The INK Miami Art Fair Announces Premier Exhibitor Lineup for Historic 19th Edition
Miami Beach’s Only Non-Profit Art Fair Dedicated to Works on Paper Returns December 3-7, 2025
Free Admission | 16 International Exhibitors | Celebrating Two Decades of Print Excellence
The INK Miami Art Fair, the singular art fair in Miami exclusively dedicated to fine art prints and works on paper, announces its distinguished roster of exhibitors for the 2025 edition, taking place December 3-7 during Miami Art Week and Art Basel Miami Beach. Celebrating its 19th year, INK Miami returns to its iconic open-air courtyard setting with 16 premier national and international publishers, nonprofits, and galleries presenting an exceptional spectrum of contemporary innovation, modern masterworks, and limited-edition prints.
A LANDMARK YEAR: NON-PROFIT STATUS AND EXPANDED MISSION
INK Miami Art Fair, Inc. is proud to announce its official recognition as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, reinforcing its unique position as Miami Beach’s only non-profit art fair featuring international art dealers, galleries, and publishers. This milestone underscores the fair’s commitment to fostering greater appreciation, education, and accessibility for works on paper among collectors, institutions, and the general public.
“Achieving non-profit status is a transformative moment for INK Miami,” says Kristin Soderqvist, Committee member of the INK Miami Art Fair. “We are proud to continue our tradition of offering free admission to the fair, furthering our mission of making art accessible to all. In an art market increasingly defined by exclusivity, we remain committed to opening doors rather than closing them.”
2025 EXHIBITOR LINEUP: A GLOBAL CELEBRATION OF WORKS ON PAPER
The 2025 INK Miami Art Fair will showcase an extraordinary range of printmaking traditions, techniques, and artistic visions through its carefully curated exhibitor list:
Aspinwall Editions (New York)
Childs Gallery (Massachusetts)
David Krut Arts (New York/South Africa)
Flying Horse Editions/UCF (Florida)
Graphicstudio/USF (Florida)
Gregg Shienbaum Fine Art (Florida)
Harlan & Weaver (New York)
Island Press (Missouri)
Jim Kempner Fine Art (New York)
Kingsland Editions (New York)
Kress Contemporary (Florida)
PS Marlowe (North Carolina)
Stoney Road Press (Ireland)
TAG Fine Arts (United Kingdom)
Tandem Press (Wisconsin)
The Tolman Collection (Tokyo, Japan)
From established university print studios to internationally acclaimed commercial galleries, from pioneering nonprofit publishers to influential private collections, the 2025 exhibitor roster represents the full spectrum of contemporary printmaking’s global landscape.
Visitors will encounter newly released editions by leading contemporary artists alongside significant 20th-century masterworks, offering both seasoned collectors and curious newcomers the opportunity to explore printmaking’s remarkable range—from traditional intaglio and lithography to cutting-edge digital processes and mixed-media experimentation.
THE INK MIAMI EXPERIENCE: ART IN AN INTIMATE SETTING
Unlike conventional fair formats, INK Miami transforms a lush open-air courtyard into an intimate cultural destination where hotel suites become elegant gallery spaces. This distinctive architectural arrangement creates an atmosphere conducive to contemplation, conversation, and discovery—a welcome respite from the sensory intensity of Miami Art Week’s larger fairs.
“The INK Miami Art Fair has become essential for anyone serious about works on paper,” notes Amy Newell, INK Miami Art Fair Manager. “Our intimate scale allows for meaningful dialogue between exhibitors and visitors. Museum curators, established collectors, and first-time buyers all find value in our focused approach. We’re not trying to be everything to everyone; we’re committed to being the best at what we do—celebrating the medium of printmaking in all its diversity.”
DIGITAL ENGAGEMENT AND ACCESSIBILITY
For the third consecutive year, INK Miami partners with Printed-Editions as official media sponsor, hosting the fair’s online viewing rooms. This digital platform extends the fair’s reach globally, allowing international collectors and institutions to preview works, connect with exhibitors, and participate virtually.
