Your Cheat Sheet to NYC’s Fall Art Fairs
From the classic Armory Show to Spring Break to an emerging art fair held in an Italian design showroom.
Fall art fairs in New York City are back after a hot and humid summer, offering visitors a chance to explore a diverse range of artistic expressions. While the Armory Show at the Javits Center is the largest event, featuring over 230 galleries and six curated sections, there are other notable fairs worth attending. The Independent 20th Century, marking its fifth anniversary, highlights lesser-known avant-garde works from the 20th century, including artists like Wassily Kandinsky and Elaine de Kooning.
The Affordable Art Fair, priced more affordably, offers original works ranging from $100 to $12,000, featuring artists from various countries. The Spring Break Art Show, which will be held at the former CBS News office in Hell's Kitchen, focuses on mysterious and symbolic works, with over 120 projects on display. Lastly, La Feria: Print Media Fair takes place at New York University and celebrates print media in Latinx culture.
Visitors are encouraged to bring their tote bags and dress in layers to enjoy the annual art fair festivities.
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