5 Star Art Fairs Calendar 2025

Kicking off the global art calendar, ART SG returns to the Marina Bay Sands for its third edition this January. With over 100 exhibitors, this major event promises an unparalleled showcase of artistic excellence. Blue-chip giants like Gagosian, Thaddaeus Ropac, Lehmann Maupin, and White Cube will take center stage, offering works that define contemporary and modern art.

In a dynamic fusion of local and international talent, leading Southeast Asian galleries such as STPI, Richard Koh Fine Art, Gajah Gallery, and Sun Contemporary will present their cutting-edge collections, ensuring a vibrant, diverse experience.

Set within Singapore's iconic Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre, the fair combines world-class art with the city's unmatched sophistication. Whether you're a collector, curator, or art enthusiast, ART SG is the year’s unmissable event to dive into the pulse of the art world.

Key Details:

• Location: Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre
• VIP Preview: Thursday, January 16, 2 pm–5 pm
• Vernissage: Thursday, January 16, 5 pm–9 pm
• General Admission: Friday, January 17–Sunday, January 19

The FOG Design+Art Fair returns for its 11th edition at the Fort Mason Center for Arts and Culture, bringing together nearly 60 top-tier galleries that redefine the boundaries of art and design. Icons like David Zwirner, Lisson Gallery, Lehmann Maupin, Marian Goodman Gallery, and Gladstone Gallery headline the lineup, joined by local legends such as Jessica Silverman and Anthony Meier.

This year’s edition introduces Sydney Blumenkranz as the inaugural director, promising fresh perspectives and innovation. The Focus section on Pier 2 will spotlight 13 emerging and experimental galleries, including Chris Sharp Gallery, François Ghebaly, and Rebecca Camacho Presents, underscoring the fair’s commitment to cutting-edge creativity.

Nestled within San Francisco’s iconic waterfront, FOG is more than an art fair—it’s a cultural landmark. Whether you’re captivated by contemporary fine art or inspired by the intersections of design and craftsmanship, FOG invites you to experience a world of imagination and innovation.

Key Details:

• Location: Fort Mason Center for Arts and Culture
• Preview Gala: Wednesday, January 22
• General Admission: Thursday, January 23–Sunday, January 26

Returning to the luxurious La Mamounia Hotel in Marrakech, 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair continues to shine as a beacon for African art and its global diaspora. Though intimate in scale, the fair’s impact resonates widely, offering a platform where international galleries and Moroccan enterprises engage in profound dialogue about contemporary art.

The 2025 edition will present 25 distinguished exhibitors, including AFIKARIS, Gallery 1957, Loft Art Gallery, Ross-Sutton Gallery, and Nil Gallery. Each brings a unique lens to the diverse and dynamic narratives that define African artistry today.

As one of the art world’s most distinctive fairs, 1-54 Marrakech invites collectors, curators, and enthusiasts to explore compelling works in a setting that blends cultural heritage with modern creativity.

Key Details:

• Location: La Mamounia Hotel and DADA
• Preview Days: Thursday, January 30–Friday, January 31
• General Admission: Saturday, February 1–Sunday, February 2

Mexico City Art Week returns this February, bringing together three iconic fairs—Zona Maco, Material, and Salón Acme—to illuminate the vibrant pulse of Latin America’s art scene. From high-end galleries to experimental spaces, the week promises a deep dive into creativity and innovation.

Zona Maco

As Latin America’s largest art fair, Zona Maco features sections spanning contemporary art, design, photography, books, and historical objects. Renowned galleries from across the region and beyond will converge to showcase the best in artistic excellence.

• Location: Centro Citibanbamex
• Preview Day: Wednesday, February 5, 11 am–5 pm
• General Admission: February 5, 5 pm–8 pm; February 6–9

Material

In its 11th edition, Material focuses on emerging and experimental galleries, creating a space for some of Latin America’s most talked-about contemporary voices alongside global exhibitors.

• Location: Expo Reforma
• Preview Day: Thursday, February 6
• General Admission: February 7–9

Salón Acme

This artist-driven fair brings together curated selections from an open call, staged in two historic buildings in Colonia Juárez. It’s a grassroots celebration of creativity, featuring some of the region’s most cutting-edge talent.

• Location: Calle Gral. Prim 30, Colonia Juárez
• Dates: February 6–11

Mexico City Art Week promises an unforgettable experience for collectors, curators, and enthusiasts alike, spotlighting the dynamic evolution of Latin American art.

Returning to New Delhi, the India Art Fair solidifies its position as South Asia’s largest art fair, bringing together 120 exhibitors to highlight the best in modern and contemporary art. The fair blends global blue-chip galleries like David Zwirner and Lisson Gallery with regional stalwarts such as Nature Morte and kó, creating a bridge between international innovation and local heritage.

