Late Night Leaves, 2023
Untitled Art Fair revisited its Miami Beach location, again on the beach just off Ocean Drive. The fair opened on Wednesday the 6th of December and concluded on Sunday the 10th. The fair featured curated presentations, live events, artist performances, and more. This edition hosted 160 exhibitors from 38 countries, showcasing works by nearly 600 artists. The programming encompassed artist projects, performances, and panel discussions as part of the Untitled Art Podcast, with an emphasis on digital innovation and inclusivity.
Besides showcasing some of the most prominent galleries from a number of cities internationally, Untitled Art Fair’s mission is inclusivity, collaboration, and digital innovation, supporting emerging artists, non-profits and underrepresented voices in the art world. The fair also focuses on education, local engagement, and environmental sustainability. The event featured a series of informative discussions involving various professionals and experts from the art world, offering insights into current trends, the creative process of artists, and the dynamics of the art market.
The fair included a range of art forms, including limited edition prints from artists like April Bey, Petra Cortright, Christine Sun Kim, and Hana Ward, showcased by For Freedoms. Ten live performances were also part of the fair’s schedule. Including, “Bout,” an audiovisual performance by Nicki Duval and Robbie Trocchia, which explores the intersection of athletics and the arts, reimagining the motifs of George Bellows’ works through a queer perspective in sound and gesture, presented by Locust Projects.
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