Untitled Art, Miami Beach Announces Exhibitors for 2025 Edition
Leading contemporary art fair Untitled Art, Miami Beach announces exhibitors and a new Guest Curators program, ushering in a more collaborative and dynamic curatorial approach for its 14th edition. This year also marks the launch of the fair’s inaugural Houston edition, taking place September 19–21, 2025, at the George R. Brown Convention Center, establishing a new cultural destination for contemporary art in the region.
For its 2025 Miami Beach edition, the fair welcomes Guest Curators Petra Cortright, Allison Glenn, and Jonny Tanna with Harlesden High Street, each bringing distinct expertise to shape this year’s sectors and reinforce Untitled Art’s role as a curatorial platform for discovery and emerging talent.
This year, Untitled Art, Miami Beach will feature 157 exhibitors. Comprised of This year, Untitled Art, Miami Beach will feature 157 exhibitors. Comprised of galleries and non-profit organizations from 29 countries and territories, the 2025 edition spans participants from over 70 cities worldwide. The 2025 edition will welcome many new participants, including Harper’s (East Hampton / New York, NY), Meliksetian | Briggs (Dallas, TX), Spencer Brownstone (New York, NY), Gene Gallery (Shanghai, CN), PALMA (Guadalajara, MX), HAIR+NAILS (Minneapolis, MN / New York, NY), Soho Revue (London, UK), and Swivel Gallery (New York, NY) to its Main sector, while reaffirming its commitment to its Nest sector, featuring first-time participants such as A-Lounge Contemporary (Seoul, KR), Cierra Britton Gallery (New York, NY), Hidrante (San Juan, PR), Bolanle Contemporary (London, UK), Post Times (New York, NY), Long Story Short (New York, NY / Paris, FR), Sorondo Projects (Barcelona, ES), and John Doe Gallery (Los Angeles, CA).
Returning exhibitors to the fair’s main and Nest sectors will include Carl Freedman Gallery (Margate, UK), Miro Presents (London, UK), TERN (Nassau, BS), Superposition (Nomadic), CURRO (Guadalajara, MX), Stems Gallery (Brussels, BE), WHATIFTHEWORLD (Cape Town, ZA), CARVALHO (Brooklyn, NY), IRL Gallery (New York, NY), homework (Miami, FL), and Rajiv Menon Contemporary (Los Angeles, CA), reaffirming the fair’s longstanding partnerships and dedication to galleries from across the globe.
“We are continually reimagining what an art fair can be and the vital role that they play in the contemporary art landscape. This year’s exhibitors embody our commitment to discovery through new sectors alongside an expanded Guest Curators program. By championing emerging talent and supporting both new and established galleries, we aim to strengthen our community and also show the possibilities of what an art fair can achieve,” says Clara Andrade Pereira, Executive Director of Untitled Art.
The 2025 Nest sector is curated by Jonny Tanna, founder and director of Harlesden High Street and co-founder of Minor Attractions in London. Tanna’s curatorial approach, grounded in experimentation, seeks to bridge social and cultural divides within contemporary art. “I’m proud to spotlight POC-run spaces that are often excluded from mainstream fairs and to provide them with a platform to reach a broader audience,” notes Tanna. This year, Nest returns in a reimagined format as a continuous section within the fair and has expanded to welcome 36 galleries, embracing the spirit of community at the core of experimental art fair concepts.
As part of a new initiative aligned with Untitled Art’s mission to support broader diversity in its programming, the fair introduces a dedicated section to non-profit organizations as a branch of its Nest sector. Featuring longstanding partners such as LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies, Columbia University (New York, NY), Aperture (New York, NY), The55Project Art Foundation (Miami, FL), and Dimensions Variable (Miami, FL), the sector will also include newcomers to the roster such as NYC Culture Club (New York, NY) and New World School of Arts (Miami, FL).
Untitled Art will debut a new sector, ‘Artist Spotlight,’ dedicated to solo presentations and curated by interdisciplinary artist Petra Cortright. This initiative provides galleries a platform to showcase emerging and established artists, focusing on specific bodies of work and providing deeper insights into their practices. Cortright aims to amplify artistic practices that are often underrepresented in art fairs, focusing on digital culture and outsider art. “I was interested in incorporating digital culture, screens, and outsider art — even the concept of the outsider itself — into the fair as much as possible,” she explained. Exhibitors in this sector include Sho Shibuya with Bienvenu Steinberg & C (New York, NY), Jack Butcher with SOLOS (London, UK), Kelvin Haizel with Gallery 1957 (Accra, GH), Lyndon Barrois Jr. with Alma Pearl (London, UK), Eetu Sihvonen with Marc Bibiloni (Madrid, ES), and Joji Nakamura with The Fridge (New York, NY). This sector is generously supported by Shipping Partner, Cadogan Tate.
