LA Art Show

Region

US - Pacific West

Timing

February (Typically)

Dates

2026
Monday
Feb
16
- 02
Mar
Confirmed
Various, London
2026
Tuesday
Feb
17
Confirmed
Various, London
2026
Thursday
Feb
19
- 23
Feb

Overview

The LA Art Show returns as the West Coast’s largest and longest-running art fair, transforming Los Angeles into an international hub for contemporary and modern art. With a diverse mix of galleries, curated exhibitions, and cross-cultural programming, the fair reflects both LA’s dynamic art scene and its role as a global gateway for creative exchange.

HIGHLIGHTS

🖼️ Global Gallery Presentations – Expect a wide range of blue-chip galleries, contemporary showcases, and international exhibitors, spotlighting everything from painting and sculpture to digital and installation art.

🌎 Pacific Rim & Latin American Focus – True to its LA roots, the fair emphasizes cross-cultural dialogue, highlighting artists and galleries from Asia and Latin America alongside U.S. and European counterparts.

💡 DIVERSEartLA – The fair’s signature section returns with museum-led, large-scale installations tackling urgent issues like climate change, social justice, and technology’s impact on society.

✨ Collector & Curator Energy – From museum trustees and directors to private collectors and advisors, the LA Art Show attracts cultural decision-makers scouting acquisitions and collaborations.

🎨 Public Engagement & Accessibility – Beyond the high-end market, the fair is a cultural event for the city, drawing thousands of visitors who experience LA’s unique blend of art, entertainment, and innovation.

INSIGHTS

Event General Timing
Annually held over 5 days in late January. Starts on a Wednesday. (Same Day of Week)
Consistently held at the LACC.
Gallery applications run mid-year. (Deadline is a Friday)
Tickets usually available 2-3 months prior.
VIP/Opening Night Gala is typically the Tuesday before the public opening. (Same Day of Week)
The LA Art Show returns as the West Coast’s largest and longest-running art fair, transforming Los Angeles into an international hub for contemporary and modern art. With a diverse mix of galleries, curated exhibitions, and cross-cultural programming, the fair reflects both LA’s dynamic art scene and its role as a global gateway for creative exchange.
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