Its already started – so if you are in LA or on your way – here are 4 Art Fairs to see now in Los Angeles.
Frieze Los Angeles: February 20th-23rd, 2025, Santa Monica Airport
Frieze Los Angeles will take place against a backdrop of community rebuilding following the recent wildfires, this year’s edition is focused on galvanizing relationships between artists, galleries and cultural institutions.
Taking place at Santa Monica Airport, Frieze Los Angeles 2025 will bring together over 95 international and local galleries, showcasing ambitious presentations that reflect the city’s diversity and creative strength. The fair will also expand its public programming, offering new initiatives that directly engage with artists and communities affected by recent challenges. MORE
Post: February 20th- 22nd 1248 5th St Santa Monica, CA 90406
The new kid on the block Post-Fair a boutique art fair featuring 29 local, national and international galleries and project spaces. Formerly known as Santa Monica Post Office it has rebranded and this will be its inaugural edition. Post-Fair introduces an alternative three-day art fair model that prioritizes accessibility, simplicity, and strong solo presentations in an open-plan format.
That’s about all we know its going to be in a former art deco Post Office. the 29 include P.P.O.W, Sprüth Magers, ZERO, Harlesden High Street & Ehrlich Steinberg so it should be ‘cool’ and interesting – Roland Ross from Margate, England will also be there. MORE
Felix Art Fair, February 19th-23rd, 2025, The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel
Felix LA 2025 will showcase over 60 exhibitors from around the world, including galleries from La Habana, Chicago, Lisbon, Turin, Bucharest, Miami, London, Dallas, New York, and Los Angeles. This year’s edition features over 30 first-time exhibitors including ILY2 from Portland, Oregon; COMA, from Chippendale, Australia; and sobering galerie from Paris, France, and welcomes back over 20 galleries from around the world. MORE
LA Art Show: February 19th to 23rd, 2025, Los Angeles Convention Center
LA Art Show, LA’s largest and longest-running art fair, returns to the Los Angeles Convention Center in celebration of its 30th anniversary. MORE
The LA Arts Community Fire Relief Fund, seems to be the best place to contribute to helping the L.A art community so click and give.
