LA’s largest and longest running art fair, LA Art Show, will be celebrating its 30th anniversary from February 19-23, 2025 at the Los Angeles Convention Center-South Hall, (1201 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles). Its ever-expanding global reach will be on display with exhibitors from many countries including Turkey, Spain, Belgium, Japan, Canada, France, Taiwan, London, Italy, Switzerland and the Netherlands. “As the longest running art fair in LA, we are very proud of the pioneering role we have played in the City’s emergence as a global epicenter of art and culture,” says producer & director Kassandra Voyagis. With over 100 exhibitors, the 2025 edition will feature continued collaborations while welcoming new participants and presenting local and international galleries including LICHT FELD Gallery (Switzerland); Gama Gallery (Turkey), Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery (UK), L.E.Gallery (Belgium), K+Y Contemporary Art (Paris), Casterline|Goodman Gallery (Aspen), Arcadia Contemporary (New York) and Fabrik Projects (Los Angeles).
The fair’s popular non-commercial platform “DIVERSEartLA,” will also be returning with a compelling retrospective, highlighting diversity and inclusion. Honoring LA Art Show’s anniversary milestone, this celebratory and topical exhibition, which reflects the platform’s 8-year transformative journey, is both a look back and a call to action. Curated by Marisa Caichiolo, DIVERSEartLA was born out of a necessity to amplify marginalized perspectives and the 2025 retrospective serves as a mirror reflecting the evolution of the educational platform with each piece encouraging critical conversations around race, gender, and the complexities of modern existence. In our current times, it is also a sobering reminder that people must stay active in securing and sustaining their rights. Three of the featured installations include: “Celebrating Diversity” By Chiachio & Giannone presented by MOLAA, “Dactiloscopia Rosa: Video Art and QUEER Constructions” curated by Nestor Prieto and presented by Museo La Neomudejar (Madrid, Spain) and Carlos Martiel | Cauce/Riverbed curated By Marisa Caichiolo.
Viktor Freso’s breathtaking 30-foot Bear Sculpture presented by Danubiana Museum (Slovakia) will be located at the entrance for DIVERSEartLA, a symbol of power and resilience, setting the tone for the event as bigger, braver and more ambitious than ever before. Tickets are available at https://www.laartshow.com with 15% of proceeds being donated to the life-saving mission of American Heart Association’s Life is Why™ campaign.
