Art Basel Miami Beach 2026: Meet the Participating Galleries from Around the World
With so many galleries participating in Art Basel Miami Beach 2026, we decided to make it easier to get to know them by offering a quick background on each one. Our global guide introduces the galleries, their origins, and their contributions to the international art scene, all organized alphabetically for easy browsing.
Held annually at the Miami Beach Convention Center, Art Basel Miami Beach is one of the world's leading modern and contemporary art fairs, bringing together galleries, artists, collectors, and art lovers.
To help navigate the fair, exhibitors are organized into distinct sectors: Galleries presents established modern and contemporary art, Nova features recent works, Positions spotlights emerging solo artists, and Survey revisits historical movements. Visitors will also encounter curated booth displays in Kabinett, monumental installations in Meridians, digital-focused art in Zero 10, and panel discussions in Conversations.
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1 Mira Madrid / 2 Mira Archiv
Madrid’s 1 Mira Madrid / 2 Mira Archiv develops exhibitions around conceptual practices and the political and social dimensions of art. Its program connects artists from Spain, Latin America, and Eastern Europe, including work concerned with feminism and historical memory.
47 Canal
Based in Manhattan, 47 Canal presents contemporary artists working across a range of media. Its exhibition program supports individual artistic practices and includes artists such as Cici Wu, whose work moves between objects, moving images, and installation.
303 Gallery
New York’s 303 Gallery works with an international group of contemporary artists across painting, photography, sculpture, film, and installation. Its program includes long-standing relationships with artists such as Doug Aitken, Mary Heilmann, and Collier Schorr.
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A Gentil Carioca (Kabinett)
Founded in Rio de Janeiro by artists Marcio Botner, Ernesto Neto, and Laura Lima, A Gentil Carioca connects contemporary art with the cultural life of the city. Its program extends to São Paulo and supports Brazilian artists across generations. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Arjan Martins.
Acquavella Galleries
A family gallery with roots in early twentieth-century New York, Acquavella specializes in Impressionist, modern, postwar, and contemporary art. Its exhibitions bring historical works into dialogue with the practices of living artists.
Adams and Ollman (Kabinett)
Portland’s Adams and Ollman examines connections between contemporary art and the work of self-taught artists. Founded by Amy Adams, the gallery develops exhibitions that broaden conversations about artistic training, authorship, and established art-historical categories. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Kinke Kooi.
Afriart Gallery (Kabinett)
Founded by Daudi Karungi in Kampala, Afriart Gallery supports contemporary artists living and working on the African continent. Exhibitions and artist development are central to its program, which brings Ugandan and other African practices to international audiences. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Charlene Komuntale.
Alexander Gray Associates
Alexander Gray Associates supports contemporary artists whose work engages with questions of identity, history, and social change. Feminist and anti-racist perspectives inform a program that connects different generations and artistic practices.
Alexandre Gallery
New York’s Alexandre Gallery specializes in American art, bringing contemporary painters into a program that also engages with early twentieth-century modernism. Its historical interests include artists associated with Alfred Stieglitz and the development of American modern art.
Alison Jacques
London’s Alison Jacques combines contemporary artist representation with a commitment to historical estates and overlooked careers. Its program connects different generations through exhibitions, research, and work with artists including photographers, painters, and sculptors.
Almeida & Dale (Kabinett)
São Paulo’s Almeida & Dale works across modern and contemporary Brazilian art, combining historical research with support for living artists. Its expanded program brings established artistic legacies into conversation with younger generations. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Ana Elisa Egreja.
Almine Rech
Almine Rech presents modern and contemporary artists through an international exhibition program. Its activities connect painting and sculpture with historical estates and living practices, bringing different generations into dialogue.
Ames Yavuz
Ames Yavuz connects contemporary practices across the Asia-Pacific region through its spaces in Singapore, Sydney, and London. Its multidisciplinary program foregrounds artists whose work addresses cultural identity, social questions, and the movement of ideas across borders.
Anat Ebgi (Kabinett)
Anat Ebgi represents a multigenerational group of contemporary artists and historical estates. Its Los Angeles and New York program connects current practices with renewed attention to overlooked careers, including contributions to feminist and ecological art. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Neil Raitt.
Andrew Edlin Gallery
New York’s Andrew Edlin Gallery specializes in self-taught artists and art brut alongside contemporary practices. Its exhibitions reconsider established boundaries between artistic communities, emphasizing distinctive approaches to materials, vision, and personal experience.
Andrew Kreps Gallery
Founded in New York in 1996, Andrew Kreps Gallery supports an international group of contemporary artists. Its program combines exhibitions and research, encompassing painting, sculpture, photography, moving image, and installation.
Anthony Meier
Anthony Meier connects postwar art with contemporary practices through an exhibition program rooted in the San Francisco Bay Area. Its work across primary and secondary markets allows historical material and new artistic production to be considered together.
Anton Kern
New York’s Anton Kern Gallery supports contemporary artists across generations and disciplines. Alongside its main exhibitions, its WINDOW project provides an additional format for presenting work and engaging audiences outside the conventional gallery setting.
Arario Gallery
Arario Gallery connects contemporary Korean art with an international roster, including artists from elsewhere in Asia. Its exhibitions encompass painting, sculpture, installation, and experimental practices, reflecting the gallery’s longstanding interest in work that crosses disciplines.
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Barro
Buenos Aires gallery Barro works with contemporary Argentine artists across painting, sculpture, installation, and other media. Founded in 2014, it supports individual practices through exhibitions and participation in international art fairs.
Ben Brown Fine Arts
Ben Brown Fine Arts specializes in modern and contemporary art through an international exhibition program. Its presentations connect postwar artistic developments with work by living artists, encompassing painting, sculpture, photography, and other media.
Berggruen Gallery
San Francisco’s Berggruen Gallery specializes in twentieth- and twenty-first-century American and European art. Painting, drawing, sculpture, and prints form a program that connects international modernism and contemporary practice with the Bay Area’s artistic history.
Berry Campbell
New York’s Berry Campbell focuses on modern and contemporary art, with particular attention to artists whose contributions have been overlooked. Postwar abstraction and the work of women artists are central to its exhibitions and research.
Boesky Gallery (also featured in Zero 10)
Boesky Gallery works with contemporary artists and historical estates across several generations. Its program accommodates diverse approaches to painting, sculpture, and installation, alongside a continuing interest in expanding the materials and technologies of art.
Bortolami (Shared presentation with Thomas Dane Gallery)
New York’s Bortolami presents contemporary artists whose practices span painting, sculpture, photography, and installation. Its program includes work by Daniel Buren and Barbara Kasten, placing different approaches to color, space, and perception in dialogue.
Bradley Ertaskiran
Montréal’s Bradley Ertaskiran represents Canadian and international contemporary artists. Working from two exhibition spaces in a restored industrial building, the gallery supports emerging and established practices through solo and group presentations.
Broadway
Founded by Pascal Spengemann and Joe Cole, Broadway is a contemporary art gallery in New York’s Tribeca neighborhood. Its exhibition program provides a platform for living artists within the city’s contemporary gallery community.
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Canada
New York’s Canada grew from an artist-led approach to exhibiting contemporary art. Its program remains closely associated with painting and an openness to unconventional materials, independent artistic voices, and exchanges among different generations.
Cardi Gallery
Founded in Milan in 1972, Cardi Gallery specializes in modern, postwar, and contemporary art. Its program is closely connected to Italian movements such as Arte Povera and Spatialism, placing them within a broader international history.
Carolina Nitsch
New York’s Carolina Nitsch specializes in contemporary art and editioned projects. Its program includes collaborations on prints and other works, with publishing activity extending to projects for museums and nonprofit institutions.
Casey Kaplan
Founded in New York in 1995, Casey Kaplan supports an international contemporary roster. Its program connects artists working in painting, sculpture, photography, and other media through sustained representation and focused exhibitions.
Cayón
Cayón connects modern and contemporary art through exhibitions that examine the work of Spanish and international artists. Its program provides a context for considering relationships between postwar experimentation and subsequent approaches to painting and sculpture.
