Untitled Art 60 Exhibitors

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International Galleries
Edwynn Houk Gallery, UNTITLED, ART San Francisco 2019.
60 international galleries and nonprofit arts organizations, from more than 12 countries and 20 cities, will participate in the fourth edition of UNTITLED, ART San Francisco. The fair will feature presentations by leading contemporary artists as well as influential figures from the 20th century.
New and returning galleries include Chambers Fine Art​, Fort Gansevoort, Edwynn Houk Gallery, Night Gallery, and Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, and more. See the full list of exhibitors here.
Expanded Ambassadors Committee
“The fair allows our community to discover new galleries and artists from all over the world, while also being supportive of local galleries, artists, museums, and nonprofit organizations.” Deborah and Andy Rappaport, Co-Founders, Minnesota Street Project.
The Ambassadors Committee comprises many of the Bay Area’s top art collectors, museum directors, curators, art advisors, and other arts leaders. 23 new individuals and couples have been added for 2020; see the full list of Ambassadors here.
Deborah and Andy Rappaport, Co-Founders, Minnesota Street Project at UNTITLED, ART San Francisco 2019. 
New Partnerships
The $10,000 eBay Booth Prize will be awarded to a participating gallery at UNTITLED, ART San Francisco 2020. The winner will be announced at the fair on Friday, January 17, 2020, following selection by a jury of Bay Area museum directors and curators, including S. Sayre Batton, Oshman Executive Director, San José Museum of Art, and Abby Chen, Head of the Contemporary Art Department, Asian Art Museum.
Connecting with the extensive classic car community in the Bay Area and greater California, UNTITLED, ART San Francisco welcomes Hagerty® as a fair Partner. The Hagerty® DriveShare program will be featured in the company’s on-site fair activation.
Facebook joins the fourth edition of UNTITLED, ART San Francisco as an Associate Partner, with a special on-site presentation by the writer and textile artist Kira Dominguez Hultgren. Organized by the Facebook Art Department, a newly commissioned, large-scale artwork by Dominguez Hultgren will grow and evolve throughout the duration of the fair, as the artist will be present, adding to her work and interacting with fairgoers.
January 2020 will see the launch of a new three-year emergency fund supported by UNTITLED, ART. The &Art& Emergency Fund will offer immediate assistance to artists who live and work in the San Francisco Bay Area or have graduated with a visual arts degree from the San Francisco Bay Area.
Brian Boucher, Writer in Residence 
New York–based art writer Brian Boucher will be the inaugural Writer in Residence for UNTITLED, ART San Francisco, publishing daily dispatches on highlights at the fair and around San Francisco.
A seasoned critic and journalist, Brian Boucher has written for publications including New York Magazine, artnet News, Art in America, and The Art Newspaper, covering major developments in the art world and writing about some of the world's most respected artists.
Brian Boucher.
UNTITLED, ART.
www.untitledartfairs.com

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