Fresh Faces: New Galleries Joining the LA Art Show 2026

As autumn progresses, anticipation is building for the 31st edition of the LA Art Show, taking place January 7–11, 2026 at the LA Convention Center. This year introduces a selection of new galleries joining the fair’s program, bringing diverse perspectives from across the United States and abroad.

The new participating galleries are: Artier Fine Art (Palm Springs), Corridor Contemporary (Tel Aviv), Gefen Gallery (San Francisco), John Martin Gallery (London), Oliver Sears Gallery (Dublin), Pontone Gallery (London), Provident Fine Art (Palm Beach), Steidel Contemporary (Palm Beach) and Verse Gallery (Fort Lauderdale).
Together, they represent a wide range of specialties—from Impressionism and Modern art to contemporary sculpture and emerging artists—reflecting the fair’s ongoing commitment to balancing established voices with new contributions to the international art scene.

Artier Fine Art, Palm Springs

Artier Fine Art collaborates with visual artists with the aim of connecting collectors to works that transcend trends. With more than two decades of experience in the international art market, the gallery’s founders maintain a strong emphasis on quality, building an institution focused on artworks with long-lasting value.

Corridor Contemporary, Tel Aviv

Based in Tel Aviv with a satellite gallery in Philadelphia, Corridor Contemporary presents a dynamic program that reflects the evolving landscape of contemporary art. The gallery showcases emerging and established artists across painting, sculpture, photography, and video. Its curatorial approach spans movements ranging from photorealism and figurative painting to graffiti-influenced styles and urban art.

Gefen Gallery, San Francisco

Founded in 2018 by Effi Shoua, Gefen Gallery operates three locations and specializes in modern and contemporary art. The gallery represents more than twenty emerging international artists alongside recognized names, fostering dialogue across generations. Working in multiple media—painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, photography and video—the gallery also assists collectors in developing collections and special projects, including large-scale sculptures for public and private spaces.

John Martin Gallery, London

Established in Mayfair in 1992, John Martin Gallery represents established international artists and artist estates while also providing a platform for emerging painters and sculptors. The gallery maintains a robust program of contemporary painting and sculpture. Its extensive roster includes Mark Adlington, John Caple, Richard Cartwright, Francis Hamel, Neale Howells, Mario Lobedan, Anne Magill, Polly Townsend, Leon Morrocco, Olivia Musgrave, Makiko Nakamura, Melita Denaro, Martin Finnin, Andrew Gifford, Gennadii Gogoliuk, William Peers, Heidrun Rathgeb, Uwe Walther, and Fred Yates.

Oliver Sears Gallery, Dublin (Ireland)

Located in a Georgian building in central Dublin, Oliver Sears Gallery presents a contemporary program that includes Irish and international artists ranging from emerging to established. The gallery is known for integrating contemporary applied arts into its exhibitions. Its trajectory includes shows supported by collectors, museum curators and critics, cementing its reputation as one of the most respected voices in Irish contemporary art. The gallery also maintains an international presence with exhibitions in London and New York.

Pontone Gallery, London

Founded in 2016, Pontone Gallery combines a tradition of technical mastery with a contemporary vision. Situated in London’s West End—at the crossroads of Soho, Fitzrovia and Mayfair—the gallery spans 2,800 square feet over two floors. It represents international artists working in painting, sculpture, video and installation. Its global reach is strengthened by its associated space, Friedrichs Pontone, located in Tribeca (New York), and by regular participation in major art fairs across the United States and Asia.

Provident Fine Art, Palm Beach (Florida)

Provident Fine Art will make its LA Art Show debut with a solo exhibition of abstract paintings by Sylvester Stallone. Stallone has painted since his youth, using the medium to explore ideas and characters while developing screenplays. He has presented retrospective exhibitions at the State Russian Museum (St. Petersburg) and the Musée d’Art Moderne et d’Art Contemporain (Nice). This presentation marks his first major gallery exhibition in several years, with most works available for acquisition.
The gallery specializes in 19th- and 20th-century French and American Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, and Modern and Contemporary art, maintaining a commitment to high-quality works with enduring value.

Steidel Contemporary, Palm Beach (Florida)

Steidel Contemporary serves as a platform for international contemporary art, showcasing emerging and mid-career artists. The gallery is distinguished by its sculptural collections, featuring works in oil on canvas, acrylic, ceramic, wood, precious metals, silk, glass and paper. It organizes year-round exhibitions with an evolving program.

Verse Gallery, Fort Lauderdale (Florida)

Founded in 2025 by a group of collectors and dealers with thirty years of experience, Verse Gallery brings together emerging and established artists in a space designed for collectors, designers and investors alike. It functions as both a contemporary art gallery and an art advisory.

Additional Updates from LA Art Show 2026

Korean Presence: 15 Participating Galleries

The 2026 edition will feature 15 Korean galleries:
Art In Dongsan, Art Y, Gallery Afternoon, Gallery Artwall, Gallery Des Arts, Gallery Eyn, Gallery Wald, Gallery With, J&J Art Inc., KGU Hoyeon Gallery, KMJ Art Gallery, Lotus Gallery, OSJ Gallery, Scott & Jae Gallery and Venus Gallery.
Their presentations span contemporary painting, sculpture and works by both emerging and established artists.

Athletes for Life™ Foundation

The nonprofit Athletes for Life™, founded by Greg Bell, returns to the LA Art Show as an exhibitor. The foundation’s mission centers on empowering young people through athletics and mentorship, offering educational services, career guidance and support systems.

American Heart Association (AHA)

The LA Art Show continues its partnership with the American Heart Association as its 2026 charitable beneficiary. A portion of each ticket supports the Life is Why™ campaign, funding CPR education, training initiatives and scientific guidelines to strengthen the chain of survival.

Dates, Information & Tickets

LA Art Show 2026
📅 January 7–11, 2026
📍 LA Convention Center, West Hall, Los Angeles
More information & tickets: laartshow.com