Chapter NY
Founded by Nicole Russo, Chapter NY supports emerging and established contemporary artists. Its New York exhibition program spans several disciplines, giving space to distinct artistic practices through focused solo presentations and group shows.
Charlie James Gallery
Founded in Los Angeles in 2008, Charlie James Gallery supports contemporary art that engages with political and cultural life. Its program brings together painting, sculpture, photography, and installation, often addressing the lived experience of communities.
Consonni Radziszewski
Consonni Radziszewski brings together the programs of Madragoa and Dawid Radziszewski, connecting Lisbon, Warsaw, and Milan. The gallery builds on these histories of supporting contemporary artists and developing exchanges across different European art scenes.
Crèvecœur (Shared presentation with Ortuzar)
Paris-based Crèvecœur supports contemporary artists through the production, exhibition, and wider circulation of their work. Its program brings together varied approaches to painting, sculpture, and installation within an international network of artistic relationships.
Cristea Roberts Gallery (Kabinett)
London’s Cristea Roberts Gallery specializes in original prints and works on paper. Its program combines exhibitions with the publication of new editions, collaborating with contemporary artists while also presenting significant historical printmaking. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Carlos Cruz Diez.
Cristin Tierney Gallery
New York’s Cristin Tierney Gallery presents contemporary art with an emphasis on conceptual inquiry and critical dialogue. Its program includes video, performance, photography, and other practices that examine the structures through which art is produced and experienced.
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Daniel Faria Gallery
Founded in Toronto in 2011, Daniel Faria Gallery represents contemporary artists whose work combines conceptual inquiry with material experimentation. Its program supports varied disciplines through exhibitions and ongoing relationships with artists.
Dastan Gallery
Founded in Tehran in 2012, Dastan supports Iranian modern and contemporary art across several generations. Its activities extend beyond exhibitions to publications, film, and performance, connecting individual artistic practices with wider cultural conversations.
David Castillo
Founded in Miami in 2005, David Castillo presents contemporary artists whose practices engage with personal histories and wider cultural structures. The gallery’s program emphasizes conceptual approaches across painting, photography, sculpture, and installation.
David Kordansky Gallery
David Kordansky Gallery represents contemporary artists and historical estates through its Los Angeles and New York spaces. Its program connects generations and artistic lineages, supporting new work alongside the reassessment of established practices.
David Zwirner
David Zwirner represents contemporary artists and historical estates through a global exhibition program. Its activities combine new artistic production with historical exhibitions, publications, and research across a broad range of media.
DC Moore Gallery (Kabinett)
New York’s DC Moore Gallery brings twentieth-century American art into dialogue with contemporary practices. Its exhibitions span painting, drawing, and other media, combining historical study with sustained support for living artists. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Joyce Kozloff.
Derek Eller Gallery (Kabinett)
Founded in New York in 1997, Derek Eller Gallery supports contemporary artists across generations. Its program gives particular attention to emerging practices and artists whose contributions warrant wider recognition, through painting, sculpture, and other media. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Kathia St. Hilaire.
Document
Document presents contemporary art with an emphasis on image-based practices, sculpture, and installation. Working through Chicago and Lisbon, the gallery supports artists whose work moves between photographic images, objects, and exhibition environments.
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Edel Assanti
Founded in London by Jeremy Epstein and Charlie Fellowes, Edel Assanti supports contemporary artists through exhibitions and international projects. Its program accommodates varied disciplines and provides a sustained framework for developing individual practices.
Edward Tyler Nahem
Founded in New York in 1985, Edward Tyler Nahem specializes in modern, postwar, and contemporary art. Its monographic and thematic exhibitions connect significant historical works with the development of individual artists’ careers.
Edwynn Houk Gallery
New York’s Edwynn Houk Gallery specializes in photography, connecting twentieth-century modernist images with contemporary photographic practices. Its program includes both historical material and artists who expand the medium through staging, experimentation, and new forms of presentation.
El Apartamento
Founded in Havana, El Apartamento supports contemporary Cuban artists alongside a wider Latin American and international program. Its expansion beyond Cuba has created additional contexts for exhibiting work concerned with history, material experimentation, and everyday life.
Eric Firestone Gallery (Kabinett)
Eric Firestone Gallery focuses on the reassessment of postwar American art, often highlighting artists who have received insufficient attention. Research, exhibitions, and publications connect these histories with contemporary audiences. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Charles Houghton Howard.
Esther Schipper (Kabinett)
Founded in 1989, Esther Schipper has a longstanding commitment to conceptual and experimental contemporary art. Its international program supports artists working across objects, installation, performance, and time-based media. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Sojourner Truth Parsons.
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François Ghebaly
Founded in Los Angeles in 2009, François Ghebaly presents an international, multigenerational contemporary program. Its exhibitions support experimental approaches across disciplines, and its activities extend to a New York space.
Franklin Parrasch Gallery (Shared presentation with parrasch heijnen)
Founded in 1986, New York’s Franklin Parrasch Gallery develops exhibitions around the evolution of artistic ideas. Its program connects historical and contemporary practices, emphasizing experimentation and relationships among different generations.
Fredric Snitzer Gallery (Kabinett · Zero 10)
Founded in Miami in 1977, Fredric Snitzer Gallery supports contemporary artists across media. Its program has maintained a sustained connection to the city’s artistic community while presenting emerging and established practices internationally. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Salvatore La Rosa, alongside an announced Zero 10 presentation featuring Leo Castaneda.
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Gaga
Founded in Mexico City in 2008, Gaga presents contemporary artists across generations and national contexts. Its program connects emerging practices with established figures through exhibitions that allow for formal and conceptual experimentation.
Gagosian
Founded by Larry Gagosian in Los Angeles in 1980, Gagosian presents modern and contemporary art through an international network of galleries. Its exhibitions range from historical surveys and estate projects to new bodies of work by living artists.
Galatea (Shared presentation with Isla Flotante)
São Paulo’s Galatea works across modern and contemporary art, connecting established Brazilian histories with current artistic practices. Founded by Antonia Bergamin, Conrado Mesquita, and Tomás Toledo, the gallery develops exhibitions across generations.
Galería Casado Santapau
Madrid’s Galería Casado Santapau presents European and Latin American artists through a multidisciplinary program. Its exhibitions consider how artistic concepts, technologies, and forms of collaboration intersect with political and social life.
Galería Isabel Aninat (Booth A13 · Shared presentation with Selma Feriani Gallery)
Founded in Chile in 1982, Galería Isabel Aninat works with modern and contemporary art, combining historical reassessment with support for living artists. Its program contributes to the international visibility of Chilean and Latin American practices. For Miami 2026, the gallery shares Booth A13 with Selma Feriani Gallery, presenting Catalina Swinburn, M’barek Bouhchichi, Maha Malluh, and José Gurvich to connect different approaches to material, memory, and personal and collective histories.
Galeria Pedro Cera
Founded in Lisbon in 1998, Pedro Cera represents an international group of contemporary artists across generations. Its program extends to Madrid and encompasses painting, sculpture, photography, and installation.
Galeria Raquel Arnaud
São Paulo’s Galeria Raquel Arnaud is closely associated with geometric abstraction, Constructivist traditions, and kinetic art. Its program connects these historical movements with contemporary investigations of space, form, color, and movement.
Galería Sur
Founded in Punta del Este in 1985, Galería Sur specializes in Uruguayan and Latin American art. Its exhibitions connect important twentieth-century histories with later practices, emphasizing sustained research into the region’s artistic development.
galerie frank elbaz
Paris-based galerie frank elbaz brings together contemporary artists and historical figures across several generations. Its program includes practices associated with assemblage, abstraction, and conceptual experimentation, encouraging exchanges between different artistic traditions.
Galerie Karsten Greve
Galerie Karsten Greve specializes in postwar and contemporary art through its European spaces. Its program spans painting, sculpture, drawing, and photography, placing different approaches to materials and abstraction in an international context.
