GTA 6: ten murals in Wynwood and free museum entry for locals

On October 13, 2026, Wynwood Walls announced a partnership with Rockstar Games: ten new murals feature artwork created for GTA VI, while Miami-Dade residents receive free museum admission through 2028. The museum’s official press release connects Vice City’s art with its real-world inspirations.

Cover: The Art of Vice City promotional graphic — Wynwood Walls.

GTA 6’s art moves beyond the screen

The ten murals are produced by Goldman Global Arts. Tristan Eaton’s mural is on the museum campus; the others are spread throughout the Wynwood neighborhood. The release names artists including FAILE, Lady AIKO and Ron English, and says the exhibition runs until January 1, without specifying the year in that sentence.

The museum also confirms the connection to Stockyard, the area of Vice City inspired by Wynwood Walls. That name already appeared in our Dazed interview article: the news here is the museum initiative and the presentation of the artwork in Miami.

Free admission is for residents

The initiative’s official page explains the requirements: a photo ID or student ID showing a Miami-Dade address, followed by a free digital membership. Visitors from elsewhere remain subject to regular ticket pricing.

A separate artist collection

The Art of Vice City range accompanies the initiative, with items available to pre-order featuring creations by artists involved in the game. Tristan Eaton’s LEONIDA T-shirt is one example.

This collection is separate from the Rockstar range announced on October 8. Like the partnership with the Miami Heat, it extends GTA 6’s presence into the real city. The announcement reveals no new gameplay mechanics.