You loved our 2025 art world calendar and we heard you pleading with us to provide you with a list of the art events to attend in 2026 so here it is! 2026 is another great year for art events, meaning exciting destinations and events where you can engage with artists and explore artworks and galleries that make you think, entice you, and make you forget (i.e. exceed) the art budget you set on the 1st of January 2026!
Whether you’re discovering next-generation talent or hunting for gallery-vetted works, these are the events that matter. And when you’re not on the road, Capital Art’s art collection management platform ensures your acquisitions and collection details are meticulously organised for long-term strategy and growth.
Here’s your ultimate guide to the art events to attend in 2026, once again categorised by region to help you find one near you (especially if you are mindful about your carbon footprint) or in a destination you’ve always wanted to visit! The chronologic list of the events highlighted is included at the end of the post.
Ten Art Events in Africa
Africa is home to a vibrant and diverse art scene. Don’t miss these standout events.
Art Cairo (Egypt)
Art Cairo is a premier platform dedicated to showcasing both established and emerging artists through galleries from the Middle East and North Africa, offering local, regional, and international audiences a window into the artistic richness of the region. This seventh edition of the fair runs from 23 to 26 January at The Grand Egyptian Museum. The 2026 fair will unfold under the annual theme “Arab. Art. Here” and celebrates the Arabic language as a living art firm, with 26 galleries participating and an engaging talks programme.
1-54 Marrakech (Morocco)
The seventh edition of 1-54 Marrakech takes place at La Mamounia Hotel from 5 to 8 February. 20 galleries from 12 different countries feature in this edition. The fair will host 8 Morocco-based galleries. Institutions such as Loft Art Gallery, MCC Gallery, and La Galerie 38 will offer both local and international audiences the opportunity to experience the region’s artistic vitality and cultural richness. Alongside Moroccan galleries, four new international galleries: ELLEPHANT (Montreal), Imvelo Art Studios (Lusaka), The Art Affair (Luanda), and The Lobster Edition (London/Tunis)—will participate in 1-54 fairs for the first time. Aside from the fair, the side events and exhibitions, including four at the private museum MACAAL, should be a treat.
Cape Town Art Fair (South Africa)
The 13th edition of the Investec Cape Town Art Fair will see 126 exhibitors (42 being new to the fair) from 34 cities descending to the tip of the African continent from 20 to 22 February. This edition is guided by the curatorial concept, “Listen”. This fair is larger than previous editions and makes Cape Town Art Fair the largest on the African continent is measured by the number of exhibitors.
Dakar Biennale (Senegal)
Founded in 1990 with the aim to make of it a show-window of art and literature in Africa, and initially alternating between literature and art, it subsequently transformed in 1993 and sine 1996 has been specifically devoted to Contemporary African Art. Typically held from mid-May to mid-June, the 16th edition has not yet been announced and some platforms suggest that it will be held from November to December 2026, given that Senegal will also be hosting the Youth Olympics in late October / early November and aligns with the timing of when the biennale was held in 2024.
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Latitudes Art Fair (South Africa)
Latitudes Art Fair returns to Johannesburg for its fourth edition from 22 to 24 May. Galleries and artists from Africa and its diaspora showcase their art throughout Shepstone Gardens. This fair is located on a unique (as art fairs go) and magnificent three-acre property that has been featured in several Netflix movies, and a firm favourite drink at the fair is an Aperol Spritz, a nod to the Italian heritage of one of the co-founders of the fair.
Last year, the fair also hosted a special exhibition showcasing artwork from Botswana from five exhibitors, curated by Latitudes Curator Boitumelo Makousu, and it is expected that a country-specific exhibition will be unveiled for this fourth edition too.
Chale Wote Street Art Festival (Ghana)
While street art is typically not the scene for art collectors, the Chale Wote Street Art Festival is a good excuse to visit the growing art scene, consisting of established galleries, ambitious projects and artist-led spaces in Ghana. This contemporary festival showcases Ghana’s thriving art scene, transforming James Town’s streets into open-air galleries filled with murals, installations, and performances. The festival typically happens in August with dates usually announced in June
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ArtJoburg (South Africa)
Based in Johannesburg, ArtJoburg is the continent’s leading and longest-running contemporary African art fair. For the last 18 years, Art Joburg has played an instrumental role in developing and sustaining a commercial industry that centres around African and diasporic practitioners. Its 19th edition will be held from 4 to 6 September 2026 at the Sandton Convention Centre.
