When the Armory Present, certainly one of New York’s prime festivals, relocated to the Javits Middle in 2021, it additionally modified its date, transferring from spring to the primary week after Labor Day, which the truthful touted on the time as a method to ring within the new season. Now, for its 2026 version, the Armory Present has shifted again just a few weeks to run September 24–27.
The change in dates will assist alleviate the battle between two vital September festivals, which have each been owned by the identical firm since 2023, when Frieze acquired the Armory Present. Frieze Seoul will stay within the first week of the month (September 2–5 for this yr). The date change, nonetheless, additionally means that there’s now much less respiratory room till Frieze’s subsequent truthful, its authentic iteration in London.
“For Frieze, The Armory Present has a specific position: it sits on the coronary heart of New York’s fall season and provides audiences entry to a rare vary of galleries from throughout the Americas and around the globe,” Kristell Chadé, Frieze’s govt director of festivals, mentioned in an announcement. “The 2026 version combines the breadth of the truthful with a robust curatorial perspective, strengthening The Armory Present’s place as an important second for galleries, collectors and establishments in New York.”
For the upcoming Armory Present, the truthful may have round 230 galleries, or roughly the identical figures it had in 2025. This version may also barely rejigger its flooring plan, with the south entrance to the truthful specializing in worldwide galleries, whereas the north entrance highlighting US-based enterprises, with a big contingent of New York–based mostly dealerships unfold all through.
Among the many galleries which can be set to take part are Victoria Miro, Templon, Mennour, Nara Roesler, Alison Jacques, Perrotin, Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, 303 Gallery, Sean Kelly, Hales, Southern Guild, Vielmetter Gallery, Secrist | Seashore, Garth Greenan Gallery, Okay Up to date, James Cope Gallery, Yossi Milo, and the newly rebranded Norr Cohan.
Along with the principle Galleries part, the truthful may also characteristic two sections organized by outdoors curators: Platform and Focus. Platform, which is for large-scale works, might be by Jovanna Venegas, curator at SculptureCenter in New York; Focus, for solo and two-artist shows, might be completed by María Elena Ortiz, curator on the Fashionable Artwork Museum of Fort Price in Texas. Each sections will deal with highlighting artists with ties to the Caribbean.
Specializing in “technological kinds rising throughout the Caribbean,” per a launch, tasks that can characteristic in Platform embody Bony Ramirez (delivered to the truthful by New York gallery regularnormal), Jesus Hilario Reyes (Firm), Curtis Talwst Santiago (Uffner & Liu), Lucia Hierro (Marc Straus Gallery), Zenobia Lee (Sea View), Margarita Cabrera (Jane Lombard Gallery), María Magdalena Campos-Pons (Barbara Thumm), and Hew Locke (Cristea Roberts Gallery).
Focus will embody cubicles for Alba Triana (Casa Hoffmann), Gio Swaby and Kachelle Knowles (TERN Gallery), Sofía Del Mar Collins (Chozick Household Artwork Gallery), Renée Cox (Ethan Cohen Gallery), Simon Benjamin (PATRON), Lizania Cruz (ProxyCo), and Elliot and Erick Jiménez (Spinello Initiatives).
The truthful’s different two sections have additionally been expanded, with Presents (for younger galleries) now numbering 55 galleries and Solo (single-artist shows) numbering 25 galleries.
Presents will characteristic a number of first-time exhibitors, together with Catinca Tabacaru, Circle Artwork Gallery, IRL Gallery, Lobster Membership, Administration, Rajiv Menon, Purple Arrow, and The Fridge. They be a part of returning exhibitors like 56 Henry, Alexander Berggruen, Hannah Traore Gallery, Hesse Flatow, JDJ, Kendra Jayne Patrick, kó, La Loma, Martha’s, Rebecca Camacho, and Margot Samel, the winner of the truthful’s 2026 Gramercy Worldwide Prize.
