The fair’s 32nd edition will welcome more than 90 exhibitors and introduce Art Under 10, a companion fair designed for emerging galleries and a new generation of collectors.
International perspectives, a new philanthropic partnership and a more accessible approach to collecting will shape LA Art Show’s return to the Los Angeles Convention Center’s West Hall, January 6–10, 2027. Now entering its 32nd edition, Los Angeles’ longest-established art fair will open the city’s 2027 art season with a program reflecting its multicultural creative landscape. The dates and West Hall location are confirmed on the fair’s website.laartshow
For 2027, LA Art Show welcomes GLAAD as its new charity partner and beneficiary, with 15 percent of ticket proceeds supporting the nonprofit’s work to advance LGBTQ acceptance and inclusive representation across media. GLAAD’s programs span entertainment, news and digital media, using advocacy, research and storytelling to foster greater understanding.
“LA Art Show has always been about more than bringing great art to Los Angeles — it is about creating a place where cultures, ideas, collectors and audiences intersect in meaningful and unexpected ways,” said Kassandra Voyagis, producer and executive director of LA Art Show. “As we enter our 32nd year, we’re proud to build on that legacy while welcoming GLAAD as our new charity partner and Tixr as our new ticketing partner for 2027.”
Tickets are now on sale through Tixr, the fair’s new official ticketing partner.
Alongside LA Art Show, Fine Art Shows—the producer of both LA Art Show and Art Palm Beach—will launch Art Under 10, a companion fair dedicated to emerging galleries and recent contemporary work.
Making its debut January 8–10 in the Convention Center’s adjacent Petree Hall, Art Under 10 will present works created within the past five years, with prices capped at $10,000. The format is designed to give new collectors an accessible entry point into the art market while helping emerging galleries connect with broader audiences. Admission will be included with LA Art Show tickets.artunder10
“Art Under 10 is a natural evolution, designed to make contemporary art more approachable for first-time buyers and a new generation of collectors,” Voyagis said.
The new fair adds a distinct dimension to the week’s programming, pairing LA Art Show’s international reach with a focused introduction to galleries and artists shaping contemporary art.
LA Art Show 2027 will feature more than 90 exhibitors, bringing established participants and first-time galleries together under one roof. Returning exhibitors include JS Gallery from Greece; Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery and Pontone from the United Kingdom; Pigment Gallery from Spain; and U.S. galleries Arcadia Contemporary, Rehs Galleries, Markowicz Fine Art, Provident Fine Art, Palette Contemporary, Bruce Lurie and MRG Fine Art.
Making their LA Art Show debuts are Avant Gallery from Miami, Bluerider ART from Taipei, CRIA from Mexico, Contessa Gallery from Ohio, Nisticovich Gallery from Tel Aviv, Winsor Birch from the United Kingdom, Allegro Studio Art from Michigan and Kaibi Gallery from Japan.
Together, the returning and incoming exhibitors will bring a range of regional perspectives to the fair, creating opportunities for visitors to discover unfamiliar artists alongside established gallery programs.
Beyond the gallery presentations, DIVERSEartLA will explore “The Future as a Collaborative Human Experience,” examining how people imagine, visualize and help shape the future.
Marisa Caichiolo returns to curate the noncommercial platform following her co-curatorial role for the Official Pavilion of Chile at the 61st Venice Art Biennale. The 2027 program will bring cultural institutions into dialogue with architects, artists, designers and lawyers to consider how interdisciplinary collaboration can expand the possibilities of art.
Immersive, nonlinear environments will invite visitors to move through the exhibitions rather than simply observe them, encouraging audiences to consider their own place within a collective future. The approach builds on DIVERSEartLA’s established focus on installations, performance and programming presented by museums and arts organizations.
Following LA Art Show, its East Coast counterpart, Art Palm Beach, will return for its fifth edition January 27–31, 2027, at the Palm Beach County Convention Center. Together, the two fairs extend Fine Art Shows’ platform across major U.S. art markets, connecting galleries, collectors and cultural communities on both coasts.
LA Art Show runs January 6–10, 2027, at the Los Angeles Convention Center’s West Hall. Art Under 10 runs January 8–10 in Petree Hall. For information and tickets, visit www.laartshow.com.