ArtJoburg typically is the most pan-African fair on the African continent. Visitors can also look forward to the exhibition at the Johannesburg Art Gallery of the 2025 art fair prize winner Thato Toeba, a mixed-media artist from Maseru, Lesotho, known for their powerful photomontages and assemblages exploring identity, power, and history through layered narratives.
Alongside the fair, Open City features programming at numerous venues across the Johannesburg related to culture, starting on 27 August 2026 and now extending all the way to the 10th of November in the same year.
East Africa Art Biennale (Kenya)
Founded in 2003 by the East Africa Art Biennale Association, the biennale connects artists from Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, and neighbouring countries. Organisers designed it to circulate ideas across borders rather than focus on a single city. From 15 September to 20 November 2026, the Nairobi National Museum (Kenya) will host the main exhibition, while satellite shows are planned in Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), Kampala (Uganda), Kigali (Rwanda), and Bujumbura (Burundi).
This 11th edition carries the theme “Common Grounds, New Horizons: Reimagining East African Futures”.
Lagos Biennial (Nigeria)
Titled “The Museum of Things Unseen”, the Lagos Biennial returns for its fifth edition from 17 October to 18 December 2026. Created and founded by the artists collective the Àkéte Art Foundation in 2017, it positions the city as a hub for supporting and promoting contemporary art through exhibitions, public programmes, publications, research, and residencies.
An exciting development is that the biennial will create its own pavilion and art collection. The Àkéte Collection will consist of pieces from the last four editions of the biennial and donations and loans of artworks from international museums, private collections, and individuals, and will be unveiled in October 2026.
ART X Lagos (Nigeria)
Following a grand milestone 10th edition last year, ART X Lagos founder and director Tokini Peterside-Schwebig announced that “The next decade is about building boldly…. Strengthening education, mentorship, and access for emerging creatives is where I believe the future of ART X lies.”. While the 2026 dates have not yet been announced, ART X Lagos typically takes place at the beginning of November each year.
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Sixteen Art Events in Asia and Oceania
Asia continues to be a powerhouse in the art world, offering a mix of traditional and cutting-edge works.
Singapore Biennale (Singapore)
The Singapore Biennale was established in 2006 as the country’s pre-eminent platform for international dialogue in contemporary art. With the theme “pure intention”, the biennale runs until 29 March 2026, having started in a year which also marked Singapore’s 60th year of independence. The biennale is curated by curators from the Singapore Art Museum, which is commissioned by Singapore’s National Arts Council.
Spanning five key locations, the eighth edition of the biennale has works from 77 artists from various countries around the world.
Art SG (Singapore)
The fourth edition of Southeast Asia’s leading international art fair will open to the public on 23 January at the Marina Bay Sands, and feature 106 galleries from over 30 countries and territories. For the first time, the fair shares a platform with S.E.A. Focus, a Singaporean initiative championing art from Southeast Asia, to provide expanded programming, new curatorial initiatives and strategic partnerships. The fair runs until 25 January 2026.
Leading regional galleries returning to Art SG include Ames Yavuz (Singapore, Sydney); STPI (Singapore); Sullivan+Strumpf (Singapore, Sydney, Melbourne); Richard Koh Fine Art (Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur); Gajah Gallery (Singapore, Jakarta, Yogyakarta) and Haridas Contemporary (Singapore) while regional newcomers to the fair include Ashvita’s (Chennai) and JW Projects (Singapore); while Wei-Ling Gallery (Kuala Lumpur) returns after a one-year hiatus
Participating galleries on the S.E.A Focus platform include Richard Koh Fine Art (Singapore, Bangkok), Silverlens (Manila, New York); AC43 Gallery (Singapore); The Drawing Room (Manila); ISA Art Gallery (Jakarta); ShanghART Gallery (Shanghai, Singapore, Beijing); STPI (Singapore); ara contemporary (Jakarta); Mr. Lim’s Shop of Visual Treasures (Singapore); Gallery VER (Bangkok); neugerriemschneider (Berlin); Artinformal (Manila); Intersections (Singapore); Gajah Gallery (Singapore, Jakarta, Manila); Mizuma Gallery (Singapore, Tokyo); Wetterling Teo Gallery (Singapore) amongst others, with presentations by artists Tang Da Wu, Arahmaiani and Nicole Coson.
Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennale (Saudi Arabia)
The Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennale 2026, themed “In Interludes and Transitions,” runs from 30 January to 2 May 2026, at the JAX District in Diriyah in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
The Biennale presents works by over 70 artists, musicians, filmmakers, architects, and writers to amplify continuity and resilience in times of uncertainty. Over 20 new works have been commissioned for the Biennale.
Kochi-Muziris Biennale (India)
The Kochi-Muziris Biennale, founded in 2010 by the Kochi Biennale Foundation, a collective of artists, is India’s first and largest international exhibition of contemporary art. A site-responsive, artist-led initiative, the Biennale was conceived not merely as an exhibition but as a civic project firmly rooted in the histories and everyday realities of Kochi’s Fort Kochi and Mattancherry, in Kerala state in south-east India, where it unfolds every two years.
The sixth edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale is curated by Nikhil Chopra with HH Art Spaces, an artist-led organisation based in Goa. There are 69 artists and collectives participating in this edition with the theme “For the Time Being” and runs until 31 March 2026.
India Art Fair (India)
The largest art fair in India will showcase South Asian contemporary and modern art at the NSIC Exhibition Grounds in New Delhi from 5 to 8 February. Over 130 exhibitors will participate.
Art Basel Qatar (Qatar)
The inaugural edition of Art Basel Qatar will be held at M7, a creative hub in the heart of Doha, as well as at the Doha Design District in downtown Msheireb. The dates to diarise are 5 to 7 February 2026. The show’s first edition will explore the theme “Becoming” – a meditation on humanity’s ongoing transformation and the evolving systems that shape how we live, believe, and create meaning. Internationally acclaimed, Egyptian-born artist Wael Shawky will serve as Artistic Director of the fair’s first edition.
87 galleries from 31 countries and territories will exhibit at this edition, showing artists such as Shirin Neshat, Marlene Dumas, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Meriem Bennani, Walid Sadek and Farida El Gazzar.
Melbourne Art Fair (Australia)
Now in the 19th edition, the Melbourne Art Fair will be a showcase of over 60 leading galleries, art centres and design studios presenting some 200 artists and designers’ works. The fair runs from 19 to 22 February at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Further details on the programme can be found here.
Biennale of Sydney (Australia)
Australia’s flagship biennale, known for its large-scale, innovative exhibitions across venues citywide. Hoor Al Qasimi, the President and Director of Sharjah Art Foundation, serves as the Artistic Director for this 25th edition of the biennale, whose theme is “Rememory”, defined as A means of revisiting, reconstructing, and reclaiming histories that have been erased or repressed, Rememory signifies the intersection of memory and history, where recollection becomes an act of reassembling fragments of the past—whether personal, familial, or collective.
The biennale runs from 14 March to 14 June 2026 and is spread across five locations. 53 artists will be exhibited while the programme features 27 artists.
Art Basel Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
Powering a rich week of exhibitions and cultural events in the city, Art Basel Hong Kong will take place at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) from 27 to 29 March.
The 2026 edition will bring together 240 galleries from 41 countries and territories, with over half of the participating galleries operating in the Asia-Pacific region while 29 galleries are based in Hong Kong. 32 galleries are exhibiting for the first time at the art fair.
Following its launch at Art Basel Miami, Zero 10, a new curated initiative for the digital era supported by OpenSea, an NFT trading platform, will have its second edition at Art Basel Hong Kong.
Art Dubai (United Arab Emirates)
From 17 to 19 April 2026, this leading art fair in the Middle East will once again present more than 100 galleries and be located at Madinat Jumeirah. The fair comprises four sections: Bawwaba, meaning “gateway” in Arabic, provides a section for discovery as it is for presentations of newly produced work by emerging to mid-career artists.
Zamaniyyat, meaning “time” in Arabic, features solo and group presentations that revisit the work of artists who shaped and reshaped modernisms globally throughout the 20th century and into the present.
Art Dubai Digital is the leading platform for digital art in an art fair context, bringing together visionary artists, galleries, studios, and collectives reshaping the digital landscape.
Bawwaba Extended is a new artist-focused section dedicated to interdisciplinary artistic practices.
