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Art Palm Beach 2027 will bring contemporary art from around the world to South Florida from January 27–31. The five-day international art fair returns to the Palm Beach County Convention Center for its fifth annual edition.
The event will welcome international galleries, established artists, emerging creatives and collectors. Attendees will also have opportunities to explore and acquire modern and contemporary artworks from different parts of the world.
The upcoming edition will feature returning exhibitors, new gallery participants and special exhibitions. Organizers have also announced Tixr as the fair’s official ticketing partner. Tickets are now available through the official Art Palm Beach website.
Kassandra Voyagis, producer and executive director of Art Palm Beach, highlighted the fair’s growing international presence. She also emphasized its role in connecting galleries, collectors and the wider cultural community.
New York and European Galleries Join the 2027 Fair
New York galleries will have a strong presence at Art Palm Beach 2027. Returning exhibitors include Hollis Taggart, Sundaram Tagore Gallery, Ethan Cohen Gallery, Modern Fine Art and Vallarino Fine Art.
Allouche Gallery will make its debut as a first-time exhibitor, further expanding the fair’s New York representation.
European galleries will also return with an impressive lineup. Participants include SmithDavidson Gallery, Laurent Marthaler Contemporary, Galerie Raphael, K+Y Contemporary, Galerie Mark Hachem, L.E. Gallery and Deodato Arte.
The 2027 edition will also welcome several first-time exhibitors from North America and Europe. These include Louis Stern Fine Arts from Los Angeles, Rukaj Gallery from Toronto, Jody Klotz Fine Art from Texas, Schlieder Contemporary from Frankfurt and MBG Gallery.
Each gallery brings a distinct artistic focus to the exhibition. Louis Stern Fine Arts specializes in mid-century West Coast art, particularly hard-edge painting. Its represented estates include those of Helen Lundeberg, Lorser Feitelson and Karl Benjamin.
Meanwhile, Rukaj Gallery focuses on postwar and contemporary art. Jody Klotz Fine Art presents 19th- and 20th-century European and American painting, including Modernism and Color Field painting.
Schlieder Contemporary showcases emerging and established artists. Its participation also marks the gallery’s United States debut.
South Florida Galleries Strengthen Local Representation
South Florida galleries will play an important role in the upcoming exhibition. Palm Beach-based Provident Fine Art and Rosenbaum will return to showcase their collections.
Provident Fine Art serves collectors seeking exceptional artworks, while Rosenbaum specializes in Postwar, Modern and Contemporary masters.
Holden Luntz Gallery will participate for the first time. The gallery is known for its focus on fine art photography.
JF Gallery from West Palm Beach will also return. The Latina- and woman-owned gallery adds another important voice to the fair’s regional representation.
DiverseartPB Explores Collaborative Futures
DIVERSEartPB, the fair’s non-commercial platform, will return with an exhibition titled The Future as a Collaborative Human Experience.
Curated by Marisa Caichiolo, the program brings together cultural institutions and practitioners across art, architecture, design and law.
The exhibition explores how interdisciplinary collaboration can help shape shared futures. It will also feature immersive and experimental exhibition environments that encourage new ways of thinking about creativity and collective experiences.
Caichiolo previously served in a co-curatorial role with the Official Pavilion of Chile at the 61st Venice Art Biennale.
Bruce Helander Retrospective Celebrates Five Decades of Art
Another major highlight will be a retrospective celebrating locally based artist Bruce Helander. Paul Fisher Gallery will present the exhibition with sponsorship from the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County.
The presentation opens January 27, 2027, coinciding with Helander’s 80th birthday. It will celebrate more than five decades of his artistic career.
Helander is recognized for colorful collages and assemblages that incorporate vintage ephemera and hand-embellished finishes. His work appears in more than 50 museum and public collections, including the Guggenheim Museum, Whitney Museum and Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
His professional background also includes serving as provost of the Rhode Island School of Design and as a White House Fellow of the National Endowment for the Arts.
Helander has longstanding connections to Palm Beach. In 1982, he founded Helander Gallery on Worth Avenue, where he represented prominent artists, including Robert Rauschenberg and Andy Warhol.
When and Where Is Art Palm Beach 2027?
Art Palm Beach 2027 takes place January 27–31 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center in Florida.
Fine Art Shows, the production team behind the LA Art Show, organizes the event. Following the Los Angeles art fair, Art Palm Beach provides an East Coast kickoff to the international art calendar.
With international galleries, new exhibitors, special exhibitions and a major artist retrospective, the fifth annual edition promises five days of contemporary art and cultural discovery.
Tickets are available at the official Art Palm Beach website.
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