Art Basel Miami Beach 2026: The Complete Exhibitor and Sector Guide

Art Basel Miami Beach 2026 runs December 4–6 at the Miami Beach Convention Center, with VIP Preview Days on December 2–3. The full exhibitor list is now confirmed across all six sectors: Galleries, Nova, Survey, Kabinett, Positions, and Zero 10. Here is what the list tells you about the fair — and what to look for on the floor.

The most significant trend in the 2026 exhibitor list is the depth of Global South representation in the Nova sector. Nova — which presents works created within the last three years — has long been the fair's most forward-looking section, and this year's selection reflects a decisive shift toward galleries and artists from West Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia. Gallery 1957 brings Gideon Appah; kó presents Wura-Natasha Ogunji and Victoria-Idongesit Udondian; Silverlens shows Mit Jai Inn, Wawi Navaroza, and Jen Liu. These are not emerging names in their home markets — they are established figures whose international visibility is now catching up to their reputations.

The Survey sector confirms two of the most anticipated presentations of the week. Omer Tiroche Gallery brings Yayoi Kusama — always a draw, always a crowd. More interesting from an art-historical perspective is Baró Galeria's presentation of Eugenio Espinoza alongside Gego (Gertrud Louise Goldschmidt), the Venezuelan geometric abstraction pioneer whose influence on Latin American art has been substantially reappraised over the past decade. Pavec presents Jeanne Selmersheim-Desgrange alongside Paul Signac — a pairing that positions Post-Impressionist color theory within a contemporary collecting context.

In Kabinett, the confirmed presentations include Olafur Eliasson at neugerriemschneider and Cecily Brown at Two Palms — both artists whose work rewards the intimate, focused format that Kabinett provides. Carlos Cruz Diez at Cristea Roberts Gallery brings kinetic and chromatic art into a section that often skews toward painting; it is one of the more unexpected pairings of the fair. Mildred Howard at Jenkins Johnson Gallery and Kathia St. Hilaire at Derek Eller Gallery continue the section's strong representation of Black American artists working across generations.

Positions — the sector dedicated to solo presentations by emerging artists — includes a particularly resonant choice: Anina Major at TERN Gallery. Major's work is simultaneously on view at PAMM in the exhibition The Sacred Mangrove, making her one of the few artists with a major institutional show and a fair presentation running concurrently during Art Week. That kind of cross-institutional moment is rare and worth tracking. Alice Gong Xiaowen at Franz Kaka and Audrey Gair at King's Leap round out a Positions list that leans toward artists working with material and process.

Zero 10 is now fully confirmed with 19 projects. The complete list — Emily Xie (Art Blocks), Daniel Rozin (bitforms gallery), Sarah Meyohas (Boesky Gallery), LoVid (galerie charlot), Richard T. Walker (CURRO), Mitchell F. Chan / Evil Biscuit / Lin Jingjing / Parker Ito / Zhong Wei (de Sarthe, Nguyen Wahed), Leo Castaneda (Fredric Snitzer Gallery), Refik Anadol and Yawanawa (HOFA Gallery, Scorpios), Random International (HOFA.io), Johanna Reich (Galerie Kornfeld), Yatreda (Load), Harm van den Dorpel (Lohaus Gallery, Interface Gallery), Luke Shannon (Louise Alexander Gallery), 0xfff (OFFICE IMPART), Robert Alice (Omer Tiroche Gallery), Faig Ahmed (Sapar Contemporary), Jon Rafman (Sprüth Magers), Studio Drift (TAEX), and Abi Shehu (Voloshyn Gallery) — confirms the curatorial argument that Generation is making: this is not a digital art ghetto but a cross-media conversation about what it means to make work with systems.

The Galleries sector presents the full range of the international art market, from blue-chip institutions to mid-size galleries with strong program identities. Confirmed participants include: 1 Mira Madrid / 2 Mira Archiv, 303 Gallery, 47 Canal, A Gentil Carioca, Acquavella Galleries, Adams and Ollman, Afriart Gallery, Alexandre Gallery, Almeida & Dale, Ames Yavuz, Galería Isabel Aninat (in collaboration with Selma Feriani Gallery), El Apartamento, Arario Gallery, Galeria Raquel Arnaud, Piero Atchugarry Gallery, Barro, von Bartha, Gallery Baton, Nicelle Beauchene Gallery, Livia Benavides, Ruth Benzacar Galeria de Arte, Berggruen Gallery, Berry Campbell, Peter Blum Gallery, Boesky Gallery, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, Bortolami (in collaboration with Thomas Dane Gallery), Bradley Ertaskiran, Broadway, Ben Brown Fine Arts, Matthew Brown.