Allison Glenn, Artistic Director-at-Large of The Shepherd (Detroit, MI) and Curator of the 2026 Toronto Biennial of Art, will lead the fair’s Special Projects, featuring site-specific installations and ambitious projects from artists across North and Central America, distributed throughout the fair. Glenn’s curatorial focus for this year’s sector takes inspiration from Untitled Art, Miami Beach’s unique location. “South Beach is part of a long chain of barrier islands surrounded by many intersecting bodies of water,” notes Glenn, “and this year’s Special Projects sector will consider how artists engage with its many manifestations, including water as a connector, material, methodology, and conceptual link.” Participants under the sector will be announced in due course.
Both fairs in Houston and Miami Beach will continue to offer robust critical and educational programming, including a dynamic on-site podcast series featuring leading industry experts and artists, live performances, and the Untitled Edit platform—a series of commissioned essays that advance art criticism and nurture the next generation of art writers.
Continuing its commitment to sustainability, Untitled Art is a proud member of the Gallery Climate Coalition and collaborates closely with the City of Miami Beach to ensure a zero-impact presentation. The 2025 fair will also adapt its original Nautilus-inspired pavilion, custom-designed by Keenen/Riley for Untitled Art’s inaugural edition in 2012.
Visitors from around the world will be able to experience Untitled Art, Miami Beach through digital platforms and returning partnerships, enhancing the fair’s accessibility and global reach. Details on partners, prizes, and programming will be announced later this Autumn.
The complete list of exhibitors for the 14th edition of Untitled Art, Miami Beach is as follows:
Main Galleries
193 Gallery (Paris / Saint Tropez, FR / Venice, IT)
ABC-ARTE (Genova / Milan, IT)
ADA Gallery (Richmond, VA)
ADRIAN SUTTON GALLERY (Paris, FR)
albertz benda (New York, NY / Los Angeles, CA)
Anna Erickson Presents (Nashville, TN)
ANNA ZORINA GALLERY (New York, NY)
ARDEN + WHITE GALLERY (New Canaan, CT)
Aura (São Paulo, BR)
B R I N T Z + C O U N T Y (Palm Beach, FL)
Bienvenu Steinberg & C (New York, NY)
bitforms gallery (New York, NY)
Blouin Division (Montréal / Toronto, CA)
Brandt Gallery (Amsterdam, NL)
Camille Pouyfaucon Gallery (Paris, FR)
Carl Freedman Gallery (Margate, UK)
CARVALHO (Brooklyn, NY)
CURRO (Guadalajara, MX)
DAM Project (Buenos Aires, AR)
Danziger Gallery (New York, NY)
Galería Fermay (Palma, ES)
GALERIE FORSBLOM (Helsinki, FI)
Galerie Isabelle Lesmeister (Regensburg, DE)
Galerie Nicolas Robert (Montréal / Toronto, CA)
Galleri Urbane (Dallas, TX)
GALLERIA STUDIO G7 (Bologna, IT)
Gillian Jason Gallery (London, UK)
GVCC (Casablanca, MA / Paris, FR)
HAIR+NAILS (Minneapolis, MN / New York, NY)
Harper’s (East Hampton / New York, NY)
HEFT (New York, NY)
Hollis Taggart Downtown (New York, NY)
Homecoming Gallery (Amsterdam, NL)
Huxley-Parlour (London, UK)
Il Chiostro Arte & Archivi (Saronno, IT)
JECZA (Timisoara / Bucharest, RO)
JO-HS (New York, NY)
Kalashnikovv Gallery (Johannesburg, ZA)
KATES-FERRI PROJECTS (New York, NY)
Kavi Gupta (Chicago, IL)
Kravets Wehby Gallery (New York, NY)
La Bibi + Reus (Palma, ES)
La Balsa Arte (Bogotá / Medellín, CO)
Latchkey Gallery / Selenas Mountain (New York, NY)
Lazy Mike (Seoul, KR)
Library Street Collective (Detroit, MI)
Louis Buhl & Co. (Detroit, MI)
Luce Gallery (Torino, IT)
LUPO – Lorenzelli Projects (Milan, IT)
Marc Straus (New York, NY)
Miro Presents (London, UK)
MKG127 (Toronto, CA)
Morgan Lehman Gallery (New York, NY)
Negrón Pizarro (NP01) (San Juan, PR)
NINO MIER GALLERY (New York, NY / Brussels, BE)
Pablo’s Birthday / Patrick Heide Contemporary Art (New York, NY / London, UK)