Highlights:

• Global Names: Leading galleries such as Galleria Continua and Carpenters Workshop Gallery will present significant works alongside South Asian talent.
• Cultural Crossroads: The fair offers a rich exploration of diverse narratives and artistic practices, celebrating both emerging voices and established creators.

Key Details:

• Location: NSIC Exhibition Grounds, New Delhi
• VIP Preview: Thursday, February 6, 3 pm–7 pm
• Second Preview Day: Friday, February 7
• General Admission: February 8–9

Frieze Los Angeles returns to the Santa Monica Airport this February, marking the first major international fair of the year. Over 100 galleries, including Gagosian, Hauser & Wirth, David Zwirner, and Pace Gallery, will converge to present an array of contemporary and modern masterpieces.

What to Watch:

• Focus Section: Curated by Essence Harden of the California African American Museum, this segment celebrates emerging galleries operating for 12 years or less.
• "Inside Out" Program: Organized by the Art Production Fund, this series of site-specific installations by artists like Jackie Amézquita, Joel Gaitan, and Greg Ito will transform the airport’s campus into an artistic landscape.
• Satellite Fairs:
• • Felix LA: Set in the iconic Hollywood Roosevelt, this boutique fair offers an intimate yet dynamic experience.
  • Santa Monica Post Office: Launching its inaugural edition, it provides an alternative view of Los Angeles’ thriving art scene.

Key Details:

• Frieze Los Angeles: Santa Monica Airport
• • Preview Days: February 20–21, 11am–1pm
  • General Admission: February 21 (after 1pm)–23
• Felix LA: Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, February 19–23
• Santa Monica Post Office Fair: February 20–22

The Outsider Art Fair returns to New York in 2025, assembling 66 exhibitors from 37 cities to showcase boundary-pushing works from self-taught and outsider artists. Known for its focus on raw, authentic creativity, this year’s edition promises to spotlight underrepresented voices from across the globe.

Curated Space: "Follow My Moves: Brazilian Self-Taught Art"

Curated by Mateus Nunes, this special section highlights Brazilian outsider art, featuring luminaries such as:

• Amadeo Luciano Lorenzato (1900–1995)
• Chico da Silva (1910–1985)
• Conceição dos Bugres (b. 1914)
• Maria Lira Marques (b. 1945)

Key Details:

• Location: Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street, New York
• Preview Day and Vernissage: Thursday, February 27
• General Admission: Friday, February 28–Sunday, March 2

This March, ARCOmadrid sets the stage for an international celebration of art at IFEMA Madrid. With 179 galleries from around the world, this premier event promises a vibrant mix of creativity, innovation, and dialogue. Featuring standout curated sections, ARCOmadrid 2025 redefines the boundaries of contemporary and modern art.

Visitors can explore Wametisé: Ideas for an Amazofuturism, curated by Denilson Baniwa and Maria Wills, which delves into the intersection of nature, technology, and indigenous perspectives. Opening. New Galleries, selected by Cristina Anglada and Anissa Touati, shines a spotlight on fresh talent, while Profiles | Latin American Art, curated by José Esparza Chong Cuy, offers a deep dive into the region’s dynamic artistic voices.

Housed within the iconic halls of IFEMA Madrid, ARCOmadrid combines a rich cultural narrative with cutting-edge presentations, making it a must-attend for collectors, curators, and art aficionados alike.

Key Details:

• Location: IFEMA MADRID, Halls 7 & 9
• Preview Days: Wednesday, March 5–Thursday, March 6
• General Admission: Friday, March 7–Sunday, March 9

TEFAF Maastricht will bring together more than 260 exhibitors from 20 countries, showcasing art and antiquities spanning 7,000 years. Among the participants, 26 galleries will take part for the first time, including Galerie Lelong & Co., Thomas Deprez Fine Arts, Piano Nobile, and Marianne Boesky Gallery.

The Art Business Conference returns with a half-day gathering in Maastricht on Friday, March 14, providing insights into the intersection of art and commerce.

Held at the Maastricht Exhibition & Conference Centre, TEFAF Maastricht promises a rich tapestry of history, culture, and expertise, making it a premier destination for collectors and connoisseurs alike.

Key Details:

• Location: Maastricht Exhibition & Conference Centre, Forum 100
• Preview Days: Thursday, March 13–Friday, March 14
• General Admission Days: Saturday, March 15–Thursday, March 20

Art Basel Hong Kong returns in 2025, uniting 242 exhibitors from 42 countries and territories under one roof at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre. As a flagship event in the Asia-Pacific region, this edition mirrors the 2024 lineup, showcasing an unparalleled breadth of galleries with over half rooted in the region.