PHOTOFAIRS Shangai (China)
Established in 2014 in response to a growing enthusiasm for collecting photography, PHOTOFAIRS Shanghai is the Asia Pacific’s leading fair dedicated to photo-based and digital artworks. The 11th edition of PHOTOFAIRS Shanghai is set to return to the Shanghai Exhibition Centre from 7 to 10 May 2026.
Seoul Art Week (South Korea)
Kiaf SEOUL is South Korea’s first international art fair, which opened in 2002. With over 20 years of history, Kiaf SEOUL presented traditional and contemporary art in one place as a bridge to connect the Korean art market and the global art market. 2026 will mark the fifth edition of Frieze Seoul, with the fair drawing top international blue-chip galleries. The two fairs’ dates align and will be held from 2 to 6 September.
Tokyo Gendai (Japan)
Tokyo Gendai is a (relatively) newly launched fair set to redefine contemporary art in Tokyo. The fourth edition will take place at a convention centre in Yokohama from 11 to 13 September.
Contemporary Istanbul (Türkiye)
The 21st edition of Contemporary Istanbul will take place from 24 to 27 September at Tersane Istanbul. The 2025 edition welcomed 52 exhibiting galleries from 16 countries showing works by 579 artists. More information about this year’s edition will be shared by the organisers in due course.
Art Jakarta (Indonesia)
Last year we highlighted the Art Jakarta art fair, which has not yet announced dates but is expected to be held later in the year, around October at the JIEXPO Convention Centre in Kemayoran, Jakarta.
Art Jakarta has launched Art Jakarta Papers to highlight the multitude of possibilities brought by the medium of paper in contemporary art practices. This edition will have 28 galleries from across Indonesia and Asia participating, and aligns with the global trend towards lower prices per artwork, and works on papers and editions are a great way to tap into that trend.
Frieze Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates)
In 2025, hot on the heels of the announcement of Art Basel’s inaugural Qatar edition, Frieze announced a new partnership that would see Abu Dhabi Art, which has been running for 17 years, evolve into Frieze Abu Dhabi in 2026.
The fair will take place in November at Manarat Al Saadiyat.
Six Art Events in Europe
Europe’s events are generally well-covered in the popular press, so many are familiar with all of them. However, if you’re new here, check out the following must-visit destinations for art collectors.
ARCOmadrid (Spain)
ARCOmadrid is Spain’s International Contemporary Art Fair. With “ARCO2045” being its central theme, this 45th edition of the fair will run from 4 to 8 March 2026. The fair has two curated sections: Opening. New Galleries for galleries which have been operating for less than 8 years, while Profiles | Latin America seeks to strengthen the historical connection between ARCOmadrid and Latin American art.
TEFAF Maastricht (the Netherlands)
The European Fine Art Foundation (TEFAF) returns to the Maastricht Exhibition & Conference Centre for the 2026 edition of the art fair, welcoming 260 dealers from some 20 countries. The fair is organised into eight sections as well as two curated sections and a talks programme which is running for the third time. The public days of the fair are 14 to 19 March 2026.
Venice Biennale (Italy)
The Venice Biennale (La Biennale di Venezia) is one of the longest-running cultural festivals in the world. In 1895, the Venetian City Council Mayor wanted to establish a prestigious Italian and international art exhibition, so the first Venice Biennale was launched. It features the central exhibition in the Giardini and Arsenale, alongside National Pavilions and Collateral Events across Venice. It is considered one of the most important opportunities in an artist’s career to be selected for the biennale, be it the central exhibition or the national pavillions.
The 61st Venice Art Biennale, titled “In Minor Keys“, runs from 9 May to 22 November 2026, with a preview from May 6-8, curated by the late Koyo Kouoh, who was executive director of the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary African Art private museum in Cape Town, South Africa and founder of RAW Material Company, a centre for art, knowledge and society in Dakar, Senegal. All the details of the project – including the list of artists invited to the International Exhibition, the graphic identity, the Exhibition design and the list of Participating Countries in the 61st Exhibition – will be announced on Wednesday 25 February 2026.
Alongside the art programming, the biennale also covers cinema, dance, music and theatre, which are all referred to as departments.