Continuing: Canada, Cardi Gallery, Galería Casado Santapau, David Castillo, Cayón, Galeria Pedro Cera, Chapter NY, Consonni Radziszewski, Galleria Continua, Paula Cooper Gallery, Pilar Corrias, Crèvecœur (in collaboration with Ortuzar), Cristea Roberts Gallery, Thomas Dane Gallery (in collaboration with Bortolami), Dastan Gallery, DC Moore Gallery, Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, Tibor de Nagy, Massimodecarlo, Jeffrey Deitch, Document, Anat Ebgi, Edel Assanti, Andrew Edlin Gallery, galerie frank elbaz, Derek Eller Gallery, Larkin Erdmann, Daniel Faria Gallery, Selma Feriani Gallery (in collaboration with Galería Isabel Aninat), Eric Firestone Gallery, James Fuentes.

Continuing: Gaga, Gagosian, Galatea (in collaboration with Isla Flotante), Gavlak, Gemini G.E.L., François Ghebaly, Gladstone, Gomide&Co, Marian Goodman Gallery, Gray, Alexander Gray Associates, Garth Greenan Gallery, Galerie Karsten Greve, Hauser & Wirth, Galerie Max Hetzler, Hirschl & Adler Modern, Edwynn Houk Gallery, Xavier Hufkens, Mariane Ibrahim, Ingleby Gallery, Instituto de visión, Isla Flotante (in collaboration with Galatea), Alison Jacques, Charlie James Gallery, Jenkins Johnson Gallery, Nina Johnson, Johyun Gallery, Casey Kaplan, Jan Kaps, Karma, kaufmann repetto, Sean Kelly, Kerlin Gallery, Anton Kern, Tina Kim Gallery, Michael Kohn Gallery, David Kordansky Gallery, Andrew Kreps Gallery.

Continuing: Pearl Lam Galleries, Leeahn Gallery, Lehmann Maupin, Galerie Lelong, Lévy Gorvy Dayan, Josh Lilley, Lisson Gallery, Locks Gallery, Lomex, Luhring Augustine, Magenta Plains, Mai 36 Galerie, Maisterra, Matthew Marks Gallery, Philip Martin Gallery, Martos Gallery, Maruani Mercier, Mayoral, Mazzoleni, Miles McEnery Gallery, Anthony Meier, moniquemeloche, Mendes Wood DM, Mennour, Mignoni, Victoria Miro, Galerie Mitterrand, Modern Art, The Modern Institute, mor charpentier, Edward Tyler Nahem, Helly Nahmad Gallery, Nanzuka, Nazarian/Curcio, neugerriemschneider, Carolina Nitsch, Galerie Nordenhake, Norr Cohan, Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Olney Gleason, OMR, Galleria Lorcan O'Neill Roma, Ortuzar (in collaboration with Crèvecœur).

Continuing: P.P.O.W, Pace Gallery, Pace Prints, Paragon, parrasch heijnen (in collaboration with Franklin Parrasch Gallery), Franklin Parrasch Gallery (in collaboration with parrasch heijnen), Patron, Perrotin, Petzel, PKM Gallery, Polígrafa Obra Gràfica, Proyectos Monclova, Almine Rech, Regen Projects, Rele Gallery, Yancey Richardson Gallery, Roberts Projects, Nara Roesler, Thaddaeus Ropac, Meredith Rosen Gallery, Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, Ryan Lee, Esther Schipper, Schoelkopf Gallery, Jack Shainman Gallery, Susan Sheehan Gallery, Sicardi Ayers Bacino, Sies + Höke, Sikkema Malloy Jenkins, Jessica Silverman, Simões de Assis, Skarstedt, Smac Art Gallery, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Société, Southern Guild, Spinello Projects, Sprüth Magers, Galería Sur, Timothy Taylor, Templon, Cristin Tierney Gallery, Tornabuoni Art, Leon Tovar Gallery, Travesía Cuatro, Two Palms, Uffner & Liu, Van de Weghe, Van Doren Waxter, Tim Van Laere Gallery, Nicola Vassell, Vedovi Gallery, Vermelho, Vielmetter Los Angeles, Galleri Nicolai Wallner, Weinstein Gallery, Welancora Gallery, Wentrup, White Cube, Yares Art, David Zwirner.