Galerie Lelong (Kabinett)
Paris’s Galerie Lelong presents modern and contemporary artists through exhibitions, publications, and editions. Its program spans generations and includes painting, sculpture, drawing, and prints, connecting historical artistic legacies with living practices. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Christine Safa.
Galerie Max Hetzler
Founded in Stuttgart in 1974, Galerie Max Hetzler presents modern and contemporary art through an international program. Its exhibitions bring historical figures into dialogue with living artists across painting, sculpture, photography, and other practices.
Galerie Mitterrand
Founded in Paris in 1988, Galerie Mitterrand developed from a focus on contemporary sculpture. Its program now also includes historical artists active from the 1950s onward, bringing different approaches to objects, space, and image-making into dialogue.
Galerie Nathalie Obadia
Galerie Nathalie Obadia presents contemporary artists through its Paris and Brussels spaces. Its program connects international practices across painting, sculpture, photography, and installation, supporting artists through exhibitions and institutional relationships.
Galerie Nordenhake
Galerie Nordenhake presents contemporary art through spaces in Europe and Latin America. Its international program connects artists across generations, encompassing painting, sculpture, photography, and installation.
Galleri Nicolai Wallner
Copenhagen’s Galleri Nicolai Wallner supports contemporary artists through sustained representation and exhibitions. Its international program develops long-term relationships with individual practices, encompassing painting, sculpture, photography, and installation.
Galleria Continua
Galleria Continua began in San Gimignano and developed an international network of exhibition spaces. Its contemporary program connects artists from different regions and generations, often bringing ambitious installations into distinctive architectural and cultural settings.
Galleria Lorcan O'Neill Roma
Galleria Lorcan O’Neill Roma presents an international contemporary program from Rome. Its exhibition history includes artists such as Francesco Clemente and Giorgio Griffa, connecting different generations and approaches to painting and other media.
Gallery Baton (Kabinett)
Seoul’s Gallery Baton presents contemporary Korean and international artists through a multidisciplinary exhibition program. Alongside its commercial activity, the gallery has supported emerging practices through Chapter II, its nonprofit initiative. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Daljae Huh.
Garth Greenan Gallery
New York’s Garth Greenan Gallery presents contemporary and historical work across painting, sculpture, drawing, and prints. Its exhibitions give sustained attention to individual careers, including artists whose contributions have been underrecognized.
Gavlak
Founded by Sarah Gavlak, Gavlak supports contemporary artists with particular attention to women, LGBTQ+ artists, and artists of color. Its program in South Florida brings painting, sculpture, and other practices into dialogue.
Gemini G.E.L.
Los Angeles’s Gemini G.E.L. is an artists’ workshop and publisher of original prints and sculpture editions. Collaborative production is central to its identity, allowing artists to explore the possibilities of printmaking and editioned objects.
Gladstone
Gladstone presents contemporary art through an international program that also engages with historical figures and estates. Its exhibitions support experimental practices across painting, sculpture, installation, performance, and moving image.
Gomide&Co
São Paulo’s Gomide&Co works across modern and contemporary art in both the primary and secondary markets. Its exhibitions connect historical works with living artists, emphasizing relationships across generations and artistic contexts.
Gray
Gray presents modern and contemporary art through its Chicago and New York spaces. Its program combines historical exhibitions with work by living artists, encompassing painting, drawing, sculpture, and other media.
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Hauser & Wirth
Hauser & Wirth combines contemporary artist representation with work on historical estates. Exhibitions, publications, and archival research support a program that connects twentieth-century artistic legacies with new work across a wide range of media.
Helly Nahmad Gallery
New York’s Helly Nahmad Gallery presents modern and postwar art through historical exhibitions. Its program has examined artists including Alberto Burri, Lucio Fontana, Piero Manzoni, and Antoni Tàpies, connecting different approaches to twentieth-century experimentation.
Hirschl & Adler Modern
Hirschl & Adler Modern presents postwar and contemporary American and European art. Its New York program combines historical expertise with support for living artists, including work in painting, sculpture, and works on paper.
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Ingleby Gallery
Founded in Edinburgh in 1998, Ingleby supports emerging and established contemporary artists. Its program combines gallery exhibitions with off-site projects, connecting artists’ practices with particular architectural, landscape, and cultural settings.
Instituto de visión
Instituto de Visión connects contemporary Latin American practices with the recovery of overlooked artistic histories. Its program engages with political, ecological, feminist, and queer perspectives through exhibitions and research.
Isla Flotante (Shared presentation with Galatea)
Buenos Aires-based Isla Flotante began as an artist-led project in 2012. Its contemporary program supports emerging artists and experimental approaches, connecting the Argentine art scene with international exhibition contexts.
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Jack Shainman Gallery
Founded in New York in 1984, Jack Shainman Gallery represents an international group of contemporary artists. Its multidisciplinary program connects individual practices with wider questions of history, identity, and cultural representation.
James Fuentes
Founded in New York in 2007, James Fuentes supports contemporary artists with distinctive approaches to history, society, and personal experience. Its program extends to Los Angeles and includes publishing as well as exhibitions.
Jan Kaps
Founded in Cologne in 2013, Jan Kaps presents emerging and established contemporary artists alongside historical positions. Its program crosses media and generations, bringing individual practices into new exhibition contexts.
Jeffrey Deitch
Jeffrey Deitch’s New York and Los Angeles program connects modern and contemporary art with performance and popular culture. Exhibitions and public projects provide contexts for both established figures and artists developing new visual languages.
Jenkins Johnson Gallery (Kabinett)
Founded in San Francisco in 1996, Jenkins Johnson Gallery supports contemporary artists and significant historical figures. Its program gives sustained attention to Black artists and connects different generations through exhibitions and institutional relationships. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Mildred Howard.
Jessica Silverman (Kabinett)
San Francisco’s Jessica Silverman supports contemporary artists across career stages and media. Its program connects new artistic production with institutional exhibitions and public collections, developing long-term contexts for individual practices. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Sam Falls.
Johyun Gallery
Founded in Busan in 1989, Johyun Gallery connects modern and contemporary Korean art with international practices. Its program includes work associated with Dansaekhwa alongside younger artists, creating dialogue across generations and approaches to materials.
Josh Lilley
London’s Josh Lilley presents contemporary artists through solo and group exhibitions. Its program includes painting and sculpture, with artists such as Celeste Rapone exploring the expressive and spatial possibilities of figurative imagery.
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Karma
Karma combines contemporary and historical exhibitions with publishing and bookselling. Its program is particularly engaged with painting, connecting abstraction and figuration while using publications to extend the discussion around artists’ work.
kaufmann repetto
Founded in Milan in 2000, kaufmann repetto supports contemporary artists through a program attentive to social and political questions. Its Milan and New York activities place particular emphasis on women artists and work across disciplines.
Kerlin Gallery
Dublin’s Kerlin Gallery presents contemporary Irish and international artists. Its exhibitions encompass painting, sculpture, photography, and moving image, connecting the development of Irish contemporary art with a wider international conversation.
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Larkin Erdmann
Zürich’s Larkin Erdmann specializes in twentieth-century art, with interests including Surrealism, Concrete art, and Minimalism. Its exhibitions use historical works to examine relationships among formal experimentation, abstraction, and changing artistic ideas.
Leeahn Gallery
Founded in Daegu in 2007, Leeahn Gallery also operates in Seoul. Its program brings modern and contemporary Korean art into dialogue with international artists, presenting work across painting, sculpture, and installation.
Lehmann Maupin
Founded in 1996, Lehmann Maupin supports an international roster of contemporary artists. Its program frequently engages with identity, history, and cultural experience, bringing these questions into painting, sculpture, installation, photography, and moving image.
Leon Tovar Gallery
Leon Tovar Gallery specializes in Latin American modern art. Its New York and Bogotá activities connect historical research with exhibitions examining the region’s contributions to abstraction, experimentation, and twentieth-century artistic exchange.
Lévy Gorvy Dayan
Lévy Gorvy Dayan combines modern and contemporary exhibitions with historical research and work with artists’ estates. Its program considers the development of individual careers and relationships among important twentieth- and twenty-first-century practices.