Basel Art Week (Switzerland)
Art Basel is the centrepiece of Basel Art week alongside a number of other fairs taking place in Basel from 16 to 22 June. Some 200 galleries from five continents will show works at the fair. The art fairs which show alongside Art Basel include Africa Basel to highlight galleries from the African continent, Liste, which brings together more cutting-edge international galleries, VOLTA which is dedicated to enabling artistic discover, and Photo Basel, Switzerland’s only art fair dedicated to photography based art.
London Art Week (United Kingdom)
London plays host to Frieze London and Frieze Masters (the latter dedicated to art made before 2000) in Regent Park, while 1-54 London, which focuses on contemporary African art, is located at Somerset House. Galleries and museums across the city also open other exhibitions, making it a great time to be in London. The events kick off on Wednesday, 14 October, and continue until Sunday of that week.
1-54 London 2023
Paris Art Week (France)
Generally, a week after London Art Week, Paris hosts several art fairs. The dates for the fairs have not yet been confirmed but should be in the coming weeks.
AKAA (Also Known as Africa) is a Paris-based fair spotlighting contemporary African art and design.
At the same time, Art Basel Paris at the Grand Palais combines the prestige of Art Basel with Parisian charm.
Paris Internationale and The Salon by NADA and The Community are two additional fairs to be held around the same time.
Nine Art Events in North America
North America offers a variety of events for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Mexico City Art Week (Mexico)
Mexico City is an essential stop, with three fairs running the same week. The fairs run across different days from 4 to 8 February.
Zona Moca is one of the most important fairs for Latin American contemporary art. This 24th edition consists of four categories of art and design in a single venue: Contemporary Art, Design, Salon of historical objects and decorative art produced before 1960, and Photo.
The 12th edition of Material will feature artworks from 78 exhibitors from 21 countries, with half from Latin America at Maravilla Studios in Mexico City’s Atlampa neighbourhood. Salón ACME No. 13 is an artist-focused fair.
Los Angeles Art Week (United States)
Frieze Los Angeles, the premier contemporary art fair in Los Angeles has its dates set for its seventh edition from 26 February to 1 March 2026. More than 95 galleries from 22 countries will once again be gathered at the Santa Monica Airport. The fair is a draw for other events, as seen with many different art fairs worldwide, and Felix LA will host its eighth edition at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel with 52 exhibitors, 20 of which are exibiting for the first time.
From 26 to 28 February, Post-Fair, a more accessible (for galleries) art fair, will hold its second exhibition at the Santa Monica Post Office and boasts 31 participating galleries and project spaces.
Whitney Biennial (United States)
The Whitney Biennial is the longest-running survey of American art, and has been a hallmark of the Whitney Museum of American Art since 1932. Initiated by the Museum’s founder Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney as an invitational exhibition featuring artwork created in the preceding two years, the biennials were originally organised by medium, with painting alternating with sculpture and works on paper.
The 82nd edition will feature the works of 56 artists, duos and collectives. It runs from 8 March to 30 August 2026 and is held at the Whitney in New York.
IFPDA Print Fair (United States)
The International Fine Prints & Drawings Association’s Print Fair celebrates fine prints, drawings and works on paper in New York from 9 to 12 April at the Park Avenue Armory. This year marks the first year of the inclusion of drawings dealers and will include 77 exhibitors, including several who specialise in artists’ drawings.
New York Art Week (United States)
There are two art weeks in New York – one in May and one in September.
The May edition has four fairs coinciding for 13 to 19 May: Frieze New York and NADA New York, located in the Chelsea gallery district; Independent New York, moves locations to its new home at Pier 36; and TEFAF New York is at the Park Avenue Armory.
The September edition has two fairs from 24 to 27 September: The Armory Show at the Javits Centre and Independent 20th Century at Sotheby’s at The Breuer.
Toronto Biennial of Art (Canada)
Launched in 2019, this fourth edition welcomes the New York-based Allison Glenn as the curator. The biennial will be staged from 26 September to 20 December
Atlanta Art Fair (United States)
The third edition of the Atlanta Art Fair returns to Pullman Yards from 1 to 4 October. The 2025 edition had 70 exhibitors, signifying growth in interest in Atlanta’s status as a cultural centre. More information is expected to be announced in April/May.
Untitled Art Houston (United States)
In its second edition, Untitled will once again host exhibitors at the George R. Brown Convention Centre in the Texan city from 2 to 6 October 2026. The 2025 edition hosted 87 exhibitors.
