Art fairs are essential platforms in the art world where galleries, collectors, artists, curators, and enthusiasts come together. They promote cultural exchange, foster new talent, and drive the global art market by providing visibility and sales opportunities. These events also shape trends, connect art communities, and make contemporary and historical art accessible to a broader audience—all in one place.
Scheduled for March 15–20, 2025, in Maastricht, Netherlands, TEFAF Maastricht is renowned for its focus on fine art, antiques, and design, spanning 7,000 years of art history. The fair includes over 260 dealers from around the world and features a rich program of talks and exhibitions.
Taking place in March 2025 in Dubai, UAE, Art Dubai is a significant fair for art from the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia. It features over 90 galleries from more than 40 countries and includes a diverse range of programming, including commissioned artists' projects and the Global Art Forum.
Scheduled for April 24–27, 2025, at Navy Pier in Chicago, EXPO Chicago is an international contemporary and modern art fair. It features a diverse lineup of galleries and artists, offering a platform for both established and emerging voices in the art world.
Frieze Art Fair has multiple editions in 2025: New York (May 8–11) at The Shed in Manhattan. Los Angeles (February 13–16) at Paramount Pictures Studios. London (October 1–5) in Regent’s Park. Each edition features leading contemporary galleries and dynamic programming.
Art Basel is a premier contemporary art fair with editions in Basel (June 12–15), Miami Beach (December 4–7), and Hong Kong (March 13–16). The Basel edition is renowned for its diverse international galleries and cutting-edge art. The Miami Beach fair is known for its vibrant atmosphere and strong presence of Latin American art. The Hong Kong fair serves as a significant platform for Asian contemporary art.
Celebrating Hockney's seven-decade career, this extensive exhibition, running from April 9 to September 1, 2025, features over 400 works, including both traditional and digital pieces.
Opening June 19, 2025, this exhibition showcases over four decades of Kruger's work, merging bold imagery with impactful text to address themes of identity, power, and consumerism.
Held from June 14 to September 14, 2025, this biennale explores the theme of 'fugitivity,' using Berlin’s urban foxes as a symbol of resistance and challenging artistic conventions.
From June 28 to October 26, 2025, this unique exhibition juxtaposes the works of Vincent van Gogh and Anselm Kiefer, exploring their shared themes and techniques.