“We are thrilled to partner with Printed-Editions for the third year,” says Newell. “Their platform allows us to serve collectors who cannot travel to Miami while also enabling visitors to research and plan their fair experience in advance. Visitors can pre-register through our website, ensuring a seamless experience from digital discovery to in-person acquisition.”
WHY WORKS ON PAPER MATTER
In an art market often dominated by painting and sculpture, INK Miami champions a medium with unique characteristics: accessibility, reproducibility, technical innovation, and democratic potential. Historically, prints have allowed groundbreaking artists—from Dürer to Warhol, from Hokusai to Kentridge—to reach broader audiences while pushing technical and conceptual boundaries.
“Prints occupy a fascinating space in the art world,” explains Soderqvist. “They’re affordable entry points for emerging collectors, yet the greatest printmakers—Rembrandt, Goya, Picasso—elevated the medium to high art. Contemporary artists continue this tradition, using print studios as laboratories for experimentation. Our mission is educating audiences about this rich history while showcasing printmaking’s vibrant present and future.”
INSTITUTIONAL IMPACT AND COMMUNITY BUILDING
INK Miami’s influence extends beyond the five-day fair. Through its global network, dynamic online presence, and engaging public programs, the organization supports year-round education, professional development, and community building within the printmaking world.
The fair regularly attracts curators from major museums including MoMA, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, LACMA, and international institutions, many of whom make acquisition decisions based on works discovered at INK Miami. For emerging and mid-career artists, inclusion in INK Miami exhibitions can significantly elevate visibility and market presence.
“We see ourselves as stewards of printmaking’s future,” notes Newell. “By connecting artists, publishers, galleries, institutions, and collectors in this intimate setting, we’re not just facilitating sales—we’re building relationships that sustain the medium for generations to come.”
A DISTINCTIVE VOICE DURING ART WEEK MIAMI BEACH
While Art Basel Miami Beach and its satellite fairs present thousands of exhibitors across multiple venues, INK Miami offers focused expertise in a single medium. This specialization has cultivated a loyal audience that appreciates depth over breadth, connoisseurship over spectacle.
“During Art Week, visitors experience sensory overload,” observes Soderqvist. “INK Miami provides a moment of clarity and focus. You’re not wandering through endless booths wondering what you’re looking at. Everything here shares a common thread—the magic of the printed image—but the variations within that theme are endlessly fascinating.”
The fair’s free admission policy ensures that emerging collectors, students, and art-curious visitors can access the same works and expertise as established collectors—a democratizing gesture that aligns with printmaking’s historical role as “the people’s medium.”
FAIR INFORMATION
Dates: December 3-7, 2025
Location: Miami Beach (specific venue details at www.inkartfair.com)
Hours: Wednesday-Saturday, 11 AM – 7 PM | Sunday, 11 AM – 5 PM
Admission: FREE
Online Viewing Rooms: Available at www.inkartfair.com in partnership with Printed-Editions
Pre-Registration: Encouraged via website for expedited entry
ABOUT INK MIAMI ART FAIR
Now in its 19th year and newly designated as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, the INK Miami Art Fair is Miami Beach’s only art fair dedicated exclusively to fine art prints and works on paper. As the sole non-profit fair during Art Week Miami Beach, INK Miami distinguishes itself through free public admission, intimate curatorial focus, and commitment to education and accessibility.
Set in a distinctive open-air courtyard where transformed suites serve as gallery spaces, INK Miami has established itself as an essential destination for museum curators, serious collectors, and print enthusiasts. The fair’s participation in Miami’s Art Week has solidified its status as a key international event for connoisseurs of works on paper.
Through its global network of publishers, galleries, and institutions, INK Miami supports greater understanding, appreciation, and collection of prints while fostering a vibrant community passionate about this essential artistic medium.
