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LA Art Show Returns with New Fair and GLAAD Partnership

Tuesday, Oct 06

LA Art Show

January 6–10, 2027 | Los Angeles Convention Center

LA Art Show returns for its 32nd edition, bringing more than 90 exhibitors from the United States and abroad to the Los Angeles Convention Center. Led by producer and executive director Kassandra Voyagis, the 2027 show will feature international galleries, contemporary art and programming focused on inclusion and accessibility.

New this year is Art Under 10, a companion fair running January 8–10 in adjacent Petree Hall. Featuring emerging galleries and contemporary works created within the past five years and priced under $10,000, the fair aims to welcome a new generation of collectors. Admission is included with an LA Art Show ticket.

The show also welcomes GLAAD as its 2027 charity partner, with 15% of ticket proceeds supporting the organization’s work advancing LGBTQ acceptance and inclusive representation.

Curator Marisa Caichiolo returns to lead DIVERSEartLA, bringing cultural institutions together with artists, architects, designers and lawyers to explore how collaboration can shape art and our collective future.

Opening Night Premiere: Wednesday, January 6, 6–10 p.m.
General admission hours: Thursday–Sunday, January 7–10, noon–7 p.m. daily.
Location: Los Angeles Convention Center, West Hall, 1201 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles.
Tickets: General admission, $40 for one day; Opening Night Premiere, $250.
Information and tickets: laartshow.com

Event Information

  • January 06 2027
    07:54 am
  • January 10 2027
    07:54 am
LA Art Show
Los Angeles Convention Center, 1201, South Figueroa Street, South Park, Downtown, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, 90074, United States
Los Angeles, California
90074

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