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Seattle Art Fair returns to Lumen Field Event Center this July 25–28 with notable presentations from the Pacific Northwest’s leading galleries alongside an exciting roster of important global programs. Join Seattle Art Fair for a powerful eighth edition celebrating artistic dialogue that encompasses diverse perspectives, brought together in an ideal environment for education, engagement, and acquisition.
National and international programs traveling to Seattle Art Fair for the 2024 edition include Johannesburg’s The Melrose Gallery, presenting a solo exhibition of work by Dr. Esther Mahlangu, the globally-acclaimed visual artist and much-loved cultural ambassador of the Ndebele nation; Tokyo’s A Lighthouse called Kanata and YUKI-SIS; Kyoto’s Gallery G-77; and Mérida’s La Sala Art Gallery, featuring work by Alfredo Rombero.
Dallas’s James Harris Gallery will present work by Claire Cowie and Ronald Hall; Adrián Ibáñez Galeria of Bogotá will present three artists of different generations and interests: Gloria Herazo, Juan Pablo Mier; and Wilmer Useche; and Lisbon’s Perve Galeria will feature a solo exhibition of work by João Artur da Silva.
Also joining are Paris’s Sobering Galerie, Boise’s Stewart Gallery, San Francisco’s Christina Maybaum Gallery, New York’s BBDW, Sundaram Tagore Gallery with work by Anila Quayyum Agha, Walter Wickiser Gallery, CYNTHIA REEVES, Toronto’s Spence Gallery, as well as Los Angeles’s Billis Williams Gallery and TIAN Contemporain, among others.
This year’s Seattle Art Fair will feature a strong presence from notable regional galleries including Housewright Gallery, Traver Gallery, Greg Kucera Gallery, Winston Wächter Fine Art, J. Rinehart Gallery, Stonington Gallery, Lynn Hanson Gallery, Woodside/Braseth Gallery, AMcE Creative Arts, Hall Spassov, Foster/White Gallery, Smith & Vallee Gallery, studio e, ARTXIV, PDX CONTEMPORARY ART, Mullowney Printing, and Russo Lee Gallery, among others.
Joining the on-site gallery programming are many of the fair’s esteemed Cultural Partners including MiniMart, AIA Seattle + Seattle Design Festival, Art + Culture Week/Seattle, The Henry Art Gallery, Seattle Art Fair’s returning Beneficiary Partner, Seattle Art Museum, and many more.
For more information, visit seattleartfair.com.
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