Untitled Art, Miami Beach has set out the programme for its 15th anniversary edition, which runs from 2 to 6 December on Ocean Drive and 12th Street, with a VIP and press preview on 1 December. Twelve Special Projects, guest-curated by Damïen Dakota of Super Dakota, take cognitive dissonance as their theme.

Among them, Gabo Arora's The Great Dictator is an AI-driven interactive installation that places visitors inside archival political speeches, while Sebastián Errázuriz's The Shape of Consciousness addresses suicide prevention, with proceeds supporting education around the Columbia Protocol. April Bey presents Equity in Collecting with TERN of Nassau, and Anna Barlik shows Flags of Non-Existent Countries with Nguyen Wahed. Signe Pierce contributes ELECTROTEXTURE with Annka Kultys Gallery, and Germane Barnes offers Pull Up a Chair with Studio Barnes.

The fair's prizes include the Loews Hotel Special Projects Prize of $10,000, awarded to Lester Rodriguez for Marea Alta, and an acquisition prize of around $20,000 from NSU Art Museum. Further awards come from Asia Society Texas, El Espacio 23, Fountainhead — which honours Dalton Gata, presented by Newchild — and Eighth House, alongside a Vortic prize for the best digital booth.

Programming includes the seventh year of the Untitled Podcast, which has now recorded 125 conversations, and live podcasts from Artnet Airwaves on 2 and 3 December, hosted by Ben Davis and Margaret Carrigan, with a Spanish-language podcast day on 4 December. A Curatorial Forum is organised with Fundación M and The Ant Project, and the fair has added Storm Ascher, Carl Gambino and Anwarii Musa to its Ambassadors Committee.