LA Art Show, LA’s largest and longest-running art fair, returns to the Los Angeles Convention Center on February 19 to 23, 2025 in celebration of its 30^th anniversary. LA Art Show honors three decades of bringing artists, galleries, and collectors from across the world to Los Angeles for the best in contemporary and modern art with the 2025 edition promising the most diverse showcase of global talent yet. Tickets are now live at www.laartshow.com and attendees can look forward to a thoughtfully curated selection of galleries along with dynamic programming that reflects the evolving landscape of contemporary art.

Under the direction of talented producer & director Kassandra Voyagis, LA Art Show’s ever-expanding global reach will be on display with exhibitors from many countries including Turkey, Spain, Belgium, Japan, Canada, France, Taiwan, London, Italy, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

“We are honored to celebrate our 30th anniversary and, as the longest running art fair in LA, are very proud of the pioneering role we have played in the City’s emergence as a global epicenter of art and culture,” says producer & director Kassandra Voyagis. “Diversity is our strength and LA Art Show 2025 will transcend borders, showcasing the best in contemporary and modern art from around the world while also reflecting the vibrant and multi-cultural fabric of Los Angeles.”

LA Art Show’s signature non-commercial platform DIVERSEartLA, curated by Marisa Caichiolo, will be back for 2025 with a compelling retrospective, reflecting its transformative journey over the past eight years. Born out of a necessity to amplify marginalized perspectives, this celebratory exhibition is not merely a look back; it is a call to action, emphasizing the importance of diverse representation and continued advocacy for inclusivity in the arts. The retrospective serves as a mirror reflecting the evolution of the platform’s curatorial vision with each piece representing a significant milestone that challenges the status quo and encourages critical conversations around race, gender, and the complexities of modern existence. Past exhibitors include LACMA Museum, AMA Museum Washington DC, The Broad Museum and Japanese American National Museum, to name a few.

With over 100 galleries, museums and nonprofits exhibiting, LA Art Show is the most comprehensive contemporary art experience and the 2025 edition will feature continued collaborations while welcoming new participants. LA Art Show 2025 presents local and international galleries including LICHT FELD Gallery (Switzerland); Gama Gallery (Turkey),  Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery (UK), L.E. Gallery (Belgium), K+Y Contemporary Art (Paris), Casterline|Goodman Gallery (Aspen), Arcadia Contemporary (New York) and Fabrik Projects (Los Angeles).

LA Art Show 2025 will also feature a strong representation from South Korea, with eight galleries participating: J&J Art, Art in Dongsan, Art Wall, With Gallery, CXU Gallery, OSJ Gallery, Wald Gallery, and KMJ Gallery. Additionally, several Los Angeles-based galleries, including Ryan Gallery, Scott and Jae Gallery, and EK Gallery, will showcase works by Korean artists, further enriching the cultural exchange.

Two key partnerships return for the 2025 show, which are Athletes for Life™ who will continue their youth empowerment programs through art, while the American Heart Association will once again serve as the charity beneficiary, receiving 15% of proceeds from every ticket sold for their Life is Why ™ campaign. These collaborations align with the LA Art Show’s goal of connecting art with community impact.

Please visit www.LAArtShow.com to learn more and purchase tickets.

LA’s Largest Art Fair Set to Inspire Conversations About the Evolving Relationship Between Memory, Humanity, and AI

The LA Art Show, LA’s largest and longest-running art fair, will return to the Los Angeles Convention Center from February 14-18, 2024 to kick off the city’s 2024 art season.

Guided by the leadership of LA Art Show producer & director Kassandra Voyagis, the 2023 show welcomed more than 60,000 visitors. With tickets now live, the 2024 iteration promises another spectacular international lineup of exhibiting galleries and museums from countries including the Philippines, Italy, Israel, Peru and South Korea: “The LA Art Show is committed to creating the most comprehensive international contemporary art experience imaginable,” says Voyagis. “We keep building a bigger and better version every year.”

Curated by Marisa Caichiolo, LA Art Show’s signature non-commercial platform, DIVERSEartLA will be back for 2024 with a range of art exhibitions and tech-based immersive experiences. In collaboration with some of the world’s top international art institutions, visitors will be encouraged to explore the evolving relationship between memory, humanity, and AI. Last year’s iteration featured nine interdisciplinary projects examining the climate crisis, including inspiring works by artist and ecofeminist, Judy Baca and renowned Korean artist Han Ho.

The LA Art Show is pleased to announce its new Charity Beneficiary, the American Heart Association, a global force for healthier lives for all. Celebrating its centennial in 2024, the Association has saved and improved lives, pioneered scientific discovery, and advocated for healthy public policies in communities across the country. The LA Art Show will donate 15% of proceeds from every ticket to the American Heart Association’s Life is Why ™ campaign.

With over 120 galleries, museums and nonprofits exhibiting, LA Art Show continues its commitment to creating the most comprehensive contemporary art experience possible. 2024 highlights include:

• Modern + Contemporary: The show’s largest section features contemporary painting, illustration and sculpture from galleries in Los Angeles, the Pacific Rim and around the world. Many of the show’s favorite participating galleries will be returning, including Arcadia Contemporary, marking their 17^th year at the LA Art Show, K+Y Contemporary, Licht Feld Gallery, and Markowicz Fine Art along with the gallery’s European partner, Bel Air Fine Art, who will participate in the show for the first time.  Other new exhibitors include Cube Gallery and Cynthia Corbett Gallery.
• The European Pavilion: Showcasing curated exhibitions that reflect contemporary movements in Europe, the 2024 edition welcomes first-time exhibitors such as the Effetto Arte Gallery, and many returning galleries including Pigment Gallery and El Claustre Gallery.
• Female-owned galleries: 2024 will feature exhibiting galleries that are owned & directed by women, including Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery, Daphne Alazraki Fine Art and Simard Bilodeau Contemporary.
• LACC Career Academy Day: Working with LA Tourism and the LA Convention Center Career Academy, LA Art Show will invite the community’s youth, from traditionally underserved areas, to visit the show and explore career opportunities.

Please visit www.LAArtShow.com to learn more and purchase tickets.