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Meet 4 galleries exhibiting at FUZE 2026. 🎨

This October, FUZE brings together galleries, artists, collectives and institutions from across the Caribbean, its diaspora and beyond for Coming Home.

Get to know four of the galleries joining us at this year’s fair:

TERN Gallery | F13 @terngallery 
Presenting a duo presentation of photography by Melissa Alcena and Delton Barrett.

Richard Beavers Gallery | F25 @richardbeaversgallery 
Presenting a solo presentation of new works by FUZE x SCOPE Residency Artist Desmond Beach.

Galerie Myrtis | F28 @galeriemyrtis 
Presenting a duo presentation featuring Damilare Jamiu Kanyinsola and Lavett Ballard.

The Current: Baha Mar Gallery & Art Center | F21 & F22 @the.current.art 
Presenting two solo presentations by Lynn Parotti and Holly Parotti.

Swipe to meet each gallery and discover what they’re bringing to FUZE 2026.

FUZE Caribbean Art Fair: Coming Home
October 21–25, 2026
Baha Mar | Nassau, The Bahamas

Tickets available now at festival.bahamar.com.

Come Home.

#FUZE2026 #ComingHome #FUZECaribbeanArtFair #CaribbeanArt #ContemporaryCaribbeanArt #BahamianArt #ArtFair #BahaMar
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I couldn’t leave @thearmoryshow without purchasing this evocative piece by Kachelle Knowles @kayshlo from Nassau-based gallery @terngallery. Excited to place it in my collection.
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UNTITLED HOUSTON 🕳️✨Following its Texas debut in 2025, @untitledartfairs returned to Houston with its second edition this weekend.This year’s exhibitor list topped out at 98 galleries, with a healthy balance of local names, national players and international galleries across market tiers, all drawn by the current surge of dynamism and wealth as aerospace, tech and manufacturing companies continue to put down roots.
Untitled Art’s Texas fair grew out of years of conversations with Houston art-world insiders and local government. From the outset, the idea was not to transplant the Miami fair to Houston but to build something more context-specific: an event that could integrate with the city’s existing cultural fabric, giving local galleries and artists greater visibility while bringing international offerings directly to Texan collectors, thereby testing the depth of a still-evolving buyer base while integrating with its already rich cultural scene.

Compared with last year, the fair improved markedly in creativity, buzz and reach. Sprawling it may be, but Houston operates in many ways via word-of-mouth dynamics more similar to those of a village, and in 2026, collectors and patrons stepped up to spread the word. The general impression was Untitled Art Houston is clearly beginning to find its footing—and, more importantly, its place within the city. Rather than importing an external model, the fair is increasingly positioning itself as a platform that activates Houston’s expanding cultural fabric, bringing in a tightly curated selection of galleries and artists worth watching from elsewhere while giving homegrown talent greater visibility, access and opportunities for connection.

Full report with early sales and highlights on @observer 
Here just some favorites from the fair, some shows around the city will deserve a separate post! — thank u Houston for having me ✨

#houstonartweek #untitledhouston
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