Untitled Art, San Francisco has chosen Pier 35 as the location of the third Bay Area installment, this upcoming January. Untitled, Art selects a team to identify and curate submissions from galleries, artist-run spaces, non-profit institutions & organizations. Countless hours were spent finding the the works from ~60 exhibitors around the world that represent both emerging and established artists. Untitled, Art’s hope is that Pier 35 becomes a permanent home for the international contemporary art fair because the historic Pier 35 provides an iconic backdrop for art lovers and potential customers to view art.

“We are thrilled to be presenting the third edition of Untitled Art, San Francisco at Pier 35,” says Manuela Mozo, Untitled, Art’s Executive Director. “The momentum of the second edition in 2018 indicated that we would have to find a long-term home for the fair to accommodate our international exhibitors and growing attendance. After consulting with Bay Area dealers, collectors and curators, we decided that a move to Pier 35 would improve on our mission of supporting galleries in establishing their roots in the Bay Area and on the West Coast.”

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Zanele Muholi has described herself as a visual activist as opposed to an artist. – – She is dedicated to increasing the visibility of black lesbian, gay, transgender, and intersex people. _ _ @muholizanele #pridemonth🌈 @yanceyrichardsongallery #visualactivist #photography

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Ragnar Kjartansson’s "Scenes from Western Culture" draws inspiration from French Rococo painter Jean-Antoine Watteau’s pastoral scenes of 18th-century aristocrats enjoying their leisure. – – The exhibition at the McEvoy Foundation in San Francisco closes on September 1st. – – @mcevoyarts #ragnarkjartansson #watteau

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Abraham Cruzvillegas’ work draws from the ingenious and collaborative building tactics executed by the people living in Colonia Ajusco, Cruzvillegas’ childhood neighborhood in Mexico City⠀ -⠀ This work is part of “Something (you can’t see, on the other side, of the wall from this side) casts a shadow” curated by Juana Berrio and on view at SOMArts starting July 14th⠀ ⠀ @juana_berrio @somarts #abrahamcruzvillegas

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Throwing himself into a muddy patch he'd inherited from his father, Li Binyuan's performance is a work of mourning and a way of branding the legal and generational transfer of property – See "Land: Zhang Huan and Li Binyuan," two performance artists focusing on the relationship between body and land in current-day China at MoMA PS1 through September 3 @libinyuan @momaps1 #zhanghuan

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Untitled Art, San Francisco
at Pier 35, The Embarcadero in San Francisco
January 18th, 12noon – 8pm / January 19th and 20th, 12noon – 6pm

Stay tuned for ticket information. They go on sale later this year – free for 12 and under to $35 for adults.

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