Lisson Gallery
Founded in London in 1967, Lisson Gallery has a longstanding association with Conceptual and Minimalist art. Its international program connects that history with contemporary approaches to sculpture, installation, painting, sound, and moving image.
Livia Benavides
Lima’s Livia Benavides presents contemporary Peruvian art within a broader international context. Its program includes artists such as Fernando Bryce and Elena Damiani, bringing different approaches to historical research, image-making, and material practice into view.
Locks Gallery
Philadelphia’s Locks Gallery presents modern and contemporary art through exhibitions and scholarly publications. Its program gives sustained attention to individual careers, including women artists and figures whose work connects historical developments with current practice.
Lomex
Founded by Alexander Shulan in New York in 2015, Lomex works closely with a younger generation of artists while also representing international figures and estates. Its program grew from an emphasis on emerging New York practices.
Luhring Augustine
Founded in New York in 1985, Luhring Augustine represents artists and estates across generations. Its exhibitions combine new contemporary work with historical presentations, supporting sustained relationships among artists, museums, and audiences.
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles (Kabinett)
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles presents contemporary artists whose work addresses personal experience, cultural identity, and social conditions. Its multidisciplinary program supports a diverse roster through exhibitions, institutional collaborations, and long-term artist development. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Evita Tezeno.
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Magenta Plains
Magenta Plains is a New York contemporary gallery directed by Olivia Smith, Chris Dorland, and David Deutsch. Its program brings together artists working in different media through solo and group exhibitions.
Mai 36 Galerie
Founded by Victor Gisler in 1987, Zürich’s Mai 36 Galerie supports contemporary artists through exhibitions, publications, and international fairs. Its program connects different generations and approaches to image-making and artistic practice.
Maisterra
Madrid’s Maisterra connects the Spanish contemporary art scene with international artists and ideas. Its exhibition program develops exchanges across geographic and generational boundaries, continuing the gallery’s history of supporting dialogue around individual practices.
Marian Goodman Gallery
Founded in New York in 1977, Marian Goodman Gallery supports an international roster spanning several generations. Its program is built around sustained relationships with artists and the development of new exhibitions and bodies of work.
Mariane Ibrahim
Mariane Ibrahim supports contemporary artists from Africa and its diaspora within an international program. Through spaces in Chicago, Paris, and Mexico City, the gallery develops exhibitions that foreground individual perspectives on culture, identity, and representation.
Martos Gallery
New York’s Martos Gallery presents contemporary and historical artists through a program spanning several generations. Its roster includes Michel Auder, Aura Rosenberg, Arthur Simms, and other artists working across images, objects, and installation.
Maruani Mercier
Belgium-based Maruani Mercier connects established artists with emerging practices. Its program developed around American painting and sculpture of the 1980s and has expanded through exhibitions, publications, and collaborations with curators and art historians.
Massimodecarlo
Founded in 1987, Massimodecarlo connects Italian and international contemporary art through a global exhibition program. Its artists work across painting, sculpture, photography, video, and installation, bringing distinct generations and artistic approaches into dialogue.
Matthew Brown
Founded in Los Angeles in 2019, Matthew Brown supports emerging and established contemporary artists. Its program, which also extends to New York, brings together varied approaches to materials, image-making, and the development of individual artistic languages.
Matthew Marks Gallery
Founded in New York in 1991, Matthew Marks Gallery represents artists across generations working in painting, sculpture, photography, and printmaking. Its program connects living practices with historical estates through focused exhibitions.
Mayoral
Founded in Barcelona in 1989, Mayoral specializes in modern and postwar art, with particular attention to Spanish artists. Its exhibitions examine twentieth-century experimentation through figures such as Joan Miró and Antoni Tàpies.
Mazzoleni
Mazzoleni presents modern and contemporary art from Turin and London, with a longstanding focus on twentieth-century Italian artists. Its program connects historical movements with later developments through exhibitions, research, and publications.
Mendes Wood DM
Founded in São Paulo in 2010, Mendes Wood DM connects Brazilian and international artists. Conceptual inquiry, political engagement, and attention to regional differences inform a program that develops exchanges across its international spaces.
Mennour
Founded in Paris in 1999, Mennour represents living artists and historical estates across modern and contemporary art. Its program brings together painting, sculpture, photography, installation, and other practices through exhibitions across generations.
Meredith Rosen Gallery
New York’s Meredith Rosen Gallery presents contemporary art through solo and group exhibitions. Its program supports individual artists and brings together different approaches to making and presenting work.
Michael Kohn Gallery
Founded in Los Angeles in 1985, Michael Kohn Gallery connects historical art with contemporary practices. Its exhibitions place twentieth-century developments in dialogue with new work, spanning painting, sculpture, photography, and other media.
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery (Kabinett)
Founded in New York in 1989, Michael Rosenfeld Gallery specializes in twentieth-century American art. Its research-led exhibitions examine movements including Surrealism and abstraction, broadening attention to the range of artists who shaped American modernism. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Alfonso Ossorio.
Mignoni
Founded in New York in 2017, Mignoni specializes in European and American postwar art, with particular attention to Minimalism. Its exhibitions and advisory work engage with artists such as Donald Judd, Sol LeWitt, and Frank Stella.
Miles McEnery Gallery
New York’s Miles McEnery Gallery represents a multigenerational group of artists. Its exhibition program explores the relationship between visual experience and ideas, while also supporting museum presentations and institutional acquisitions.
Modern Art
London’s Modern Art presents contemporary artists across generations. Its exhibition history includes painting by Michael Simpson and Terry Winters, sculpture by Eva Rothschild, and the collage-based practice of Linder, reflecting a program that moves between media.
moniquemeloche
Chicago’s moniquemeloche supports contemporary artists whose work engages with political and social questions. Its multidisciplinary program emphasizes emerging and underrecognized practices, connecting exhibitions with curatorial dialogue and institutional outreach.
mor charpentier
Founded in Paris in 2010, mor charpentier represents artists whose conceptual practices engage with history, politics, and social conditions. Its program gives particular attention to perspectives from the Global South and includes a Bogotá space.
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Nanzuka (Kabinett)
Tokyo’s Nanzuka connects contemporary art with the visual languages of design and popular culture. Its program also revisits Japanese artists overlooked within conventional postwar art histories, including the legacy of Keiichi Tanaami. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Shinya Fujiwara.
Nara Roesler
Nara Roesler connects contemporary Brazilian art with an international roster through its São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and New York spaces. Its program supports artists across generations through exhibitions, research, and institutional collaborations.
Nazarian/Curcio
Los Angeles’s Nazarian/Curcio represents artists across career stages whose work engages with contemporary social and political questions. Personal narrative informs a program spanning painting, sculpture, installation, and other media.
neugerriemschneider (Kabinett)
Berlin’s neugerriemschneider supports contemporary artists through long-term relationships and exhibitions. Its early program included Olafur Eliasson, Sharon Lockhart, Michel Majerus, and Rirkrit Tiravanija, establishing an interest in varied approaches to images, environments, and experience. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Olafur Eliasson.
Nicelle Beauchene Gallery
Founded in New York in 2008, Nicelle Beauchene Gallery supports emerging and established contemporary artists. Its exhibitions create space for distinct approaches to painting, sculpture, photography, and installation within an international program.
Nicola Vassell
New York’s Nicola Vassell Gallery presents an international contemporary program across disciplines. Its exhibitions connect artists working in painting, photography, sculpture, and other media through focused presentations of individual practices.
Nina Johnson
Miami’s Nina Johnson presents contemporary artists across a wide range of disciplines. Founded in 2007, the gallery develops exhibitions that allow individual practices to unfold through painting, sculpture, installation, and works that cross conventional categories.
Norr Cohan
New York’s Norr Cohan continues the program previously known as James Cohan Gallery. The renamed gallery builds on longstanding relationships with contemporary artists and institutions, presenting work across a range of disciplines.
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Olney Gleason
New York’s Olney Gleason connects historical art with contemporary practices. Founded in 2025 by former Kasmin leaders, it develops exhibitions and works with artists and estates across generations.
