Untitled Art, Miami Beach has unveiled the lineup for its 15th edition, bringing together 166 galleries and nonprofit organizations from 36 countries and territories. The fair will run from December 2 to December 5, 2026, and will be structured across five sectors designed to highlight both established names and emerging voices.
Alongside the main galleries section, the program includes a nonprofit area, an Artist Spotlight section curated by Mexico City dealer Agustina Ferreyra, a special projects segment led by Brussels dealer Damîen Dakota, and a "nest" section organized by Hong Kong-based dealer Willem Molesworth.
Executive director Clara Andrade Pereira said the fair remains focused on discovery, curatorial depth, and market energy after 15 years in Miami Beach. She described the edition as a reflection of long-standing ties with galleries, artists, collectors, curators, and institutions, while emphasizing the fair's ambition to keep expanding the art fair model.
This year's roster includes 52 first-time exhibitors, among them Catharine Clark Gallery, Inman Gallery, Mitre, Richard Saltoun Gallery, and NF/ Nieves Fernández. About 26 galleries will appear in both the Houston and Miami Beach editions, underscoring the fair's growing cross-city momentum.
The 2026 lineup also connects with major institutional activity. Artists represented at the fair include Michael Joo, featured in the Venice Biennale; Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, who recently presented a solo exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Art Los Angeles; and David McGee, whose survey is on view at the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art.
With its international reach, curated sections, and broad mix of galleries and nonprofits, Untitled Art Miami Beach continues to position itself as a dynamic meeting point for contemporary art. The fair's evolution points to a future where art events become even more global, collaborative, and discovery-driven.
