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We are delighted to welcome you to the 15th anniversary of Untitled Art, Miami Beach next month. Ahead of your visit, discover the emerging and established voices shaping this year’s fair, including a specially curated list of Artists to Watch.
Across its sectors, this year’s fair offers compelling curatorial threads that make it a destination for discovery. Highlights include artists with recent institutional recognition through major biennials and museum exhibitions; photography as a recurring medium; and contemporary practices that draw on Indigenous knowledge systems to engage with cultural histories.
Explore more curatorial highlights across all sectors on our social media channels as we continue to celebrate an international roster of more than 170 galleries and nonprofit organizations from 36 countries and territories. Tickets are available until November 21, including our VIP Vernissage pass options. |
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Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, Aymaras, 2024. Image courtesy of Galeria SENDA. |
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Sandra Vásquez de la Horra Galeria SENDA, Barcelona
First-time participant Galeria SENDA will feature Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, whose recent solo exhibition was at the Institute of Contemporary Art Los Angeles. On wax-bathed paper, the works introduce a symbolic and material dimension in which the body becomes a site of inscription shaped by psychic, natural, and cosmological forces. |
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Natani Notah, A Sort of a Brake Plug, 2025. Image courtesy of Tulsa Artist Fellowship. |
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Natani Notah Tulsa Artist Fellowship, Tulsa
Non-Profit exhibitor Tulsa Artist Fellowship showcases Diné artist Natani Notah’s sculptures and works on paper. Her practice engages land, materiality, and Indigenous epistemologies through sculpture, installation, and expanded forms of storytelling. |
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Luana Vitra, EQUAÇÃO ASCENDENTE #3 [RISING EQUATION #3], 2024. Image courtesy of Mitre. |
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Luana Vitra Mitre, São Paulo
Mitre’s presentation featuring Luana Vitra activates the mineral as an agent of memory and transformation, articulating political, spiritual, and geological dimensions. Recent exhibitions include the Pinacoteca de São Paulo and a solo exhibition at SculptureCenter in New York. |
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Berkay Tuncay, Laughing Histerically, 2022. Image courtesy of SANATORIUM. |
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Berkay Tuncay SANATORIUM, Istanbul
Berkay Tuncay’s ongoing project, Poems from Descriptive Noise, is based on descriptive subtitles and closed captions. Exhibited by SANATORIUM, the embossed paper works focus on the poetic qualities of phrases as functional language. |
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Uýra, The Water Flora, 2017. Image courtesy of Aura. |
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Uýra Aura, São Paulo
Aura presents works by Uýra through performance and photo performance, using their own body as a support to tell stories about encounters and differences between the forest and the city, stitched together through scientific and ancestral knowledge. |
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Alexander Apóstol, La ministra estratega que usurpa funciones, 2017. Image courtesy of Beatriz Gil Galería. |
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Alexander Apóstol Beatriz Gil Galería, Caracas
For their first participation, Beatriz Gil Galería presents Alexander Apóstol. The Venezuelan artist’s monumental photographic series, currently on view at MOCA, reveals the different codes of gender, race, and identity that accompany the ideologies of Latin America. |
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Stephanie Syjuco, Whiteout, 2019. Image courtesy of Catharine Clark Gallery. |
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Stephanie Syjuco Catharine Clark Gallery, San Francisco
Stephanie Syjuco’s photographic and sculptural installation investigates the cultivation of Southeast Asian flora as a colonial economy, presented by returning participant Catharine Clark Gallery. Syjuco will be the subject of a solo exhibition at the Oakland Museum of California in early 2027. |
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Kim Myung Chan, Fish I, 2026. Image courtesy of dive.seoul. |
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Kim Myung Chan dive.seoul, Seoul
As part of the Nest section, dive.seoul presents Kim Myung Chan’sfigurative paintings and installations that examine the interplay between mechanical media and embodied gesture, using the airbrush on steel to evoke memory, presence, and duration. |
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Hoda Afshar, Untitled #2, 2023. Image courtesy of Danziger Gallery. |
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Hoda Afshar Danziger Gallery, New York
Danziger Gallery brings photographs by Hoda Afshar, whose practice is informed by the relationship between politics and aesthetics. The series, In Turn, responds to the 2022 feminist uprising in Iran. Last year, she won Australia’s National Photographic Portrait Prize. |
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Official Partners
The Official Partners of Untitled Art, Miami Beach 2026 are Chase Sapphire Reserve, Houston First, J.P. Morgan, Lalo Tequila, Lexus, Champagne Pommery, Condesa Gin, and By Michael Miller. Our Digital Partner is Vortic and Online Marketplace Partner is Artsy. Prize Partners include Asia Society Texas, Eighth House, El Espacio 23, Fountainhead, Loews Miami Beach Hotel, NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, and Vortic. Our Advisory Partner is The Agency Art House. With the support of the Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority. Additional partners will be released in the lead-up to the fair. |
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