OMR
Founded in Mexico City in 1983, OMR connects Latin American and international contemporary art. Its program supports artists working across media, bringing new production into dialogue with the gallery’s longstanding artistic relationships.
Ortuzar (Shared presentation with Crèvecœur)
New York’s Ortuzar develops exhibitions that reconsider twentieth- and twenty-first-century art. Historical research and renewed attention to artists’ careers are central to a program that connects established practices with contemporary discussion.
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P.P.O.W (Kabinett)
New York’s P.P.O.W presents contemporary artists and historical estates through a program spanning generations. Its exhibitions connect painting, sculpture, photography, and installation with questions of identity, cultural experience, and social history. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Carlos Motta.
Pace Gallery
Founded in 1960, Pace Gallery represents modern and contemporary artists and estates through an international program. Its activities encompass exhibitions, publications, and public projects, including work that explores technology, perception, and the experience of space.
Pace Prints
Founded in New York in 1968, Pace Prints specializes in contemporary printmaking. Its collaborative workshops allow artists to develop new editions with master printers, exploring the expressive and technical possibilities of the medium.
Paragon
London’s Paragon publishes original prints in collaboration with contemporary artists. Founded by Charles Booth-Clibborn, it supports artists in selecting techniques suited to each project, from woodcut and etching to linocut and digital printing.
parrasch heijnen (Shared presentation with Franklin Parrasch Gallery)
Los Angeles’s parrasch heijnen connects contemporary artists with historical practices through exhibitions across generations. Its program includes painting, sculpture, and ceramics, creating dialogue among different approaches to materials and artistic experimentation.
Patron
Founded in Chicago in 2015 by Julia Fischbach and Emanuel Aguilar, Patron supports contemporary artists through exhibitions and international presentations. Its program brings together varied media and individual approaches to making and interpreting art.
Paula Cooper Gallery
Founded in New York in 1968, Paula Cooper Gallery has played a longstanding role in the presentation of Minimalist and Conceptual art. Its program continues across painting, sculpture, installation, and other contemporary practices.
Pearl Lam Galleries
Pearl Lam Galleries connects contemporary Asian and international art through a program concerned with exchanges between cultural traditions. Its exhibitions examine how artists reconsider inherited forms, materials, and ideas across geographic boundaries.
Perrotin
Founded by Emmanuel Perrotin, Perrotin presents contemporary artists through an international network of spaces. Its program encompasses painting, sculpture, installation, and moving image, connecting established artists with emerging practices.
Peter Blum Gallery
Peter Blum Gallery combines contemporary exhibitions with a history of publishing artists’ prints and editions. Its New York program brings together painting, photography, sculpture, and works on paper, emphasizing sustained relationships with individual artists.
Petzel
New York’s Petzel presents an international contemporary roster across painting, sculpture, photography, moving image, and installation. Its exhibitions support distinct artistic practices through both new bodies of work and projects revisiting earlier production.
Philip Martin Gallery
Los Angeles’s Philip Martin Gallery supports experimental contemporary work across media. Its exhibitions give artists room to develop projects in painting, sculpture, photography, installation, and other forms, alongside presentations at international fairs.
Piero Atchugarry Gallery
Piero Atchugarry Gallery operates between Uruguay and Miami, presenting modern and contemporary art with a particular interest in sculpture. Its exhibitions consider the relationship between materials, architectural settings, and the viewer’s experience of space.
Pilar Corrias
London’s Pilar Corrias supports an international roster of contemporary artists through exhibitions and long-term development. Its program encompasses painting, sculpture, moving image, and installation, with substantial representation of women artists.
PKM Gallery
Founded in Seoul in 2001, PKM Gallery connects contemporary Korean artists with international practices. Its exhibitions span generations and media, creating dialogue between the Korean art scene and wider developments in contemporary art.
Polígrafa Obra Gràfica
Founded in Barcelona in 1964, Polígrafa Obra Gràfica publishes original prints and editions in collaboration with artists. Its history of working with modern and contemporary figures connects technical printmaking expertise with different artistic languages.
Proyectos Monclova
Founded in Mexico City in 2005, Proyectos Monclova connects contemporary artists with important figures in Mexican art. Its program combines new artistic production with historical perspectives through exhibitions across generations.
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Regen Projects
Founded in Los Angeles in 1989, Regen Projects represents contemporary artists across disciplines. Its program supports painting, sculpture, photography, moving image, and installation through sustained artist relationships and exhibitions.
Rele Gallery
Rele Gallery supports contemporary African artists through exhibitions and artist development. Its activities connect Lagos with an international audience, creating opportunities for emerging practices and conversations across different cultural contexts.
Roberts Projects
Los Angeles’s Roberts Projects works with emerging and established contemporary artists. Its multidisciplinary program encompasses painting, sculpture, photography, and installation, supporting new production through exhibitions and long-term artist relationships.
Ruth Benzacar Galeria de Arte
Founded in Buenos Aires in 1965, Ruth Benzacar Galeria de Arte has maintained a sustained commitment to Argentine contemporary art. Its program spans generations, supporting emerging artists alongside figures with established national and international careers.
Ryan Lee
Founded in New York in 2013, Ryan Lee connects postwar and contemporary art through a multigenerational program. Its exhibitions encompass painting, sculpture, photography, video, and other media, supporting living artists and historical legacies.
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Schoelkopf Gallery (Kabinett)
New York’s Schoelkopf Gallery specializes in American art from the nineteenth century to the present. Its exhibitions examine modernism, abstraction, and representational traditions through historical research and focused presentations of individual artists. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Mary Abbott.
Sean Kelly
Founded in New York in 1991, Sean Kelly presents an international contemporary program with a strong interest in conceptual approaches. Its artists work across painting, sculpture, photography, performance, and moving image.
Selma Feriani Gallery (Booth A13 · Shared presentation with Galería Isabel Aninat)
Selma Feriani Gallery develops a contemporary program through exhibitions, residencies, and sustained work with artists. With roots in Tunisia and a presence in London, it supports practices spanning objects, installation, film, and performance. For Miami 2026, the gallery shares Booth A13 with Galería Isabel Aninat, presenting Catalina Swinburn, M’barek Bouhchichi, Maha Malluh, and José Gurvich to connect different approaches to material, memory, and personal and collective histories.
Sicardi Ayers Bacino
Houston’s Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino specializes in modern and contemporary Latin American art. Its exhibitions connect historical experimentation with living practices, examining different approaches to abstraction, space, materials, and cultural experience.
Sies + Höke
Düsseldorf’s Sies + Höke presents an international contemporary program across painting, sculpture, photography, video, and installation. Its exhibitions and events support practices that move between images, objects, sound, and performance.
Sikkema Malloy Jenkins
New York’s Sikkema Malloy Jenkins represents contemporary artists working across painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, and installation. Its program brings together different generations through sustained representation and focused exhibitions.
Simões de Assis
Brazil’s Simões de Assis connects modern and contemporary art through exhibitions spanning several generations. Its program places historical Brazilian practices in dialogue with living artists and a broader international context.
Skarstedt
Founded in 1992, Skarstedt specializes in contemporary European and American art. Its exhibitions in New York, London, and Paris connect historical bodies of work with new production by living artists.
Smac Art Gallery
South Africa’s Smac Art Gallery connects contemporary practices with historical research. Its exhibitions include new work and career surveys, supported by publications that place individual artists within wider South African and international contexts.
Société
Berlin’s Société presents contemporary artists through exhibitions and international projects. Its program encompasses image-making, objects, and digital practices, examining how artistic production responds to contemporary culture.
Southern Guild
Founded in Cape Town in 2008, Southern Guild supports artists whose work engages deeply with materials and making. Its program connects contemporary art with craft traditions, personal histories, and collective memory.
Spinello Projects
Founded in Miami in 2005, Spinello Projects supports contemporary artists through an experimental, multidisciplinary program. Its exhibitions provide space for painting, sculpture, installation, performance, and other practices connected to the city and beyond.
