Art Fairs

Affordable Art Fair

20 September 2023 - 24 September 2023

Metropolitan Pavilion / New York City, United States

Jimena Carranza, Track of Time, 2019, Mixed media, 131 x 111 cm.

Affordable Art Fair returns to New York for its Fall 2023 edition featuring work by over 400 artists across 76 exhibitors. The fair takes place at the Metropolitan Pavilion from Wednesday, September 20 to Sunday, September 24.

The fall 2023 edition brings together a unique and exciting new roster of galleries, presenting a selection of 27 international galleries with a focus on showcasing Latin American and Asian art. Affordable Art Fair nevertheless is anchored by its focus on local, New York City based exhibitors. The fair’s strong cohort of over 30 New York galleries showcases the breadth of emerging talent found right in the heart of the fair’s home city.

Please find a full list and more information here.

 

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Huamaco, Puerto Rico
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