The LA Art Show, described as Los Angeles’ largest art fair, is set to return to the downtown Convention Center from January 6-10, 2027. Organizers announced Tuesday that the 32nd edition will bring with it a new charity partner and a new ticketing platform.
For its 2027 run, the show has partnered with the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), which will receive 15% of ticket proceeds. These funds are designated to benefit GLAAD's work in “advancing LGBTQ acceptance and inclusive representation across all forms of media.”
Attendees looking to secure their entry for the West Hall event will use the new official ticketing partner, Tixr. Officials noted that Tixr is “known for its innovative, high tech platform, which offers a seamless, modern ticketing experience for attendees.” Tickets for the 2027 show are currently available for purchase on Tixr’s website.
The upcoming fair plans to showcase more than 90 exhibitors, featuring a mix of returning galleries from around the globe and new faces making their debut. Familiar names include JS Gallery from Greece, Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery and Pontone from the U.K., Pigment Gallery from Spain, Arcadia Contemporary from New York, Markowicz Fine Art from California, Provident Fine Art from Florida, Palette Contemporary from New Mexico, and Rehs Galleries from New York. Local representation includes Bruce Lurie and MRG Fine Art, both from Los Angeles.
New exhibitors joining the lineup for the first time include Avant Gallery from Miami, Bluerider ART from Taipei, CRIA from Mexico, Contessa Gallery from Ohio, Nisticovich Gallery from Tel Aviv, Winsor Birch from the U.K., Allegro Studio Art from Michigan, and Kaibi Gallery from Japan.
Kassandra Voyagis, producer and executive director of the LA Art Show, stated that the event “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.” She added that as the show enters its 32nd year, its producers are “proud to build on that legacy while welcoming GLAAD as our new charity partner and Tixr as our new ticketing partner for 2027.”
In addition to the main fair, Fine Art Shows, the producers of both the LA Art Show and Art Palm Beach, will introduce a new companion event: Art Under 10. This new fair is designed to serve as an accessible entry point into the art market. It will focus on emerging galleries and contemporary works created within the past five years and priced under $10,000.
Art Under 10 is scheduled to take place from January 8-10, 2027, in Petree Hall, which is adjacent to the LA Art Show. Admission to Art Under 10 will be included with LA Art Show tickets, offering attendees a focused platform to explore works from up-and-coming artists and galleries. More details about the 2027 LA Art Show are available on its official website.