Sprüth Magers (also featured in Zero 10)
Sprüth Magers combines contemporary artist representation with historical estates and research. Its international program spans painting, photography, sculpture, film, and installation, connecting established artistic legacies with new production.
Susan Sheehan Gallery
New York’s Susan Sheehan Gallery specializes in postwar American prints. Its exhibitions focus particularly on the decades from the 1960s through the 1990s, when artists including Jasper Johns, Joan Mitchell, and Ed Ruscha made printmaking central to their practices.
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Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery presents an international contemporary program spanning painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, video, and installation. Its exhibitions frequently allow artists to develop bodies of work across multiple media rather than a single discipline.
Templon
Templon connects contemporary artists with a history rooted in the presentation of Conceptual and Minimalist art. Its Paris, Brussels, and New York program spans generations and media, combining new production with established practices.
Thaddaeus Ropac
Founded in 1983, Thaddaeus Ropac represents contemporary artists and historical estates through an international network of galleries. Its program combines new work with historical exhibitions, supported by research and publications.
The Modern Institute (Kabinett)
Founded in Glasgow in 1997, The Modern Institute supports emerging and established international artists. Its program extends beyond gallery exhibitions to public and private projects, connecting artists’ practices with different architectural and cultural contexts. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Andrew Kerr.
Thomas Dane Gallery (Shared presentation with Bortolami)
Thomas Dane Gallery works with an international roster from its London and Naples spaces. Its program spans painting, sculpture, photography, and moving image, with artists including Cecily Brown, Glenn Ligon, Steve McQueen, and Paul Pfeiffer.
Tibor de Nagy
Founded in New York in 1950, Tibor de Nagy has a history linking painting, poetry, and the New York School. Its program continues to connect contemporary artists with the gallery’s longstanding literary and visual-art relationships.
Tim Van Laere Gallery
Tim Van Laere Gallery presents contemporary artists through its Antwerp and Rome spaces. Its international program encompasses painting, sculpture, drawing, and other media, supporting distinct artistic practices through solo and group exhibitions.
Timothy Taylor
Founded in London in 1996, Timothy Taylor represents postwar and contemporary artists and estates. Painting is central to its program, which brings abstraction and figuration into dialogue through contemporary exhibitions and historical presentations.
Tina Kim Gallery
New York’s Tina Kim Gallery connects modern and contemporary Korean art with a broader international program. Its exhibitions frequently examine migration, material processes, and historical memory, including perspectives from the Asian diaspora.
Tornabuoni Art
Founded in Florence, Tornabuoni Art specializes in twentieth-century Italian art within an international modern and contemporary context. Its exhibitions explore postwar experimentation through painting, sculpture, and works on paper.
Travesía Cuatro
Travesía Cuatro connects contemporary artists through its Madrid, Guadalajara, and Mexico City spaces. Its program creates exchanges between Europe and Latin America, bringing different generations and artistic approaches into dialogue.
Two Palms (Kabinett)
New York’s Two Palms collaborates with artists on prints and editioned works. Its workshop encourages experimentation with processes and materials, allowing printmaking to develop in close dialogue with painting, drawing, sculpture, and other practices. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Cecily Brown.
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Uffner & Liu (Kabinett)
New York’s Uffner & Liu supports contemporary artists through exhibitions and sustained representation. Its Lower East Side program brings together painting, sculpture, and other media, developing individual practices within a broader international context. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Arghavan Khosravi.
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Van de Weghe
Founded in New York in 1999, Van de Weghe specializes in modern, postwar, and contemporary art. Its secondary-market program presents significant works by established artists through gallery exhibitions and international fairs.
Van Doren Waxter
New York’s Van Doren Waxter connects postwar American art with contemporary practices. Its program works across generations, presenting historical artists and living figures through exhibitions that consider relationships among materials, images, and abstraction.
Vedovi Gallery
Brussels-based Vedovi Gallery specializes in modern and postwar art. Its secondary-market program includes Surrealism and major twentieth-century developments, presenting historical works through exhibitions and international fairs.
Vermelho
São Paulo’s Vermelho supports experimental contemporary practices across media. Alongside exhibitions, its activities include the Verbo performance program, connecting the gallery with artists working in live, time-based, and interdisciplinary forms.
Victoria Miro
Victoria Miro presents contemporary art through its London and Venice spaces. Its international program combines exhibitions with projects that extend beyond the gallery, including the use of digital technologies to give audiences access to artists’ work.
Vielmetter Los Angeles (Kabinett)
Vielmetter Los Angeles supports contemporary artists across generations and disciplines. Its program brings painting, sculpture, photography, and installation into dialogue through exhibitions and long-term relationships with artists. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Alec Egan.
von Bartha
Founded in Basel in 1970, von Bartha connects modern and contemporary art through an international, multigenerational program. Its exhibitions explore the continuing relevance of historical approaches to abstraction, form, and spatial experimentation.
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Weinstein Gallery
San Francisco’s Weinstein Gallery specializes in modern art, with particular attention to Surrealism and nonobjective painting. Its historical exhibitions examine artists whose work expanded the possibilities of abstraction, imagination, and experimental form.
Welancora Gallery
Founded by Ivy N. Jones, Welancora Gallery operates from a nineteenth-century brownstone in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood. Its intergenerational program combines exhibitions, scholarly publications, and institutional relationships with a strong connection to its local community.
Wentrup (Kabinett)
Berlin’s Wentrup supports contemporary artists through exhibitions and international presentations. Its multidisciplinary program connects individual approaches to painting, sculpture, photography, installation, and drawing. For 2026, its Kabinett presentation will feature Karl Haendel.
White Cube
White Cube represents contemporary artists and historical estates through an international network of galleries. Its program spans painting, sculpture, photography, installation, and moving image, connecting new work with sustained attention to artists’ careers.
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Xavier Hufkens
Founded in Brussels in 1987, Xavier Hufkens represents contemporary artists and historical estates. Its exhibitions create connections across generations, encompassing painting, sculpture, photography, and installation.
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Yancey Richardson Gallery
New York’s Yancey Richardson specializes in photography and artists whose work engages with photographic images. Its program connects established figures with contemporary practices that examine how photographs construct narratives, identities, and visual experience.
Yares Art
Founded by Riva Yares in 1964, Yares Art specializes in Color Field painting of the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. Exhibitions and publications examine this history alongside related postwar and contemporary practices.
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Christophe Person
Christophe Person focuses on contemporary artists from Africa and its diaspora through its Paris and Brussels activities. Its program connects personal narratives, social conditions, and cultural inheritances with a wider international audience. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Mamadou Cissé.
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Espacio Valverde
Madrid’s Espacio Valverde combines a contemporary exhibition program with interdisciplinary exchange. Its approach connects visual art with wider conversations and creates a setting for artists working across different forms. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Ana de Alvear.
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Galeria Marilia Razuk
Founded in São Paulo in 1992, Galeria Marilia Razuk supports Brazilian and international contemporary artists. Its exhibitions connect emerging and established practices across media and generations. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Manuel Brandazza, Thiago Rocha Pitta, and Seba Calfuqueo.
Galerie Derouillon
Founded in Paris in 2013, Galerie Derouillon supports emerging contemporary artists. Its exhibition program develops sustained relationships with individual practices and brings them into international contexts. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Vojtech Kovarik.
Gallery 1957
Founded by Marwan Zakhem in 2016, Gallery 1957 supports contemporary West African art through exhibitions, residencies, and international exchanges. For Art Basel Miami Beach 2026, the gallery will present new paintings from Ghanaian artist Gideon Appah’s Swimmers and Surfers series. Figures appear at leisure in imagined coastal settings, while a charcoal drawing across the booth wall extends the imagery beyond the canvases. The presentation brings together painting and drawing within a continuous environment.
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Kate Werble Gallery
Founded in New York in 2008, Kate Werble Gallery developed through exhibitions, artist-run events, and performances. Its contemporary program continues to support practices that move across conventional disciplinary boundaries. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Michele Abramowitz and Emily Janowick.
kó
Lagos-based kó connects Nigerian modern art with contemporary practices from Africa and its diaspora. Its program combines the reassessment of established artistic histories with support for living artists. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Wura-Natasha Ogunji and Victoria-Idongesit Udondian.
