This wasn’t just a magazine cover drop. It was a coordinated creative moment made possible through collaboration.

For FAME, the Greg Mike cover came to life through a partnership-driven effort with Art Access, Arlo Wynwood, and the broader Miami Art Week ecosystem. The goal was not to host an event ourselves, but to help shape a moment where editorial, environment, and culture aligned in real time.

From early creative direction to the timing of the release, the FAME cover was developed hand-in-hand with Greg Mike, then unveiled live during Miami Art Week at the Art Access x Arlo Wynwood takeover. The setting mattered. Wynwood, Art Week, a packed courtyard, music, art, and movement all happening at once. The cover wasn’t introduced quietly, it was experienced.

Greg Mike opened the day with a DJ set and a MADPOP café takeover inside Wyn Wyn, turning the space into a full sensory extension of the cover story. People weren’t just seeing the magazine, they were inside the world it represented. That’s where FAME’s role lives best, using the magazine as a cultural connector, not just a printed feature.

This was a group effort. Art Access curated the platform, Arlo Wynwood provided the space at the heart of Art Week, MADPOP brought brand and experience into the room, and Twenty6North Productions helped execute the vision. FAME’s contribution was editorial, creative alignment, and timing, ensuring the cover release felt integrated into the moment rather than separate from it.

The result was a cover debut that felt alive, collaborative, and rooted in the same creative energy that defines both Greg Mike and Miami Art Week. Not a standalone activation, but a shared cultural moment built through partnership.