miami Beach.

WYNWOOD ART GALLERY In honor of its 7th anniversary, the Wynwood Art Gallery on Museum of Graffiti’s campus will present an exhibition called LUCKY 7, featuring the works of 7 artists from 7 distinct parts of the globe who have never presented work with the gallery before. The group show features an international roster of artists including Miss Van (Spain), Swed One (France), Bikismo (Puerto Rico), Adrian Falkner/SMASH137 (Switzerland), Michael Vasquez (Miami), Michael Agwu (Nigeria), and Rafael Sliks (Brazil).

Note: By purchasing this ticket, you consent to be photographed, filmed and/or otherwise recorded if you choose to enter the event.