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Levey Kwok
Brussels-based Levey Kwok continues the program previously known as Harlan Levey Projects. Its contemporary exhibitions support individual artistic practices through sustained development and international presentations. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Emmanuel Van der Auwera.
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Marinaro
New York’s Marinaro supports emerging and mid-career contemporary artists. Its program encompasses painting, sculpture, installation, and mixed-media work, creating space for distinct approaches to objects and images. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Ryan Johnson and Elaine Reichek.
Max Estrella
Founded in Madrid in 1994, Max Estrella supports experimental contemporary art across disciplines. Its program brings together artists working with installation, photography, sculpture, video, and other media. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Leyla Cárdenas, diana fonseca, and Miler Lagos.
Mrs.
Founded in Maspeth, Queens, in 2016, Mrs. presents contemporary artists through solo and group exhibitions. Its program connects individual practices with the wider New York and international art communities. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Sachiko Akiyama and Robert Zehnder.
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Pequod Co.
Mexico City’s Pequod Co. supports contemporary artists through exhibitions and critical dialogue. Its program connects diverse practices with questions about the social and cultural conditions in which art is made. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Joaquín Segura.
Proyectos Ultravioleta
Founded in Guatemala City in 2009, Proyectos Ultravioleta grew from an artist-led initiative. Its program supports contemporary practices and creates exchanges between Central America and the international art community. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Edgar Calel, Naufus Ramírez Figueroa, and Vibeke Mascini.
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Rebecca Camacho Presents
San Francisco’s Rebecca Camacho Presents supports contemporary artists through focused exhibitions and international fairs. Its program provides a platform for emerging practices and new bodies of work. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Stacy Lynn Waddell.
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Sargent’s Daughters
Sargent’s Daughters presents contemporary artists through solo exhibitions and collaborative projects. In Nova, the gallery will show new mixed-media works by Jane Benson that reinterpret Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Drawings on translucent paper isolate words, letter shapes, and musical syllables from the manuscript; accompanying sound is accessed through QR codes. The project examines voice, authorship, and feminist readings of the novel.
Sebastian Gladstone
Los Angeles’s Sebastian Gladstone presents contemporary artists through solo and group exhibitions. Its program brings distinct generations and approaches into dialogue, supporting work across painting, sculpture, and other media. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Melvino Garretti and Nihura Montiel.
Silverlens
Silverlens connects contemporary artists from the Philippines, Southeast Asia, and their diasporas with international audiences. Its Manila and New York program combines exhibitions, institutional partnerships, and gallery collaborations. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Mit Jai Inn, Wawi Navaroza, and Jen Liu.
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Theta
New York’s Theta supports contemporary artists through an exhibition program open to experimentation. Its presentations create a context for individual practices across media and for reconsidering established approaches to art-making. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Nancy Dwyer.
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Verve
São Paulo’s Verve presents contemporary artists through an interdisciplinary program. Its exhibitions connect emerging and established practices, encouraging exchanges among different approaches to images, objects, and performance. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Marco Paulo Rolla, Mayara Ferrão, and Victor Fidelis.
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Zielinsky
Zielinsky connects contemporary practices through its Barcelona and São Paulo spaces. Its program gives particular attention to Ibero-American artists and work engaging with territory, political questions, and cultural experience. For Miami 2026, its Nova presentation will feature Rodrigo Bivar, Shirley Paes Leme, and Pedro Torres.
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193 Gallery
193 Gallery presents contemporary artists from different geographic and cultural contexts. Its international program combines exhibitions with research and collaborations, connecting artists with audiences beyond their home regions. For Miami 2026, its Positions presentation will feature Sumakshi Singh.
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Bukia Vakhania
Tbilisi’s Bukia Vakhania, previously known as Artbeat, supports emerging and mid-career Georgian artists. Its program connects contemporary practices in Georgia with international exhibition contexts. For Miami 2026, its Positions presentation will feature Nina Kintsurashvili.
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Clima
Founded in Milan in 2016 by Francesco Lecci, Clima supports contemporary artists through exhibitions and international projects. Its program provides a platform for emerging practices and the development of new work. For Miami 2026, its Positions presentation will feature Valerio Nicolai.
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Franz Kaka
Founded in Toronto in 2016, Franz Kaka developed as an artist-led contemporary gallery. Its exhibitions support emerging practices and encourage exchanges among artists working in different disciplines. For Miami 2026, its Positions presentation will feature Alice Gong Xiaowen.
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Galeria Nora Fisch
Buenos Aires’s Galeria Nora Fisch supports contemporary artists whose work engages with Latin American histories and current cultural questions. Its program includes practices examining gender, colonial legacies, and the construction of images. For Miami 2026, its Positions presentation will feature Juan Tessi.
Ginny on Frederick
Founded in London in 2021 by Freddie Powell, Ginny on Frederick supports emerging contemporary artists. Its program develops focused exhibitions that bring new artistic practices to wider audiences. For Miami 2026, its Positions presentation will feature Kiki Xuebing Wang.
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Harkawik
Founded in 2018, Harkawik presents contemporary art through its New York and Los Angeles activities. Its exhibition program supports individual practices and connects artists across different media. For Miami 2026, its Positions presentation will feature Emily Rose Wright.
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King's Leap
New York’s King’s Leap supports contemporary artists through solo, group, and collaborative exhibitions. Its program provides a platform for emerging practices and exchanges within an international community of artists. For Miami 2026, its Positions presentation will feature Audrey Gair.
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Moskowitz Bayse
Los Angeles’s Moskowitz Bayse presents contemporary artists through focused exhibitions and international fairs. Its program connects individual practices with wider audiences through sustained representation and new projects. For Miami 2026, its Positions presentation will feature Julia Weist.
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Sea View
Founded in Los Angeles in 2022 by Sara Lee Hantman, Sea View develops contemporary exhibitions in a domestic architectural setting associated with artist Jorge Pardo. Its program encourages experimental relationships between artworks and their surroundings. For Miami 2026, its Positions presentation will feature Jay Payton.
Storage
New York’s Storage presents contemporary exhibitions and supports artist development. Its activities also include mentorship and vocational initiatives aimed at widening access to careers in the arts. For Miami 2026, its Positions presentation will feature Pat Lasch.
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TERN Gallery
Based in Nassau, TERN Gallery focuses on emerging and mid-career artists from The Bahamas and the wider Caribbean. Its 2026 presentation will feature a new installation by Bahamian artist Anina Major, whose ceramics translate palm-leaf weaving techniques learned at her grandmother’s Nassau Straw Market stall into clay. Exploring Caribbean memory, labor, migration, tourism, and ecology, the installation coincides with Major’s solo exhibition, The Sacred Mangrove, at Pérez Art Museum Miami.
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Andrew Reed Gallery (Shared presentation with de Sousa Galería)
Miami’s Andrew Reed Gallery supports emerging and mid-career artists within an international contemporary program. Its exhibitions bring individual artistic practices into dialogue through solo presentations and collaborative projects. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Lido Iacopetti.
Ani Molnár
Founded in Budapest in 2009, Ani Molnár supports contemporary Hungarian and international artists. Its program pays particular attention to practices from Eastern Europe, encompassing diverse media and generations. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Rexhep Ferri.
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Baró Galeria
Baró Galeria connects historical and contemporary practices with particular attention to artists from the Global South. Its exhibitions bring different generations and regional histories into international dialogue. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Eugenio Espinoza and Gego (Gertrud Louise Goldschmidt).
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de Sousa Galería (Shared presentation with Andrew Reed Gallery)
Founded in Buenos Aires in 1972, de Sousa Galería works with Argentine and Latin American art. Its program connects modern artistic histories with contemporary practices through exhibitions and sustained attention to individual careers. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Lido Iacopetti.
