Overview Untitled Art is the contemporary art fair on the sand at Miami Beach during Miami Art Week, the same week Art Basel brings the art world to Miami. Founded in 2012, it is widely regarded as a platform for discovering contemporary art, with emerging and established voices side by side. The 15th edition runs December 2 to 6, 2026, opening with a VIP and Press Preview on December 1, with more than 170 galleries and nonprofits from 36 countries and territories, 53 of them new to the fair. Untitled draws more than 55,000 visitors a year, including more than 33,000 registered VIPs, and has welcomed over 770,000 visitors and 1,300 galleries and organizations since it began. On site The fair fills a 125,000-square-foot tent designed by Keenen/Riley at Ocean Drive and 12th Street, with natural light, ocean views and open-air terraces over the Atlantic. Galleries are chosen by a curatorial team, and guest curators shape each sector: Agustina Ferreyra of OMR leads Artist Spotlight, Willem Molesworth of PHD Group leads Nest, the subsidized section for emerging artists, young galleries and nonprofits, and Damien Dakota leads Special Projects, with site-specific installations through the tent. Daily performances, curator-led tours, live recordings of the Untitled Art Podcast, which has passed 100 episodes, and juried prizes that have directed more than $200,000 to artists and galleries run through the week. VIPs move between the VIP Lounge, the Collectors Lounge and the Artscape Lounge on the ocean terrace. Audience This is a collector crowd: 69% are art collectors and 31% art-curious, with a median age of 35. The average household income is $155,000 for general visitors and $440,000 for VIPs, with average assets of $4 million, and half spend more than $50,000 on art, including 16% who spend more than $500,000. The 2025 fair brought out collectors including Mera, Don and Jason Rubell, Beth Rudin DeWoody, Jorge Perez and Dennis Scholl, and museum leaders from the Whitney, the Walker, the Perez Art Museum Miami, The Bass and the Dallas Museum of Art. The fair keeps its VIPs close all year with VIP weekends in New York, Mexico City, Mallorca, Austin, Houston and Dallas, and has an email list of more than 155,000. Talent and influencers Untitled has shown Marina Abramovic, who released a limited-edition print at the fair with the Elton John AIDS Foundation, and Jeffrey Gibson, shown at the fair for more than a decade, who represented the United States at the 2024 Venice Biennale, and many artists have launched their careers in the tent. Its curators and ambassadors include Allison Glenn, curator of the 2026 Toronto Biennial, the Whitney's Marcela Guerrero, artist Hank Willis Thomas and Pioneer Works founder Dustin Yellin, under founder Jeffrey Lawson and executive director Clara Andrade Pereira. The fair counts more than 2.3 billion media impressions and 63 million in social reach a year, with 375 members of the press, coverage in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes and The Art Newspaper, and 111,000 followers on Instagram. Brand presence Partners have included J.P. Morgan, with its own lounge, American Express and Delta, which present the Artscape Lounge, Lucid, Rado, Champagne Pommery, By Michael Miller, LALO Tequila, Condesa Gin and 1 Hotel South Beach, and before them Chase Private Client, INFINITI, Resy and Blacklane, with Artsy as online partner. Cultural partners include the Perez Art Museum Miami, ICA Miami, The Bass, the Rubell Museum, the Lowe Art Museum, Locust Projects and Bakehouse Art Complex. Brands show up through lounges and hospitality for their clients, the VIP preview, prizes and support for emerging artists in Nest, talks, the podcast and performances, student and education programs, and campaigns to the fair's VIP and general audiences.