SCOPE Art Show is the premier showcase and incubator for contemporary art, convening the most dynamic emerging galleries and artists from around the world for more than two decades.
With significant institutional acquisitions, steady mid-tier and emerging-market sales, and more than 60 percent female participation, this edition further solidified the fair’s leadership within the I
Featuring 283 galleries from 43 countries, including 48 first-time participants, this year’s fair drew more than 80,000 visitors across VIP and public days, reaffirming its role as the leading platform
Through these two presentations, La Cometa reaffirms its commitment to promoting artistic practices that expand the narrative and formal boundaries of contemporary Latin American art.
Now in its 19th edition, the fair continues to assert its influence, shaping conversations and market momentum across the Latin American art landscape.
This December at Art Basel Miami Beach, Zero 10 introduces a new space dedicated to the art of the digital era.
December 10–14 at Mooby Bosque Cinema.
As the fall season progresses, attention turns to the 31st edition of the LA Art Show, scheduled for January 7–11, 2026 at the LA Convention Center.
Bringing together the most eminent modern and contemporary artists, the exhibition offers a dynamic journey through Latin America’s artistic evolution, illuminating the region’s singular contributions
The event features a significant presence of Cuban productions across all sections, including fiction features, first films, documentaries, short films and animation.
The project takes as its starting point García’s reading of several key intellectual and cultural figures of the twentieth century.
The approximately 22 works presented at Sesc Belenzinho were created after the reflections that arose when she left Brazil.
Memories in Motion brings together the international artists in a universal dialogue on memory as a living, fluid, and constantly evolving substance, and on the fragility of experience.
Pinta Miami Marks its 19th Year Championing Ibero and Latin American Art, And Returns to Historic Coconut Grove for Miami Art Week 2025.
