LOS ANGELES, CA.- LA Art Show, Los Angeles’ longest-established art fair, returns to the Los Angeles Convention Center’s West Hall January 6–10, 2027, for its 32nd edition, ushering in Los Angeles’ 2027 art season with a diverse roster of galleries and international perspectives while reflecting the city’s uniquely multicultural creative landscape. The fair’s new 2027 charity partner and beneficiary is GLAAD, an inspiring nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing LGBTQ acceptance and inclusive representation across all forms of media. Fifteen percent of ticket proceeds will benefit GLAAD and its important work.
LA Art Show also welcomes official ticketing partner Tixr, a global leader in ticketing and live event commerce known for its innovative, high tech platform, which offers a seamless, modern ticketing experience for attendees. Tickets are now on sale powered by Tixr.
“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.”
Fine Art Shows, producers of LA Art Show and Art Palm Beach, 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. Taking place January 8–10 in Petree Hall, adjacent to LA Art Show, Art Under 10 will offer an accessible entry point into the art market while providing emerging galleries with a focused platform to reach broader audiences. Admission is included with LA Art Show tickets. Kassandra Voyagis said “Art Under 10 is a natural evolution, designed to make contemporary art more approachable for first-time buyers and a new generation of collectors.”
LA Art Show 2027 will feature more than 90 exhibitors, bringing together returning galleries from across the U.S. and abroad, including 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). New exhibitors making their debut at the fair include 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).
In 2027, DIVERSEartLA explores “The Future as a Collaborative Human Experience,” inviting us to consider how we imagine and visualize the future. Following her co-curatorial role for the Official Pavilion of Chile at the 61st Venice Art Biennale, Marisa Caichiolo returns to curate the platform, bringing together famed cultural institutions with architects, artists, designers and lawyers to explore how interdisciplinary collaboration can reimagine art. The non-commercial platform will transform exhibitions into immersive, non-linear environments, inviting audiences to enter, navigate, and imagine new possibilities for our collective future.
Following LA Art Show, its East Coast counterpart, Art Palm Beach, returns for its fifth edition January 27–31, 2027, at the Palm Beach County Convention Center. Together, the fairs form a growing platform connecting galleries, collectors, and cultural communities across two major U.S. art markets.
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