Art Warsaw 2026 moves to Villa Róż, grows to 56 galleries

Art Warsaw, now in its third edition, has relocated to Villa Róż, a former British embassy in Warsaw. The fair features 56 galleries, over 30 of which are international. Co-founded by Joanna Witek-Lipka and Michał Kaczyński, the fair aims to spotlight Polish and Eastern European artists alongside international names. Top stands include Galerie Nordenhake (Stockholm, Berlin, Mexico City) with works by Mirosław Bałka, Leon Tarasewicz, and Frida Orupabo; Hollybush Gardens (London) with a solo show of digital pioneer Charlotte Johannesson; Waitingroom (Tokyo) featuring Rikako Kawauchi; Piktogram (Warsaw) presenting Paul Czerlitzki, Alexandra Bachzetsis, and Zuza Golińska; and Galleria Asni (Riga) with Jānis Dzirnieks and Uģis Albiņš. Other highlights include Ada Project (Rome), Stereo (Warsaw), Szaber (Krakow), and Gregor Podnar (Vienna). The fair runs until May 24, 2026.