LA Art Show Unveils Plans for 2027 Event
The 32nd edition of LA Art Show will occupy the West Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center from Jan. 6‑10, featuring more than 90 galleries from the U.S. and abroad.
For 2027 the fair introduces several firsts: a charitable alliance with GLAAD, directing 15 % of ticket revenue; a new ticketing platform Tixr promising a smoother buying experience; and a companion fair called Art Under 10 that will run in Petree Hall Jan. 8‑10, spotlighting emerging galleries and works priced under $10,000, included with the main ticket.
A mix of familiar and fresh participants will line the booths. Returning names include JS Gallery (Greece), Rebecca Hossack, Pontone, Pigment Gallery, Arcadia Contemporary, Markowicz Fine Art, Provident Fine Art, Palette Contemporary, Rehs Galleries, Bruce Lurie and MRG Fine Art. New arrivals such as Avant Gallery, Bluerider ART, CRIA, Contessa Gallery, Nisticovich Gallery, Winsor Birch, Allegro Studio Art and Kaibi Gallery add an international flare.
Producer and executive director Kassandra Voyagis emphasizes that the show strives to be more than a market, positioning it as a crossroads where cultures, ideas and collectors meet in unexpected ways.