Wynwood Walls Museum Expanded with New Solo Shows
Goldman Global Arts launched exhibitions by Lady Aiko and GIZ that run through November 16, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Fine Art
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Goldman Global Arts has opened an expanded exhibition space at the Wynwood Walls Museum in Miami, featuring new solo works from street artists Lady Aiko and GIZ. The gallery aims to increase its footprint while platforming figures at the vanguard of urban contemporary art.
Why it matters
The gallery's expansion brings a fresh wave of large-scale contemporary works to the Wynwood Arts District. Residents and art lovers have until November to view these installations, which represent a significant technical evolution for both featured artists.
The new exhibition at Goldman Global Arts features a record-setting canvas measuring 90-by-192 inches. These works will remain on display through November 16, 2026.
The players
Goldman Global Arts
A gallery founded in 2016 that operates out of the Wynwood Walls Museum campus.
Lady Aiko
A contemporary artist and former apprentice of Takashi Murakami featured in the new solo exhibition.
GIZ
A street artist who began his career at age 10 and is presenting a life-size subway car installation.
The details
Lady Aiko, a former apprentice of Takashi Murakami, presents new works built with layered gold leaf and mixed media. Meanwhile, GIZ showcases a life-size installation that recreates a New York subway car, utilizing hand-carved woodcuts finished in custom-mixed paint. The exhibitions are housed within the museum campus, which Goldman Global Arts has expanded to better support large-scale urban contemporary projects.
Timeline
The gallery was founded in 2016.
The exhibitions opened on October 7, 2026.
The exhibitions are scheduled to close on November 16, 2026.
Beyond the 305
This gallery expansion follows the long-standing trend of turning the Wynwood neighborhood into a global destination for street art. It solidifies the local commitment to hosting large-scale works that would traditionally be found in major museum centers like New York.
Visitors to the Wynwood Walls Museum can view these new solo shows daily through November 16, 2026. The expanded gallery footprint provides more room for pedestrians to experience the works in a controlled, indoor environment.
The takeaway
The installation by GIZ offers a unique look at New York subway culture through hand-carved wood. Mark your calendar to visit the Wynwood Walls Museum before the exhibitions rotate out on November 16, 2026.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by artnet News.
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