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Untitled Art, Houston Returns with 98 Galleries and Strong Texas Sales

festival-fair · 2026-06-26

The George R. Brown Convention Center is currently hosting the second Untitled Art event in Houston, which will run until October 4. This year, the number of participating galleries has increased to 98, up from 88 at the first event, reflecting an 11% growth. About 20% of these galleries are from Texas, featuring prominent local names like Inman, McClain, Moody, Sicardi Ayers Bacino, Laura (the gallery), and Seven Sisters. However, all five Dallas galleries that took part last year are absent this time. During the VIP preview on October 1, Moody Gallery sold Mary McCleary's Earth Felt the Wound for $80,000, and McClain Gallery sold Dorothy Hood's Tixo in the Morning for $95,000. The fair focuses on accessible art and highlights Houston’s DIY scene, drawing collectors such as Leigh and Reggie Smith, along with Judy Nyquist.

Key facts

  • Untitled Art, Houston's second edition features 98 galleries, up 11% from 88 in the inaugural edition
  • The fair runs until 4 October at the George R. Brown Convention Center
  • About one fifth of exhibitors are from Texas, with strong Houston representation
  • All five Dallas-based exhibitors from last year are not participating this year
  • Moody Gallery sold Mary McCleary's Earth Felt the Wound for $80,000 during the VIP preview
  • McClain Gallery sold Dorothy Hood's Tixo in the Morning for $95,000 to a new local collector
  • Night Gallery sold Tomashi Jackson works for $80,000 to $100,000
  • Nature of Things priced nothing above $4,000 on its stand

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Untitled Art, Houston
  • George R. Brown Convention Center
  • Inman Gallery
  • McClain Gallery
  • Moody Gallery
  • Sicardi Ayers Bacino
  • Laura (the gallery)
  • Seven Sisters
  • Martha's
  • Kaufmann Repetto
  • Anton Kern Gallery
  • Nara Roesler
  • Night Gallery
  • Richard Saltoun Gallery
  • Megan Mulrooney
  • Feia
  • PFA Gallery
  • Tulsa Artist Fellowship
  • Nature of Things
  • Orange Show Center for Visionary Art
  • Orange Show Monument
  • Beer Can House
  • Art Car Parade
  • Menil Collection
  • Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Contemporary Art Museum Houston
  • Asia Society
  • Sam Houston State University
  • UGK
  • Chilli
  • Henley & Partners
  • CRISIS
  • kaufmann repetto
  • Huxley-Parlour
  • The Glass House
  • Albarrán Bourdais
  • Dallas Contemporary
  • Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino
  • Tate Modern
  • David Shelton Gallery
  • Revolver Galería
  • Meliksetian Briggs
  • The Landing
  • MFAH
  • Rothko Chapel
  • Orange Show Art Car Parade
  • Half Gallery
  • ArtBound
  • Cat Spring Collection
  • Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern
  • Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
  • Moody Center for the Arts
  • Asia Society Texas
  • Rice University
  • Sarofim Hall
  • MFAH Core Residency Program
  • University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
  • Houston Grand Opera
  • Public Art of the University of Houston System
  • Hotel Daphne
  • Park House Houston
  • Galerie Magazine
  • Discovery Green
  • Houston Cinema Arts Festival
  • Bar Daphne
  • Project Row Houses
  • DiverseWorks
  • Midtown Arts & Theater Center Houston
  • Good Medicine Indigenous Music Festival
  • PAC Public
  • University of Houston
  • Blaffer Art Museum
  • Art League Houston
  • Redbud Arts Center
  • Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
  • FotoFest
  • Glasstire
  • Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH)
  • Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH)
  • Northern-Southern

Locations

  • Houston
  • United States
  • Texas
  • Austin
  • Dallas
  • New York
  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Rio de Janeiro
  • Brazil
  • São Paulo
  • Los Angeles
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Rome
  • Washington, DC
  • Tulsa
  • Port Arthur
  • East End
  • Rice Military
  • San Francisco Bay Area
  • Chicago
  • Lima
  • Peru
  • Madrid
  • Spain
  • New Canaan
  • Connecticut
  • Bihar
  • India
  • Amazon
  • Mexico
  • San Antonio
  • New York City
  • Brooklyn
  • Third Ward
  • North America
  • Central America
  • South America
  • Australia
  • Canada
  • Denmark
  • Finland
  • Japan
  • Denton
  • Miami
  • Toronto
  • Montréal
  • Paris
  • Berlin
  • Tokyo
  • Osaka
  • Kyoto
  • Sydney
  • Brisbane
  • Brussels
  • Luxembourg
  • Dubai
  • Busan
  • Singapore
  • Nassau
  • Bahamas
  • Buenos Aires
  • San Juan
  • Puerto Rico

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