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Eduardo Secci
Founded in Florence in 2013, Eduardo Secci develops a contemporary program through curated exhibitions. Its activities connect living artists with historical perspectives and extend to Milan. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Mario Schifano.
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Fort Gansevoort
Founded in New York in 2015, Fort Gansevoort represents artists and estates whose work engages with cultural storytelling, identity, and social justice. Its program includes community-based practices and vernacular art-making traditions. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Malangatana Ngwenya.
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Galería de las Misiones
Galería de las Misiones specializes in modern and contemporary Latin American art, with a strong connection to Uruguay. Its exhibitions and publications examine the region’s artistic histories, including geometric abstraction and the legacy of Taller Torres-García. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Jose Pedro Costigliolo.
Galeria Elvira Moreno
Bogotá’s Galeria Elvira Moreno presents modern and contemporary artists through exhibitions and international fairs. Its program connects Colombian practices with wider artistic histories and audiences. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Jim Amaral.
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José de la Mano
Founded in Madrid in 2005, José de la Mano specializes in the recovery of overlooked twentieth-century Spanish and Latin American art. Its exhibitions use research to reassess artists and movements within wider modernist histories. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Ester Chacón Ávila.
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Le Violon Bleu
Founded in Sidi Bou Said in 2003, Le Violon Bleu presents modern and contemporary art with particular attention to Tunisia and the Arab world. Its exhibitions connect regional artistic histories with international audiences. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Baya Mahieddine and Aly Ben Salem.
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Margot Samel (Shared presentation with Temnikova & Kasela)
New York’s Margot Samel presents contemporary artists through solo and group exhibitions. Its program connects international practices and historical perspectives, bringing together painting, sculpture, and interdisciplinary work. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Marje Taska.
Mariposa
Mariposa presents contemporary art through spaces in Los Angeles and New York. Its exhibition program provides a framework for individual artists and historical practices to reach audiences in both cities. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Peter Berlin.
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Omer Tiroche Gallery (also featured in Zero 10)
Omer Tiroche Gallery develops exhibitions around modern and contemporary art-historical narratives. Its program has included focused presentations of Picasso, Calder, Dalí, Schiele, Vasarely, and Kusama. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Yayoi Kusama, alongside an announced Zero 10 presentation featuring Robert Alice.
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Paci contemporary
Paci contemporary, based in Italy, specializes in photography and related contemporary practices. Its program connects historical photographers with artists who expand the image through staging, experimentation, and new techniques. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Martin Munkacsi.
Pavec
Founded in Paris in 2018 by Pauline Pavec and Quentin Derouet, Pavec connects modern and contemporary art. Its program brings historical figures and living practices into dialogue through researched exhibitions. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Jeanne Selmersheim-Desgrange and Paul Signac.
Persons Projects
Berlin’s Persons Projects brings together photography and other contemporary practices. Formed from the programs of Taik Persons and ŻAK | BRANICKA, it connects artists across generations and geographic contexts. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Karl Benjamin and Grey Crawford.
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Temnikova & Kasela (Shared presentation with Margot Samel)
Founded in Tallinn in 2010, Temnikova & Kasela supports contemporary artists from Estonia and the wider Baltic and Nordic regions. Its program connects regional practices with international exhibitions and institutions. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Marje Taska.
The Bonnier Gallery
Miami’s The Bonnier Gallery presents modern and contemporary art through exhibitions and scholarly publications. Its program includes painting, sculpture, and language-based work, connecting historical figures with contemporary practices. For Miami 2026, its Survey presentation will feature Lynne Golob Gelfman.
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Art Blocks
Art Blocks is a platform for generative art, supporting artists who use computer code as a creative medium. Its projects connect algorithmic image-making with digital collecting and new approaches to the production of artworks. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Emily Xie.
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bitforms gallery
Founded in New York in 2001, bitforms gallery specializes in art engaging with digital technologies and new media. Its program includes software, interactive installations, and time-based work alongside physical objects. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Daniel Rozin.
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CURRO
Guadalajara’s CURRO presents contemporary Mexican and international artists through exhibitions and projects. Its program connects varied approaches to image-making, objects, and installation with the city’s wider cultural scene. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Richard T. Walker.
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de Sarthe (Shared presentation with Nguyen Wahed)
de Sarthe presents modern and contemporary art, with a program that includes experimental practices from Asia. Its contemporary exhibitions engage with technology, images, and the changing conditions of artistic production. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Mitchell F. Chan, Evil Biscuit, Lin Jingjing (Lov-Lov), Parker Ito, and Zhong Wei.
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galerie charlot
Founded in Paris in 2010, galerie charlot explores relationships among contemporary art, science, and technology. Its program supports artists working with digital tools, moving images, and new forms of visual experience. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features LoVid (Tali Hinkis, Kyle Lapidus).
Galerie Kornfeld
Art Basel lists Galerie Kornfeld in Zero 10 with a presentation by Johanna Reich. Reich’s work examines relationships between digital and physical images, human experience, and the material world.
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HOFA Gallery (Shared presentation with Scorpios)
HOFA Gallery presents contemporary art across traditional and digital media. Its program brings artists using new technologies into dialogue with painting, sculpture, and other forms of material practice. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Refik Anadol and Yawanawa.
HOFA.io (Shared presentation with Random International)
HOFA.io is a digital art platform associated with HOFA. Its projects connect artists working with technology and new media with digital collectors and exhibition audiences. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Random International.
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Interface Gallery (Shared presentation with Lohaus Gallery)
Interface Gallery specializes in early digital art and the Digital Dutch School. Its program connects the history of computer-based practice with contemporary approaches to making, exhibiting, and collecting digital works. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Harm van den Dorpel.
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Load
Barcelona’s Load focuses on digital and new-media art. Its exhibition program brings screen-based and technological practices into a physical gallery setting, creating opportunities to experience digital work beyond personal devices. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Yatreda.
Lohaus Gallery (Shared presentation with Interface Gallery)
Founded in Munich in 2022, Lohaus Gallery presents contemporary artists through exhibitions and international projects. Its program includes practices that connect physical artworks with digital processes. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Harm van den Dorpel.
Louise Alexander Gallery
Louise Alexander Gallery connects contemporary art across photography, painting, sculpture, and video. Founded in Porto Cervo, its program includes contemporary practices and historical legacies such as the work of photographer Guy Bourdin. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Luke Shannon.
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Nguyen Wahed (Shared presentation with de Sarthe)
Nguyen Wahed supports contemporary artists working at the intersections of human experience, nature, and digital systems. Its program connects technological experimentation with physical exhibition formats. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Mitchell F. Chan, Evil Biscuit, Lin Jingjing (Lov-Lov), Parker Ito, and Zhong Wei.
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OFFICE IMPART
Founded in Berlin in 2018, OFFICE IMPART works at the intersection of physical and digital art. Its exhibitions connect artists using different technologies and explore how digital practices can be experienced and collected. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features 0xfff.
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Random International (Shared presentation with HOFA.io)
Founded in 2005 by Hannes Koch and Florian Ortkrass, Random International is an art group whose work explores interaction, perception, and behavior. Its projects use light, movement, and responsive systems to create encounters between people and artworks. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Random International.
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Sapar Contemporary
New York’s Sapar Contemporary supports international artists through exhibitions and an incubator program. Its activities create exchanges across regions and disciplines, including sustained attention to practices from Central Asia. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Faig Ahmed.
Scorpios (Shared presentation with HOFA Gallery)
Scorpios develops cultural programming at the intersection of art, music, and creative collaboration. Its participation extends the fair’s exhibitor roster beyond conventional galleries into interdisciplinary projects. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Refik Anadol and Yawanawa.
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TAEX
TAEX is a platform for digital art that works with artists and curators to develop and present new projects. Its activities connect digital artworks with private, corporate, and educational audiences. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Studio Drift.
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Voloshyn Gallery
Founded in Kyiv in 2016, Voloshyn Gallery supports contemporary artists through exhibitions and international projects. Its program, which expanded to Miami in 2023, connects Ukrainian practices with wider artistic conversations. Its announced Zero 10 presentation features Abi Shehu.