The Solo part contains Asya Geisberg Gallery, Halsey McKay Gallery, parrasch heijnen, and What If The World. Moreover, nonprofit areas will present on the truthful, together with Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop, Brandywine Workshop and Archives, Tierra del Sol Gallery, and El Museo del Barrio, which is the recipient of the Armory Highlight sales space.
“The Armory Present has all the time mirrored New York’s openness: to artists, galleries and concepts from throughout the Americas and the broader world,” Armory Present director Kyla McMillan mentioned in an announcement. “This yr, that comes via within the breadth of the gallery listing, the enlargement of Presents and Solo, and the work of our curators, whose sections hint histories of motion, alternate and cultural connection via the Caribbean. Rooted in New York, the truthful brings collectively bold shows that outline the conversations of the yr forward, remaining in fixed dialogue with the geographies and communities shaping modern artwork right this moment.”
The total exhibitor listing follows beneath.
Galleries
| Exhibitor | Location(s) |
|---|---|
| 193 Gallery | Paris; Venice; Saint Tropez |
| 303 Gallery | New York |
| ACA Galleries | New York |
| A Hug From The Artwork World | New York |
| Aicon Up to date | New York |
| Aki Gallery | Taipei |
| Albertz Benda | New York; Los Angeles |
| A Lighthouse Referred to as Kanata | Tokyo |
| Alisan High quality Arts | Hong Kong; New York |
| Alzueta Gallery | Barcelona; Madrid; Paris; Casavells |
| Anat Ebgi | Los Angeles; New York |
| El Apartamento | Miami; Madrid; Havana |
| Archeus / Publish-Fashionable | London |
| Jacob Arthur | Miami |
| Galerie Bacqueville | Lille |
| Richard Beavers Gallery | Brooklyn |
| Berggruen Gallery | San Francisco |
| Peter Blum Gallery | New York |
| Galerie Bernard Bouche | Paris |
| Brandt Gallery | Amsterdam |
| Ben Brown High quality Arts | London; Hong Kong; New York; Venice |
| Blouin Division | Montreal; Toronto |
| Buchmann Galerie | Berlin |
| Cadogan Gallery | London; Milan |
| CARVALHO | New York |
| Everard Learn | Johannesburg; Cape City; London; Franschhoek |
| NORR COHAN | New York |
| James Cope Gallery | Dallas |
| Gallery Dasun | Gwacheon-Si |
| DC Moore Gallery | New York |
| De Buck Gallery | New York |
| Dimin | New York |
| Dirimart | Istanbul; London |
| The Drawing Room | Manila |
| EBONY/CURATED | Cape City; Franschhoek |
| Derek Eller | New York |
| Max Estrella | Madrid |
| EM | Seoul |
| Eric Firestone Gallery | East Hampton; New York; West Palm Seashore |
| Galerie la Forest Divonne | Paris; Brussels |
| Galerie Forsblom | Helsinki |
| Frestonian Gallery | London |
| Galerie Thomas Fuchs | Stuttgart |
| Galleria Studio G7 | Bologna |
| GAVLAK | West Palm Seashore |
| Gazelli Artwork Home | Baku; New York; London |
| Goya Up to date Gallery | Baltimore |
| Gratin | New York |
| Garth Greenan Gallery | New York |
| Hales | London; New York |
| Harper’s | East Hampton; New York; Bangkok |
| Up to date Heis | Tokyo |
| HOFA | London |
| Rebecca Hossack Artwork Gallery | London; Miami |
| Edwynn Houk Gallery | New York |
