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New York's Fall 2026 Art Fair Season: 10 Fairs from Armory Show to U-Haul

festival-fair · 2026-04-26

The art fair season in New York City for fall 2026 is scheduled from September 16 to October 3, featuring ten events across Manhattan and Queens. The Armory Show, taking place at the Javits Center from September 24 to 27, will present over 230 galleries with a focus on Caribbean art, highlighting works like Lisu Vega's textile installation and solo exhibits by Betsabée Romero and José Bechara. Independent 20th Century, also from September 24 to 27 at The Breuer, includes 57 artists, such as Kandinsky and Richter. The Affordable Art Fair runs from September 16 to 20, with pieces ranging from $100 to $12,000. Additional events include Spring Break Art Show (September 23–28), La Feria (October 3), and more.

Key facts

  • New York's fall 2026 art fair season runs from September 16 to October 3 across Manhattan and Queens.
  • The Armory Show takes place September 24–27 at the Javits Center, 429 11th Avenue, Hudson Yards, with over 230 galleries from 30 countries and six curated sections.
  • Independent 20th Century marks its fifth year September 24–27 at The Breuer, 945 Madison Avenue, with 57 invited participants and over 130 artists and collectives.
  • The Affordable Art Fair runs September 16–20 at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, 601 West 26th Street, Chelsea, with original works priced from $100 to $12,000.
  • Spring Break Art Show occupies the former CBS News office at 555 West 57th Street, Hell's Kitchen, September 23–28, with over 120 projects.
  • The New York Art Book Fair celebrates its 20th anniversary September 24–27 at MoMA PS1, 22-25 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, Queens, with over 300 exhibitors.
  • Clio Art Fair, held September 17–20 and 24–27 at 511 West 25th Street, Chelsea, features over 250 artworks by more than 50 independent artists under the theme "I Don't Want to Be Useful."
  • The U-Haul Art Fair returns September 25–27 on 22nd Street between 10th and 11th Avenues, Chelsea, where Sandy Williams IV debuts "Exhaustion IX" with Palo Gallery.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Hyperallergic
  • The Armory Show
  • Javits Center
  • Rajiv Menon Contemporary
  • Independent 20th Century
  • The Breuer
  • Weinstein Gallery
  • Affordable Art Fair
  • Sol Gallery
  • Spring Break Art Show
  • The Slow Factory
  • CBS News
  • La Feria: Print Media Fair
  • NYU Latinx Project
  • New York University
  • Brooklyn Hi-Art! Machine
  • Split Level Fair
  • Rimadesio
  • Blah Blah Gallery
  • New York Art Book Fair
  • Printed Matter
  • MoMA PS1
  • Salon Zürcher
  • Zürcher Gallery
  • Clio Art Fair
  • U-Haul Art Fair
  • U-Haul Gallery
  • Palo Gallery
  • Bronx Museum
  • Pérez Art Museum Miami
  • General Idea
  • Nirvana
  • Frieze
  • Sotheby's
  • Breuer Building
  • SPRING/BREAK Art Show
  • Magazzino Italian Art
  • Robert Rauschenberg Foundation
  • Starrett-Lehigh Building
  • Art on Paper
  • The Art Show
  • Art Dealers Association of America
  • Park Avenue Armory
  • Collectible
  • SculptureCenter
  • Armory Show
  • Dep Art
  • Eduardo Secci
  • Francesca Minini
  • Luce Gallery
  • Massimo Minini
  • Lorcan O’Neill
  • Vistamare
  • Cipriani South Street
  • Battery Maritime Building
  • P420
  • Richard Saltoun
  • Collectible New York
  • Water Street Associates Building
  • Volfram
  • Volta Art Fair
  • Chelsea Industrial
  • Creative Growth Art Center
  • Pier 36
  • Center for Book Arts
  • Booksmart Fair
  • Gagosian
  • Whitney Museum
  • Casa Cipriani
  • BOOKsmART
  • WSA Water Street Projects
  • Open Invitational New York
  • Community Access Art Collective
  • Progressive Art Studio Collective
  • Duet
  • Water Street Associates
  • Souls Grown Deep
  • 52 Walker
  • Galleria Studio
  • Mucciaccia
  • Secci
  • Dep Art Gallery
  • Corraini Edizioni
  • NERO
  • Witty Books
  • Palermo Publishing
  • Tonini Editore
  • Mousse Magazine
  • Départ Pour L’Image
  • Boo-Hooray
  • Bread & Puppet Press
  • Hat & Beard Press
  • Special Special
  • 4N
  • Three Star Books
  • Detroit Printing Coop
  • Storm King Art Center
  • Princeton University Art Museum
  • Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
  • Aspen Art Museum
  • Salon Art + Design
  • Artists Space
  • Photofairs New York
  • Photofairs Shanghai
  • Photo London
  • Almine Rech
  • Donald Ellis Gallery
  • Van Doren Waxter
  • Hauser & Wirth Institute
  • SPRING/BREAK
  • Ralph Lauren
  • Independent
  • Cynthia Corbett Gallery
  • Stoney Road Press
  • Hauser & Wirth
  • Pace Gallery
  • Jack Shainman Gallery
  • Bortolami
  • P·P·O·W
  • Chapter NY
  • Charles Moffett
  • GRIMM
  • Marian Goodman
  • Tribeca Arts District
  • New York Art Life

Locations

  • New York City
  • United States
  • Manhattan
  • Hudson Yards
  • Upper East Side
  • Chelsea
  • Hell's Kitchen
  • NoHo
  • NoMad
  • Long Island City
  • Queens
  • Australia
  • Japan
  • Nigeria
  • New York
  • Javits Center
  • Breuer Building
  • 945 Madison Avenue
  • West Chelsea
  • 511 West 25th Street
  • MoMA PS1
  • Starrett-Lehigh Building
  • 601 West 26th Street
  • Park Avenue Armory
  • Madison Square Park
  • Harlem Art Park
  • Cipriani South Street
  • Battery Maritime Building
  • Financial District
  • 456 West Broadway
  • Soho
  • 75 Varick Street
  • Hudson Square
  • Water Street Associates Building
  • East River
  • Brooklyn
  • Chelsea Industrial
  • Pier 36
  • Lower East Side
  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Turin
  • Brescia
  • Rome
  • Venice
  • Pescara
  • Bologna
  • Naples
  • Brussels
  • Belgium
  • Tribeca
  • Casa Cipriani
  • WSA Water Street Projects
  • 180 Maiden Lane
  • 356 Broadway
  • 161 Water Street
  • 10th and 11th Avenue
  • 18th and 27th Streets
  • Miami
  • Detroit
  • Latin America
  • 429 11th Avenue
  • 10 South Street
  • 299 South St
  • 550 W 29th Street
  • 625 Madison Avenue
  • Crystal Palace
  • Dublin
  • Ireland
  • SoHo
  • 541 West 24th Street
  • West 21st Street
  • 540 West 25th Street
  • 134 Wooster Street

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