LA Art Show is gearing up for its annual run.
The long-running art show will take place in the Los Angeles Convention Center’s West Hall downtown for its 32nd installment, Jan. 6-10. On view will be works from more than 90 exhibitors from across the United States and abroad.
There’s some new details to share for 2027: The fair has drafted a new charity partner and beneficiary in GLAAD with 15 percent of ticket proceeds being funneled to the media watchdog organization; LA Art Show has a new ticketing partner in Tixr to offer a more seamless, modern experience for attendees; and Fine Art Shows, producers of LA Art Show, will also introduce Art Under 10, a new fair dedicated to emerging galleries and contemporary works created within the past five years and priced under $10,000. The latter event will take place concurrently in Petree Hall from Jan. 8–10, with admission included with LA Art Show tickets.
Among those book to return as exhibitors are JS Gallery (Greece), Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery and Pontone (U.K.), Pigment Gallery (Spain), Arcadia Contemporary (New York), Markowicz Fine Art (California), Provident Fine Art (Florida), Palette Contemporary (New Mexico), Rehs Galleries (New York), Bruce Lurie (Los Angeles) and MRG Fine Art (Los Angeles), along with newbies making their LA Art Show debut Avant Gallery (Miami), Bluerider ART (Taipei), CRIA (Mexico), Contessa Gallery (Ohio), Nisticovich Gallery (Tel Aviv), Winsor Birch (U.K.), Allegro Studio Art (Michigan) and Kaibi Gallery (Japan).
“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,” explained 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.”
More intel on next year’s edition can be found here.