February 19 – 23, 2025
LA CONVENTION CENTER
South Hall

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  • 2023
    • LA Art Show welcomed over 120 galleries/participating museums/arts organizations from around the world
    • The show set a new record with the highest number of Asian galleries, including 14 from Korea
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  • 2022
    • LA Art Show returned to its usual schedule with a five-day in-person event, kicking off the Los Angeles winter art season
    • Opening Night Premiere Party celebrity host was International model and actress, Kaia Gerber
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  • 2021
    • LA Art Show was rescheduled as a summer event, the first arts exhibition to be hosted as an in-person show and the first major event to return to the LA Convention Center post-pandemic
    • Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti addressed the community in his speech at the LA Convention Center and attended the show pre-opening
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  • 2020
    • LA Art Show celebrates its 25th Anniversary
    • 126 galleries/11 participating museums/arts organizations
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  • 2019
    • 127 galleries/13 participating museums/arts organizations
    • Opening Night Premiere Party celebrity host was actress Kate Beckinsale and Art Ambassador was Gavin Rossdale
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  • 2018
    • 125 galleries/12 participating museums/arts organizations
    • Opening Night Premiere Party celebrity host was Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning actor, director, and producer, Jon Hamm
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  • 2017
    • 128 galleries/12 participating museums/arts organizations
    • LACMA presents a series of active art events to focus attention on issues of mortality and the human condition with destructive acts “performed” by Raphael Montañez Ortiz – Couch Destruction: Angel Release (Pennies From Heaven); Piano Destruction Ritual: Cowboy And Indian, Part Two; Shred Your Worries
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  • 2016
    • 121 galleries/10 participating museums/arts organizations
    • In a groundbreaking move, the LA Art Show presents two complementary art fairs under one roof – the Los Angeles Fine Art Show and the LA Art Show
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  • 2015
    • 130 galleries/16 participating museums/arts organizations
    • Opening benefits St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital with Hosts Amy Adams & Darren Le Gallo
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  • 2014
    • 134 galleries, 16 participating museums/arts organizations
    • Venice Biennale artist Zhang Yu debuts new “Fingerprints” exhibition before showcasing works at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York
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  • 2013
    • Moves to 200,000 sq. ft South Hall in Los Angeles Convention Center
    • 106 galleries, 5 participating museums/arts organizations
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  • 2012
    • 110 galleries, 9 participating museums/arts organizations
    • Opening Night Premiere Party celebrity host Kat von D
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  • 2011
    • 108 galleries, 23 participating museums/arts organizations
    • More than 20 international galleries from China, Korea, Taiwan, Venezuela, Cuba, Spain, The Netherlands and United Kingdom
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  • 2010
    • 91 galleries, 27 participating museums/ arts organizations
    • Nick Cave’s “Soundsuit Invasion” debuts in Los Angeles at LA Art Show Opening Night Premiere Party
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  • 2009
    • 108 galleries, 16 museums/art organizations: Los Angeles Convention Center West Hall
    • Show expands to 100,000 sq. ft
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  • 2008
    • Barker Hanger: 115 galleries, 9 museums
    • IFPDA Fine Print Fair joins the LA Art Show
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  • 2004
    • 75 galleries: Barker Hangar, addition of numerous supplemental tents to accommodate growing number of exhibitors
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  • 2002
    • 49 galleries, 5 museums: Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, first art event held at Barker Hanger, launching the destination as a premiere art venue
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  • 2001
    • 44 galleries: John Wooden Center, UCLA
    • Opening benefits the Music Center of Los Angeles County
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  • 1999
    • 40 galleries: John Wooden Center, UCLA
    • Show expands to include modern & contemporary work
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  • 1997
    • 36 galleries: John Wooden Center, UCLA
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  • 1994
    • 14 galleries exhibiting Historic & American Regionalism. 250 attendees: Pasadena Civic Auditorium
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