This November, art enthusiasts and collectors will have the opportunity to experience some of the world's most prestigious art fairs. Starting with Artissima in Turin, Italy, which has been dubbed the "most prominent contemporary art fair" in Italy since its inception in 1994. The fair's theme for this year is "Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth," and it brings together over 176 galleries from around the world.
Next up is ART COLOGNE in Germany, a behemoth of an event that attracts over 45,000 visitors each year. This November, the fair will feature 167 participating galleries across three main sectors: Contemporary Art, Modern Art, and Neumarkt. Other notable fairs include ART X Lagos in Nigeria, which has become one of the leading international art fairs in West Africa.
The Other Art Fair Brooklyn returns for another edition this month, positioning itself as a friendly counterpoint to the city's more formal art fairs. With over 125 artists participating, collectors can find affordable works priced from under $200. In contrast, Affordable Art Fair Sydney will offer a curated selection of contemporary art with prices limited to AUD$10,000 or less.
Art lovers in New York City won't be left out, as Salon Art + Design returns for its 14th edition at the Park Avenue Armory. This year's fair promises to be exciting, with a focus on discovering new galleries and artists. Meanwhile, Paris Photo will welcome major new galleries as well as returning ones, bringing together over 222 exhibitors from around the world.
For those looking for more avant-garde experiences, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair in London marks its 10th anniversary this month. The fair features hundreds of original artworks priced from under £100 to over £50,000, along with live music and late-night openings. West Bund Art & Design in Shanghai, on the other hand, has become one of Asia's most thoughtfully positioned international art fairs.
Finally, Abu Dhabi Art Fair 2025 will bring together more than 140 participating galleries, marking a strategic partnership between Frieze and the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi. Meanwhile, NOMAD Abu Dhabi will stage its inaugural Gulf edition at a former terminal building designed by Paul Andreu, offering a unique cultural experience.
With so many fairs to choose from this November, art enthusiasts are spoiled for choice. Whether you're looking for commercial platforms, experimentation, or avant-garde experiences, there's something for everyone on the global art fair calendar.
Next up is ART COLOGNE in Germany, a behemoth of an event that attracts over 45,000 visitors each year. This November, the fair will feature 167 participating galleries across three main sectors: Contemporary Art, Modern Art, and Neumarkt. Other notable fairs include ART X Lagos in Nigeria, which has become one of the leading international art fairs in West Africa.
The Other Art Fair Brooklyn returns for another edition this month, positioning itself as a friendly counterpoint to the city's more formal art fairs. With over 125 artists participating, collectors can find affordable works priced from under $200. In contrast, Affordable Art Fair Sydney will offer a curated selection of contemporary art with prices limited to AUD$10,000 or less.
Art lovers in New York City won't be left out, as Salon Art + Design returns for its 14th edition at the Park Avenue Armory. This year's fair promises to be exciting, with a focus on discovering new galleries and artists. Meanwhile, Paris Photo will welcome major new galleries as well as returning ones, bringing together over 222 exhibitors from around the world.
For those looking for more avant-garde experiences, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair in London marks its 10th anniversary this month. The fair features hundreds of original artworks priced from under £100 to over £50,000, along with live music and late-night openings. West Bund Art & Design in Shanghai, on the other hand, has become one of Asia's most thoughtfully positioned international art fairs.
Finally, Abu Dhabi Art Fair 2025 will bring together more than 140 participating galleries, marking a strategic partnership between Frieze and the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi. Meanwhile, NOMAD Abu Dhabi will stage its inaugural Gulf edition at a former terminal building designed by Paul Andreu, offering a unique cultural experience.
With so many fairs to choose from this November, art enthusiasts are spoiled for choice. Whether you're looking for commercial platforms, experimentation, or avant-garde experiences, there's something for everyone on the global art fair calendar.