| Huxley-Parlour | London |
| Lyndsey Ingram | London |
| Alison Jacques | London |
| Johyun Gallery | Busan; Seoul |
| Okay Up to date | Denver; Santa Fe |
| Sean Kelly | New York |
| Olga Korper | Toronto |
| Locks Gallery | Philadelphia |
| Luce Gallery | Turin |
| Galerie Ludorff | Düsseldorf |
| Galerie Ron Mandos | Amsterdam |
| Maruani Mercier | Brussels; Knokke |
| Galerie Maximillian | Aspen |
| Miles McEnery Gallery | New York |
| Mennour | Paris |
| Nino Mier Gallery | New York; Brussels |
| Yossi Milo | New York |
| Galleria Massimo Minini | Brescia |
| Francesca Minini | Milan |
| Victoria Miro | London |
| Nature Morte | New Delhi; Mumbai |
| Nazarian / Curcio | Los Angeles |
| Carolina Nitsch | New York |
| Galleria Lorcan O’Neill | Rome |
| P420 | Bologna |
| Pablo’s Birthday | Verbier; New York |
| Two Palms | New York |
| Paragon | London |
| Patrick Mikhail | Montreal |
| Perrotin | New York; Los Angeles; Paris; London; Hong Kong; Seoul; Tokyo; Shanghai; Dubai; Las Vegas |
| Pi Artworks | London |
| Poligrafa Obra Grafica | Barcelona |
| Praxis | New York; Buenos Aires |
| Yancey Richardson Gallery | New York |
| Cristea Roberts Gallery | London |
| Nicolas Robert | Montreal |
| Nara Roesler | New York; Sao Paolo; Rio de Janeiro |
| Michael Rosenfeld Gallery | New York |
| Gallery Rosenfeld | London |
| Rukaj Gallery | Toronto |
| RX&SLAG | Paris; New York |
| Sea View | Los Angeles |
| Secci | Milan |
| Secrist I Seashore | Chicago |
| SHRINE | New York |
| Bruce Silverstein Gallery | New York |
| Fredric Snitzer Gallery | Miami |
| Sorry We’re Closed | Brussels |
| Southern Guild | New York; Cape City |
| Marc Straus Gallery | New York |
| Suppoment Gallery | Seoul |
| Hollis Taggart | New York |
| Tang Up to date Artwork | Bangkok; Beijing; Hong Kong; Seoul; Singapore |
| Templon | Paris; Brussels; New York |
| Van de Weghe | New York |
| Vielmetter Los Angeles | Los Angeles |
| Vigo Gallery | London |
| Olivier Waltman | Paris |
| Tanya Weddemire Gallery | Brooklyn |
| Wetterling Gallery | Stockholm |
| Whitestone Gallery | Singapore; Karuizawa; Hong Kong; Tokyo; Taipei; Seoul; Beijing |
| Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery | Luxembourg; Dubai; Paris |
Solo
| Exhibitor | Location(s) |
|---|---|
| Albuquerque Contemporânea | Belo Horizonte |
| Galeria Raquel Arnaud | São Paulo |
| BANK | Shanghai; New York |
| Baró Galeria | Palma De Mallorca; Paris; Abu Dhabi |
| Catharine Clark Gallery | San Francisco |
| Dep Artwork Gallery | Milan; Ceglie Messapica |
| DURAZZO | Paris |
| Asya Geisberg Gallery | New York |
| Graham Fashionable and Up to date | Johannesburg |
| Halsey Mckay Gallery | East Hampton |
| Leila Heller Gallery | Dubai; New York |
| rodolphe janssen | Brussels |
| Galeria MaPa | São Paulo |
| Newchild | Antwerp |
| Parrasch Heijnen | Los Angeles |
| PENTIMENTI | Philadelphia |
| PSM | Berlin |
| Ronchini | London |
| Seven Sisters | Houston |
| Tandem Press | Madison |
| What If The World | Cape City |
| Gallery Yam | Mexico Metropolis; San Miguel De Allende |
Focus
| Exhibitor | Location(s) |
|---|---|
| Casa Hoffmann | Bogota |
| Studio/Chapple | London |