The fair is thoughtfully segmented into three key sections:

• Galleries: Featuring around 200 leading exhibitors presenting a diverse range of modern and contemporary art.
• Discoveries: A platform for solo presentations by emerging artists, offering fresh perspectives and groundbreaking works.
• Insights: Highlighting historical presentations that delve into the region's rich artistic heritage.

In a nod to Hong Kong's evolving art scene, the Supper Club—launched by local galleries PHD Group and the Shophouse in 2024—returns as an anti–art fair alternative, promising a dynamic counterpoint to Art Basel's polished offerings.

Key Dates:

• Location: Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
• Preview Days: March 26–27
• General Admission: March 28–30

The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) Print Fair returns in 2025, assembling 75 top exhibitors in a celebration of the art of printmaking. As the largest market event of its kind, the fair spotlights masterworks and innovative practices that push the boundaries of this medium.

Highlights of the 2025 Edition:

• Participation by leading galleries such as David Zwirner, Hauser & Wirth, Pace Prints, Berggruen Gallery, Gemini G.E.L., Carolina Nitsch, and Cristea Roberts Gallery.
• A site-specific commission by renowned artist Mickalene Thomas, adding a dynamic and contemporary dimension to the fair.

Key Dates and Location:

• VIP Preview Day: Thursday, March 27
• General Admission: Friday, March 28–Sunday, March 30
• Venue: Park Avenue Armory, New York

SP-Arte, Brazil’s largest art fair, returns to the iconic Bienal Pavilion in Ibirapuera Park for its 2025 edition, reaffirming São Paulo’s place as a pivotal hub for Latin American and global art.

What to Expect:

• A showcase of Latin America’s most celebrated galleries, joined by a curated selection of international exhibitors.
• Cutting-edge contemporary works, historical pieces, and innovative installations that reflect the region’s vibrant artistic voices.

Key Dates and Location:

• Dates: April 2–6
• Venue: Bienal Pavilion, Ibirapuera Park, São Paulo

This spring, Dallas transforms into a vibrant art epicenter, hosting two concurrent fairs that showcase the city’s growing significance in the global art market. With its blend of established prestige and curated exclusivity, Dallas Art Week promises unforgettable experiences for collectors, curators, and art lovers alike.

Dallas Art Fair: 17th Edition

• Location: Fashion Industry Gallery, 1807 Ross Avenue
• Dates:
• • Preview Day: Thursday, April 10
  • General Admission: Friday, April 11–Sunday, April 13
• A staple of the art calendar, the Dallas Art Fair brings together an exciting mix of established and emerging galleries, offering diverse works that appeal to collectors of all levels.

Dallas Invitational: 3rd Edition

• Location: Mansion on Turtle Creek
• Dates: Thursday, April 10–Saturday, April 12
• This exclusive invite-only event will feature 15 top-tier galleries, including Bureau, Clearing, Gallery 12:26, Lomex, and Night Gallery, in an intimate and historic setting.

Art Dubai, the largest art fair in the Middle East, is set to make waves this spring with its 2025 edition. With over 100 galleries and 20 first-time participants, this fair promises an unmatched showcase of creativity and innovation. With first-time exhibitors like Bortolami, Mizuma Art Gallery, Richard Saltoun, and Galeria RGR, Art Dubai 2025 promises to be an essential event for collectors, curators, and art enthusiasts across the globe.

Four Dynamic Sections

• Contemporary Art: Cutting-edge works from leading global and regional galleries.
• Modern Art: A celebration of 20th-century masterpieces from influential artists.
• Digital Art: Embracing the future with technology-driven creations.
• Bawwaba: Spotlighting solo presentations crafted in the last 12 months, offering fresh perspectives.

Key Details:

• Location: Madinat Jumeirah
• Preview Days: Wednesday, April 16–Thursday, April 17
• General Admission: Friday, April 18–Sunday, April 20

Expo Chicago returns for its 12th edition, solidifying its reputation as a leading global art fair and now part of the prestigious Frieze portfolio. This year’s fair promises to showcase cutting-edge creativity and diverse artistic talent from around the world.

Fair Highlights

• Galleries: The main and largest section featuring an impressive lineup of international exhibitors.
• Exposure: Spotlighting emerging galleries with single- or two-artist presentations.
• Profile: Focused on thematic group shows or single-artist booths that explore specific narratives.
• Editions + Books: A celebration of limited-edition works and art publications.
• Special Exhibitions: Presentations from nonprofit organizations, offering unique insights into the art world.

