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The 81st edition of the Whitney Biennial, the most significant and longest-running survey of contemporary American art, explores the themes of truth, identity, and artifice. Curators Chrissie Iles and Meg Onli have assembled a diverse group of 71 artists and collectives whose work grapples with the paradox of art transcending reality while remaining inherently artifice. The Biennial offers an interactive experience, allowing visitors to touch and interact with the art, emphasizing that art is meant to be experienced in and through the flesh. The exhibition includes video art, sculptures, and installations that address important social and cultural issues, such as LGBTQ rights, the legacy of black thinkers, and the importance of indigenous technology and beliefs. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the Untitled Art fair in Miami Beach, which features over 160 exhibitors from 38 countries showcasing the work of 600 artists. The fair emphasizes the fun and exuberance of contemporary art while also exploring deeper themes and perspectives. The artworks on display range from paintings and sculptures to installations and mixed-media pieces. The fair highlights the diversity and creativity of the art world while also acknowledging the ongoing relevance of traditional forms such as painting. [Extracted from the article]