Art

The 61st International Art Exhibition, In Minor Keys, places national pavilions and a major curated exhibition across Venice for more than six months.

Sang-ah Kim’s chronological hang of Korean art in Room 35, drawn largely from the Lee Kun-hee bequest, puts National Treasures within a Tube stop of Mayfair.

Europe’s Asia-focused contemporary fair returns to the Monnaie de Paris for its twelfth edition, timed with Design Miami Paris and Art Basel Paris.

Art Basel’s Paris edition brings 211 galleries to the Grand Palais while museum, design and gallery programmes extend the week across the city.

For seventeen autumn days, the Nara National Museum brings a small selection of Shōsō-in treasures into public view, from imperial game pieces to objects shaped by Silk Road exchange.

London’s autumn Asian-art week gathers dealers, auction houses and museum talks across Mayfair and St James’s, the walking counterpart to March on Madison.

Taiwan’s gallery-association fair, now in its thirty-third year, fills World Trade Center Hall 1 in Xinyi after Taipei Dangdai stepped aside.

Tokyo's citywide contemporary-art week maps galleries, museums and curated AWT FOCUS projects into five November days, with free buses holding the sprawl together.

Kyoto's collaboration-first contemporary art fair pairs Japanese host galleries with international peers at ICC Kyoto while programmes and temple shows extend across the city.

Art Mumbai returns to the Mahalaxmi Racecourse marquees for its autumn fair week, the South Asian collecting calendar’s most concentrated viewing rooms in one place.

Shanghai’s Jing’an contemporary fair returns to the Exhibition Center as the twin autumn appointment to West Bund Art & Design.

More than twenty works from the Dabriwala collection, free on the sixth floor of The Henderson, opening eight days before India by the Bay.

Frieze brings its fair format to Abu Dhabi in November, giving Gulf and visiting collectors a late-afternoon programme timed for the city’s cooler hours.

Fine Art Asia opens its first Shenzhen edition from 26 to 29 November 2026, giving collectors a Pearl River Delta stop for classical to modern Asian art outside Hong Kong Fair Week.

Art Basel’s Americas edition still organises December in Miami Beach: the Convention Center as spine, satellites and museums as the rest of the week.

Singapore’s fifteen-year-old citywide visual-arts season fills ten January days around ART SG, which is the right way to visit if you hate doing only a convention centre.

Southeast Asia’s international contemporary fair returns to Marina Bay Sands for a fifth edition, now with S.E.A. Focus inside the same halls rather than across town.

South Asia’s principal modern and contemporary fair returns to Okhla for an eighteenth edition, which is still the winter reason to put Delhi on a collecting itinerary.

Melbourne's nonprofit summer fair returns to MCEC with regional galleries and Indigenous-owned art centres as the Australian collecting year opens.

Frieze's Pacific contemporary fair returns to the Santa Monica Airport campus for its eighth edition, pairing roughly one hundred galleries with a citywide Frieze Week.

ART FAIR TOKYO returns to the International Forum with antiques, crafts, modern work and contemporary galleries under one Marunouchi roof.

The European Fine Art Fair returns to MECC Maastricht with museum-quality art, antiques and design under one of the market’s most rigorous vetting systems.

Asia’s most consequential international art-market week connects the fair floor with M+, Tai Kwun, major galleries and the city’s patronage network.

The Middle East’s principal international art fair returns to Madinat Jumeirah with contemporary, modern and regional discovery programmes.

TEFAF's New York fair returns to the Park Avenue Armory with modern and contemporary art, design, jewelry and antiquities under one roof.

The flagship Art Basel fair returns to Messe Basel as the June measure of the global modern and contemporary market.

Sydney's September contemporary fair returns to Carriageworks with galleries from Australia, New Zealand, Asia and beyond in one Eveleigh hall.

Japan's international contemporary fair leaves Yokohama for Ariake GYM-EX and shifts to November so the booth grid sits inside Tokyo's autumn art week.