Miami Art Week (United States)
Miami Art Week typically closes out the art calendar for the year. It comprises three events happening in the city, in and amongst several presentations by galleries and other city spaces. Art Basel Miami Beach has been running since 2002 and is typically the most prominent fair event during Miami Art Week. PRIZM, Untitled Art and NADA Miami accompany Art Basel Miami Beach. Miami Art Week 2025 runs from 30 November to 6 December 2026.
Two Art Events in South America
After a busier 2025 for South American art, there are fewer fairs this year. Given that the 12th edition of ESTE ARTE in Uruguay has already passed (it was held from 4 to 7 January 2026), remember to look out for it early next year in 2027.
SP-Arte (Brazil)
The 22nd edition of Brazil and South America’s most extensive art fair will be held from 8 to 12 April 2026 in São Paulo’s Bienal Pavilion.
Conclusion: Your 2026 Art World Map
For collectors plotting art events to attend in 2026, the year offers an exceptional itinerary: from Africa and the Middle East’s expanding markets and Asia’s vibrant art fairs to Europe’s historic art capitals and North America’s cutting-edge showcases. These events not only offer access to pivotal works but are also fertile ground for discovery, networking, and deepening your collection’s global context.
Tip: While planning travel, use Capital Art’s collection management tools to track acquisitions, provenance, valuations, and exhibition histories — keeping your collection investment-ready after every fair and biennale.
The events listed above in chronological order:
LagosPhoto Festival Biennale, Lagos, Nigeria; Until 23 January
Singapore Biennale, Singapore, Singapore: Until 29 March
Kochi-Muziris Biennale, Kochi, India: Until 31 March
Art Cairo, Cairo, Egypt: 23 to 26 January
Art SG, Singapore, Singapore: 23 to 25 January
Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennale, Diriyah/Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: 30 January to 2 May
1-54 Marrakech, Marrakech, Morocco: 5 to 8 February
Art Basel Qatar, Doha, Qatar: 5 to 7 February
Mexico City Art Week, Mexico City, Mexico: 4 to 8 February
India Art Fair, New Delhi, India: 5 to 8 February
Melbourne Art Fair, Melbourne, Australia: 19 to 22 February
Cape Town Art Fair, Cape Town, South Africa: 20 to 22 February
Los Angeles Art Week, Los Angeles, United States: 26 February to 1 March
ARCOmadrid, Madrid, Spain: 4 to 8 March
Whitney Biennial, New York, United States: 8 March to 30 August
Biennale of Sydney, Sydney, Australia: 14 March to 14 June
TEFAF Maastricht, Maastricht, the Netherlands: 14 to 19 March
Art Basel Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Hong Kong: 27 to 29 March
SP-Arte, São Paulo, Brazil: 8 to 12 April
IFPDA Print Fair, New York, United States: 9 to 12 April
Art Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates: 17 to 19 April
PHOTOFAIRS Shanghai, Shanghai, China: 7 to 10 May
Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy: 9 May to 22 November
New York Art Week, New York, United States: 13 to 19 May
Dakar Biennale, Dakar, Senegal: To be confirmed
Latitudes Art Fair, Johannesburg, South Africa: 22 to 24 May
Basel Art Week, Basel, Switzerland: 16 to 22 June
Chale Wote Street Art Festival, James Town/Accra, Ghana: August
Seoul Art Week, Seoul, South Korea: 2 to 6 September
ArtJoburg, Johannesburg, South Africa: 4 to 6 September
Tokyo Gendai, Yokohama/Tokyo, Japan: 11 to 13 September
East Africa Art Biennale, Kenya, Nairobi: 15 September to 20 November
Toronto Biennial of Art, Toronto, Canada: 26 September to 20 December
Contemporary Istanbul, Istanbul, Türkiye: 24 to 27 September
New York Art Week, New York, United States: 24 to 27 September
Atlanta Art Fair, Atlanta, United States: 1 to 4 October
Art Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia: To be confirmed
Untitled, Houston, United States: 2 to 6 October
London Art Week, London, United Kingdom: 14 to 18 October
Lagos Biennale, Lagos, Nigeria: 17 October to 18 December
Paris Art Week, Paris, France: October
ART X Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria: To be confirmed
Frieze Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates: November
Miami Art Week, Miami, United States: 30 November to 6 December