Key Details

• Location: Navy Pier’s Festival Hall
• Preview Day: Thursday, April 24
• General Admission: Friday, April 25–Sunday, April 27

Art Brussels returns for its 2025 edition, reclaiming its space in the iconic Brussels Expo, an Art Deco landmark built in 1935. With a legacy of showcasing boundary-pushing art, this fair continues to draw global attention as a cultural and artistic hub.

As one of Europe’s premier art fairs, Art Brussels offers a dynamic mix of historical depth and contemporary innovation, attracting collectors, curators, and art enthusiasts from across the globe. Don’t miss this celebration of artistic excellence in Brussels!

Fair Highlights

• Discovery: A platform for emerging artists and galleries pushing creative boundaries.
• Rediscovery: Featuring overlooked or undervalued artists from the 20th century.
• Invited: A section for innovative and experimental projects.
• Prime: The fair’s centerpiece, presenting established galleries with exceptional works.
• Solo: Focused presentations spotlighting the work of individual artists.

Key Details

• Location: Brussels Expo
• Preview Day: Thursday, April 24
• General Admission Days: Friday, April 25–Sunday, April 27

New York Art Week 2025 promises a feast for art lovers as four major fairs converge, transforming the city into a global art hub. From Chelsea to Tribeca, these fairs offer an immersive experience that showcases the best of contemporary and historic art.

With hundreds of international galleries participating, New York Art Week offers something for every art enthusiast. From the boldest contemporary creations to timeless treasures, this event is an unmissable celebration of art’s diversity and impact. Make plans to immerse yourself in New York’s vibrant art scene this May!

Fairs in Focus

• Frieze New York: At The Shed, this high-profile fair will gather a stellar lineup of international galleries, offering cutting-edge contemporary works. (May 7–11) Website.
• NADA New York: Located at 548 West 22nd Street, NADA continues to champion emerging artists and experimental projects. (May 8–11) Website.
• Independent New York: Hosted at Spring Studios in Tribeca, Independent highlights innovative gallery presentations in an intimate setting. (May 8–11) Website.
• TEFAF New York: Held at the Park Avenue Armory, TEFAF’s New York edition presents an exceptional mix of modern and historic masterpieces. (Preview Day: May 9; General Admission: May 10–14) Website.

Key Details

• Dates: May 7–14, 2025
• Locations: Chelsea, Tribeca, and Upper East Side
• Website: Explore individual fair sites for more information.

Taipei Dangdai returns for its sixth edition in 2025, reaffirming its position as a leading platform for contemporary art in the Asia-Pacific region. Known for its dynamic mix of local and international galleries, the fair celebrates artistic innovation and cross-cultural dialogue.

The 2024 edition drew 35,000 visitors and featured 78 galleries, including global heavyweights like David Zwirner, Galleria Continua, and Perrotin. The upcoming fair promises to build on this success, offering an immersive exploration of regional creativity alongside blue-chip offerings.

Event Details

• Location: Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center
• Preview Day: Thursday, May 8, 2025
• General Admission Days: Friday, May 9–Sunday, May 11, 2025

Art Basel returns to Basel, Switzerland, for its most prestigious edition, showcasing more than 250 top global galleries. Renowned for its exclusivity and high-stakes transactions, the fair regularly features seven- and eight-figure masterpieces that define the upper echelon of the art market.

This annual gathering is a must for collectors, curators, and enthusiasts seeking the best of modern and contemporary art. From blue-chip masterpieces to avant-garde breakthroughs, Art Basel 2025 promises an unparalleled experience in the heart of the art world.

Satellite Fairs Add Depth

Complementing the main event, satellite fairs offer diverse and cutting-edge experiences:

• Liste: Dubbed "The Young Art Fair in Basel", Liste brings emerging international galleries to the forefront, pushing boundaries with innovative works.
• June Art Fair: An alternative to traditional fairs, it’s housed in a Herzog & de Meuron-renovated bunker, just steps from Art Basel’s entrance.
• Basel Social Club: A casual, art-filled space emphasizing community and conversation, details for the 2025 edition are forthcoming.

Event Details

• Art Basel Location: Messe Basel (Messeplatz 10)
• • Preview Days: Tuesday, June 17–Wednesday, June 18
  • General Admission Days: Thursday, June 19–Sunday, June 22
• Liste Location: Messe Basel, Hall 1.1
• • Preview Day: Monday, June 16
  • General Admission Days: Monday, June 16–Sunday, June 22
• June Art Fair Location: Riehenstrasse 90B
• • Dates: Monday, June 16–Sunday, June 17
• Basel Social Club Location: To be confirmed.