PALMA (Guadalajara, MX)
Palo Gallery (New York, NY)
PIBI GALLERY (Seoul, KR)
PIERMARQ* (Sydney, AU)
Plan X (Milan / Capri, IT)
RHODES (London, UK)
Richard Heller Gallery (Santa Monica, CA)
Ronchini (London, UK)
SAENGER Galería / COHJU (Mexico City, MX / Kyoto, JP)
SARAHCROWN (New York, NY / Seoul, KR)
SARAI Gallery (Los Angeles, CA / Tehran / Mahshahr, IR)
Sears-Peyton Gallery (New York, NY)
SECCI (Milan / Pietrasanta, IT)
[SN] + Henrique Faria (Bogota, CO / New York, NY)
Soho Revue (London, UK)
Spencer Brownstone Gallery (New York, NY)
Stems Gallery (Brussels, BE)
Sundaram Tagore Gallery (New York, NY / Singapore, SG / London, UK)
Swivel Gallery (New York, NY)
TERN Gallery (Nassau, BS)
The Ant Project (Miami, FL / Mexico City, MX)
The Hole (New York, NY / Los Angeles, CA)
Vigo Gallery (London, UK)
WHATIFTHEWORLD (Cape Town, ZA)
Wishbone Gallery (Montréal, CA)
WIZARD GALLERY (Milan, IT)
Yancey Richardson (New York, NY)
Yiwei Gallery (Los Angeles, CA / Wuhan, CN)
Yossi Milo (New York, NY)
Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery (Luxembourg, LU / Paris, FR / Dubai, UAE)
Nest Galleries
A-Lounge Contemporary (Seoul, KR)
ArteFASAM Gallery (São Paulo / Belo Horizonte, BR)
Bahnhof (Brooklyn, NY)
BIANCA BOECKEL (São Paulo, BR)
Bolanle Contemporary (London, UK)
Camille Obering Fine Art / Guesthouse (Wilson, WY)
Chilli (London, UK)
Cierra Britton Gallery (Brooklyn, NY)
Cub_ism_ Artspace (Shanghai, CN)
El Mirador (Buenos Aires, AR)
Enari Gallery (Amsterdam, NL)
Espacio Cabeza (Guadalajara, MX)
Hidrante (San Juan, PR)
homework (Miami, FL)
IRL GALLERY (New York, NY)
John Doe Gallery (Los Angeles, CA)
LATITUDE Gallery New York (New York, NY)
LBF Contemporary (London, UK)
Long Story Short (New York, NY / Paris, FR)
NORITO (London, UK)
PARISA Projects (San Diego, CA)
Pipeline (London, UK)
Post Times (New York, NY)
Project Loop (London, UK)
Rajiv Menon Contemporary (Los Angeles, CA)
Rulay Magazine (Santo Domingo, DO)
s t a r c h (Singapore, SG)
Sherbet Green (London, UK)
SKETCH (Bogotá, CO)
Sorondo Projects (Barcelona, ES)
Souvenir 154 (San Juan, PR)
Studio/Chapple (London, UK)
Tappeto Volante Projects (Brooklyn, NY)
Vangar (Valencia, ES)
VODA Gallery (Seoul, KR)
Wilder Gallery (London, UK)
Artist Spotlight Galleries
Alma Pearl (London, UK) – Lyndon Barrois Jr.
Berntson Bhattacharjee (London, UK) – Jessie Stevenson
Bienvenu Steinberg & C (New York, NY) – Sho Shibuya
Galeria Lume (São Paulo, BR) – Eduardo Coimbra
Gallery 1957 (Accra, GH / London, UK) – Kelvin Haizel
gallery rosenfeld (London, UK) – Natalia Ocerin
Gene Gallery (Shanghai, CN) – Zhang Haoyan
HEFT (New York, NY) – Auriea Harvey
Hexton Gallery (Aspen, CO) – Carlos Rolon
K Contemporary (Denver, CO) – Mychaelyn Michalec
KALINER (New York, NY) – Dana Nechmad
Keijsers Koning (Dallas, TX) – Jack Early
La Balsa Arte (Bogotá / Medellín, CO) – Gregorio Cuartas
La Cometa (Bogotá/ Medellín, CO / Madrid, ES / Miami, FL) – Camilo Restrepo
LaiSun Keane (Boston, MA) – Raina Lee
LATINOU (Mexico City, MX) – Chavis Marmol
Marc Bibiloni (Madrid, ES) – Eetu Sihvonen
Marshall Gallery (Los Angeles, CA) – Albarrán Cabrera
Meliksetian | Briggs (Dallas, TX) – Meg Cranson
Neon Parc (Brunswick, AU) – Dale Frank
NIL GALLERY (Paris, FR) – Malik Thomas
Peninsula (New York, NY) – Mike Olin
SANATORIUM (Istanbul, TR) – Christiane Peschek
SGR Galería (Bogotá, CO) – Lorena Torres
SOLOS (London, UK) – Jack Butcher
Superposition (Nomadic) – John Rivas
The Fridge (New York, NY) – Joji Nakamura
Wishbone Gallery (Montréal, CA) – Florencia Rothschild
Non-Profit Organizations
Aperture (New York, NY)
Dimensions Variable (Miami, FL)
LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies, Columbia University (New York, NY)
New World School of the Arts (Miami, FL)
NYC Culture Club (New York, NY)
The55Project Art Foundation (Miami, FL / São Paulo, BR)
