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Kavi Gupta | Untitled Art, Miami Beach 2025

Sands of Miami Beach | Booth A61

2 - 7 Dec 2025

Kavi Gupta is pleased to announce our participation in Untitled Art Miami Beach 2025.

The gallery's presentation seeks to elevate the voices of underrepresented South Asian and Asian American artists, whose perspectives are more critical than ever in light of today’s political and social climate. This presentation reflects our commitment to amplifying marginalized voices and offering a vital perspective seldom seen in the mainstream.

Each artist offers insight into themes of identity, cultural expression, and displacement. Their works present rich narratives that reflect the complexity of the Asian and Asian American experience, providing a counterpoint to the often one-dimensional depictions found in mainstream culture.

Founded in 2012, Untitled Art’s flagship fair takes place annually on the sands of Miami Beach. Known for its cutting-edge programming and curatorial integrity, the fair features noteworthy galleries and nonprofits from across the globe, showcasing emerging and established artists.

The 14th edition of the fair will be held December 3 through 7, 2025 with a VIP and Press Preview on December 2.

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Kavi Gupta | Untitled Art, Miami Beach 2025

Mapping Resistance: The Legacy of Black Liberation (1925-1975)

Matter of Fact: Material as a Political Act

Devan Shimoyama and Tomokazu Matsuyama: Our Lives Story Telling

Willie Cole: The B-Sides: 1989-2022

Lightspace

Marie Watt: Sky Dances Light

Allana Clarke, I Feel Everything

Esmaa Mohamoud, Let Them Consume Me In The Light

Alfred Conteh, It Is What It Is

James Little, Black Stars & White Paintings

Su Su, From Your Special Friend

Miya Ando, Kumoji (Cloud Path / A Road Traversed By Birds And The Moon)

Gerald Williams, When Will it Ever End

Michi Meko, Dark was the Night, Cold was the Ground

Sherman Beck

Alisa Sikelianos-Carter, Stars are Born in Darkness

Devan Shimoyama, A Counterfeit Gift Wrapped in Fire

Beverly Fishman, FEELS LIKE LOVE

Arghavan Khosravi, The Witness

Suchitra Mattai: Osmosis: in the face of the sea

Tomokazu Matsuyama The Best Part About Us

Kavi Gupta Celebrates Black History Month

Kavi Gupta Pop-Up Gallery: West Palm Beach Gallery Walks

Jeffrey Gibson, Beyond the Horizon

Abstraction and Social Critique

Jessica Stockholder, Specific Shapes

Surface is Only a Material Vehicle for Spirit, Curated by Kennedy Yanko

Realms of Refuge

Wadsworth Jarrell & Gerald Williams: Works on Paper

Mary Sibande, Unhand Me, Demon!

Manuel Mathieu, Negroland: A Landscape of Desires

Kour Pour, Familiar Spirits

Studio Stories: Kour Pour

Celebrating Black History Month

Introducing Kavi Gupta | Sidebar

Willie Cole x Comme des Garçon

Young-Il Ahn, Reflection

Michael Joo, Sensory Meridian

Clare Rojas: Re-Discovered

Celebrating Young-Il Ahn

Deborah Kass: Painting and Sculpture

Beverly Fishman, Studies on Relief

Jeffrey Gibson, BELIEVE! BELIEVE!

Art in Lockdown: Manuel Mathieu

Art In Lockdown: Manish Nai

Alfred Conteh, Our Reality

Art in Lockdown: Jessica Stockholder

Jessica Stockholder, Kathmandu Residency

Art in Lockdown: Kennedy Yanko

Celebrating AFRICOBRA at the 2019 Venice Biennale

Art in Lockdown: Devan Shimoyama

Clare Rojas

Mickalene Thomas: Brawlin' Spitfire 2

Frieze Art Fair

Art In Lockdown: Angel Otero

Art in Lockdown: Jeffrey Gibson

Art In Lockdown: Mary sibande

The Written Word

The Figure In Solitude

Art in Lockdown: Inka Essenhigh

Radical Optimism

Art In Lockdown: Deborah Kass

Roger Brown, HYPEFRAME