| Galerie Hugues Charbonneau | Montreal |
| Chozick Household Artwork Gallery | New York |
| Ethan Cohen Gallery | New York; Beacon |
| Henrique Faria | New York |
| Fridman | New York |
| Heliconia Initiatives | Santo Domingo |
| Hidrante | Brooklyn; San Juan |
| mimo | Brooklyn; San Juan |
| Patron | Chicago |
| PerezPuig | San Juan |
| ProxyCo | New York |
| Galería [SN] | Bogota |
| Mindy Solomon Gallery | Miami |
| Spinello Initiatives | Miami |
| TERN Gallery | Nassau |
| Tout-Monde Artwork Basis | Miami; Caribbean |
Presents
| Exhibitor | Location(s) |
|---|---|
| 56 Henry | New York |
| Adegbola Gallery | Lagos |
| Albion Jeune | London |
| Pietro Alexander | New York |
| Amanita | New York |
| Baert Gallery | Los Angeles |
| Alexander Berggruen | New York |
| Patel Brown | Toronto |
| Rebecca Camacho Presents | San Francisco |
| Circle Artwork Gallery | Nairobi |
| Dröste Galladé | Düsseldorf |
| EDJI Gallery | Brussels |
| Emblematic Artwork Gallery | Bogota |
| Enari Gallery | Amsterdam |
| EUROPA | New York |
| KALINER | New York |
| The Fridge | New York |
| Gaep | Bucharest |
| Graham Fashionable and Up to date | Johannesburg |
| Hesse Flatow | New York; Amagansett |
| IRL Gallery | New York |
| JDJ | New York |
| JO-HS | New York; Mexico Metropolis |
| Kates-Ferri Initiatives | New York |
| Massey Klein | New York |
| Galerie Noah Klink | Berlin |
| kó | Lagos |
| La Loma Initiatives | Los Angeles |
| Lobster Membership | New York |
| Administration | New York |
| Marinaro | New York |
| Marrow | San Francisco |
| Martha’s | Austin |
| Rajiv Menon | Los Angeles |
| Mrs. | New York |
| Megan Mulrooney | Los Angeles |
| Ochi | Los Angeles; Ketchum |
| Pangée | Montreal |
| Kendra Jayne Patrick | Bern |
| The Pit | Los Angeles |
| Reward Shadows | Boston |
| Purple Arrow | Nashville |
| Andrew Reed Gallery | Miami |
| re.riddle | San Francisco |
| Reservoir | Cape City |
| Margot Samel | New York |
| Sim Smith | London |
| smoke the moon | Santa Fe |
| Superposition Gallery | New York |
| Catinca Tabacaru | Harare; Bucharest |
| Hannah Traore Gallery | New York |
| Veta by Fer Francés | Madrid |
| Tappeto Volante Initiatives | New York |
| Wolfgang Gallery | Atlanta |
| Yiwei Gallery | Los Angeles |
Platform
| Exhibitor | Location(s) |
|---|---|
| 193 Gallery | Paris; Venice; Saint Tropez |
| AIRIE Basis | Miami |
| Collectio | Santiago |
| Firm | New York; Los Angeles |
| Gladwell Initiatives | New York |
| Hesse Flatow | New York; Amagansett |
| Southern Guild | New York; Cape City |
| Jane Lombard | New York |
| regularnormal | New York |
| Cristea Roberts Gallery | London |
| Sea View | Los Angeles |
| Marc Straus Gallery | New York |
| Barbara Thumm | Berlin |
| Uffner & Liu | New York |
Not for Revenue
| Exhibitor | Location(s) |
|---|---|
| El Museo del Barrio | New York |
| Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop | New York |
| Brandywine Workshop and Archives | Philadelphia |
| Brodsky Middle at PAFA | Philadelphia |
| Decrease East Facet Printshop | New York |
| Tamarind Institute | Albuquerque |
| Tierra del Sol Gallery | Los Angeles |
| LeRoy Neiman Middle for Print Research | New York |

