Frieze LA Reveals Participants in 2026 Edition

Frieze LA Reveals Participants in 2026 Edition

The organizers ofFrieze Los Angelestoday named the ninety-six galleries set to exhibit in the event’s 2026 iteration, to take place February 28–March 1, with preview days of February 26–27. The fair will return to the Santa Monica Airport, its home for the past three years. Representing twenty-two countries, the participating galleries include blue-chip international operations like Gagosian, Gladstone, Hauser & Wirth, and David Zwirner, as well as a cohort hailing from Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, North America, and Africa, among them Taka Ishii Gallery, with multiple locations in Japan; the Toronto- and Tehran-based Dastan; Mexico City’s Proyectos Monclcova; and the LA- and Cape Town–based Southern Guild. Exclusively local galleries, such as Château Shatto, the Pit, and Roberts Projects, will be present, as will a handful of first-time exhibitors, including Montreal’s Bradley Ertaskiran, the Milan- and London-based Cardi Gallery, and New York’s Lomex.

In addition to the main section, the fair will again feature its Focus section, curated for the third year in a row by Essence Harden, who co-curated the Hammer Museum’s 2025 Made in LA biennial. Highlighting solo presentations mounted by galleries that have been in business for twelve years or fewer, the section expands this year to include fifteen participants, among them New York’s Gordon Robichaux, Minneapolis’s Dreamsong, and Chicago’s Patron.

In a statement, Christine Messineo, director of Americas at Frieze, addressed LA’s recovery from the multiple wildfires that devastated the area last January, just ahead of the fair’s 2025 edition, which went ahead as planned. “As the city’s art landscape evolves, Frieze Los Angeles continues to reflect the strength of its creative ecosystem—one defined by artists, ideas and experimentation,” said Messineo. “In the wake of this past year’s challenges, the art community here continues to demonstrate extraordinary resilience and imagination. Consistency can be radical in a city that thrives on change. Frieze Los Angeles 2026 celebrates creativity, community, and a shared purpose to amplify the conversation shaping culture today.”

A full list of participants is below.

Exhibitors303 Gallery, New YorkEl Apartamento, Madrid, Havana, MiamiBank, ShanghaiBerggruen Gallery, San FranciscoTanya Bonakdar Gallery, New YorkBradley Ertaskiran, MontrealBroadway, New YorkMatthew Brown, Los Angeles, New YorkCardi Gallery, Milan, LondonCarvalho, New YorkCasemore, San FranciscoChâteau Shatto, Los AngelesJames Cohan, New YorkCommonwealth and Council, Los AngelesDastan, Toronto, TehranMassimo De Carlo, Milan, London, Hong Kong, ParisJeffrey Deitch, New York, Los AngelesAnat Ebgi, Los Angeles, New Yorkgalerie frank elbaz, ParisDerek Eller Gallery, New YorkFort Gansevoort, New YorkStephen Friedman Gallery, London, New YorkGagosian, New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Le Bourget, Basel, Gstaad, Rome, Athens, Hong KongGemini G.E.L., Los AngelesFrançois Ghebaly, Los Angeles, New YorkGladstone, New York, Brussels, SeoulSebastian Gladstone, New York, Los AngelesAlexander Gray Associates, New YorkGarth Greenan Gallery, New YorkHales, New York, LondonHauser & Wirth, Los Angeles, New York, London, Somerset, Zurich, Basel, St. Moritz, Paris, Monaco, Menorca, Hong KongGalerie Max Hetzler, Berlin, Paris, London, MarfaHoffman Donahue, Los Angeles, New YorkGallery Hyundai, Seoul, New YorkTaka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo, Kyoto, MaebashiCharlie James, Los AngelesJohyun Gallery, Seoul, BusanKaikai Kiki Gallery, TokyoKarma, New York, Los Angeleskaufmann repetto, New York, MilanTina Kim Gallery, New YorkDavid Kordansky Gallery, Los Angeles, New YorkKukje Gallery, Seoul, BusanLehmann Maupin, New York, Seoul, LondonGalerie Lelong, New York, ParisJosh Lilley, LondonLisson Gallery, Los Angeles, New York, London, ShanghaiLomex, New YorkLuisotti, Los AngelesMatthew Marks Gallery, New York, Los AngelesAnthony Meier, Mill Valleymoniquemeloche, ChicagoMendes Wood DM, São Paulo, Brussels, Paris, New YorkNazarian / Curcio, Los AngelesNicodim, Los Angeles, New York, BucharestNight Gallery, Los AngelesNonaka Hill, Los Angeles, KyotoOlney Gleason, New YorkOrtuzar, New YorkPace Gallery, New York, London, Geneva, Seoul, Los Angeles, Tokyo, BerlinMaureen Paley, London, HoveParker Gallery, Los AngelesPerrotin, Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Shanghai,Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo, Dubai, LondonThe Pit, Los AngelesProyectos Monclova, Mexico CityAlmine Rech, Paris, Brussels, New York, Shanghai, MonacoRoberts Projects, Los AngelesNara Roesler, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, New YorkThaddaeus Ropac, London, Paris, Milan, Salzburg, SeoulMichael Rosenfeld Gallery, New YorkRichard Saltoun, London, Rome, New YorkMarc Selwyn Fine Art, Los AngelesJessica Silverman, San FranciscoSouthern Guild, Los Angeles, Cape TownSprüth Magers, Berlin, London, Los Angeles, New YorkCraig Starr Gallery, New YorkTimothy Taylor, London, New YorkVarious Small Fires, TustinVielmetter Los Angeles, Los AngelesWelancora Gallery, New YorkWhite Cube, London, New York, Hong Kong, Paris, SeoulDavid Zwirner, New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Hong Kong

FocusAnthony Gallery, Chicago (Andrew Park)Bel Ami, Los Angeles (Soshiro Matsubara)Company Gallery, New York  (Sergio Miguel)Dreamsong, Minneapolis (Tamar Ettun)Fernberger, Los Angeles (Greta Waller)Gordon Robichaux, New York (Uzi Parnes)Lyles & King, New York (Ren Light Pan)Make Room, Los Angeles (Erika Mahinay)Murmurs, Los Angeles (Y. Malik Jalal)Ochi, Ketchum, Los Angeles (Africanus Okokon)Carlye Packer, Los Angeles (Emily Barker)Patron, Chicago (Jamal Cyrus)Sea View, Los Angeles (Zenobia Lee)Superposition Gallery, New York, Los Angeles (Haleigh Nickerson)Hannah Traore Gallery, New York (Turiya Adkins)