Nova presents works created within the last three years, with each gallery presenting one to three artists. Confirmed presentations: Stacy Lynn Waddell (Rebecca Camacho Presents), Vojtech Kovarik (Galerie Derouillon), Ana de Alvear (Espacio Valverde), Gideon Appah (Gallery 1957), Melvino Garretti and Nihura Montiel (Sebastian Gladstone), Wura-Natasha Ogunji and Victoria-Idongesit Udondian (kó), Emmanuel Van der Auwera (Levey Kwok), Ryan Johnson and Elaine Reichek (Marinaro), Leyla Cárdenas, diana fonseca, and Miler Lagos (Max Estrella), Sachiko Akiyama and Robert Zehnder (Mrs.), Joaquín Segura (Pequod Co.), Mamadou Cissé (Christophe Person), Edgar Calel, Naufus Ramírez Figueroa, and Vibeke Mascini (Proyectos Ultravioleta), Manuel Brandazza, Thiago Rocha Pitta, and Seba Calfuqueo (Galeria Marilia Razuk), Jane Benson (Sargent's Daughters), Mit Jai Inn, Wawi Navaroza, and Jen Liu (Silverlens), Nancy Dwyer (Theta), Marco Paulo Rolla, Mayara Ferrão, and Victor Fidelis (Verve), Michele Abramowitz and Emily Janowick (Kate Werble Gallery), Rodrigo Bivar, Shirley Paes Leme, and Pedro Torres (Zielinsky).

Survey focuses on historical artistic practices, presenting works from the 20th century to the early 2000s. Confirmed presentations: Eugenio Espinoza and Gego (Gertrud Louise Goldschmidt) at Baró Galeria, Ester Chacón Ávila at José de la Mano, Jose Pedro Costigliolo at Galería de las Misiones, Lido Iacopetti at de Sousa Galería (in collaboration with Andrew Reed Gallery), Malangatana Ngwenya at Fort Gansevoort, Peter Berlin at Mariposa, Rexhep Ferri at Ani Molnár, Jim Amaral at Galeria Elvira Moreno, Martin Munkacsi at Paci contemporary, Jeanne Selmersheim-Desgrange and Paul Signac at Pavec, Karl Benjamin and Grey Crawford at Persons Projects, Lido Iacopetti at Andrew Reed Gallery (in collaboration with de Sousa Galería), Marje Taska at Margot Samel (in collaboration with Temnikova & Kasela), Mario Schifano at Eduardo Secci, Marje Taska at Temnikova & Kasela (in collaboration with Margot Samel), Lynne Golob Gelfman at The Bonnier Gallery, Yayoi Kusama at Omer Tiroche Gallery, Baya Mahieddine and Aly Ben Salem at Le Violon Bleu.

Kabinett presents curated selections within gallery booths, offering a focused look at a single artist or body of work. Confirmed presentations: Arjan Martins (A Gentil Carioca), Kinke Kooi (Adams and Ollman), Charlene Komuntale (Afriart), Ana Elisa Egreja (Almeida & Dale), Daljae Huh (Gallery Baton), Carlos Cruz Diez (Cristea Roberts Gallery), Joyce Kozloff (DC Moore Gallery), Evita Tezeno (Luis De Jesus Los Angeles), Neil Raitt (Anat Ebgi), Kathia St. Hilaire (Derek Eller Gallery), Charles Houghton Howard (Eric Firestone Gallery), Mildred Howard (Jenkins Johnson Gallery), Christine Safa (Galerie Lelong), Andrew Kerr (The Modern Institute), Shinya Fujiwara (Nanzuka), Olafur Eliasson (neugerriemschneider), Carlos Motta (P.P.O.W), Alfonso Ossorio (Michael Rosenfeld Gallery), Sojourner Truth Parsons (Esther Schipper), Mary Abbott (Schoelkopf Gallery), Sam Falls (Jessica Silverman), Salvatore La Rosa (Fredric Snitzer Gallery), Cecily Brown (Two Palms), Arghavan Khosravi (Uffner & Liu), Alec Egan (Vielmetter Los Angeles), Karl Haendel (Wentrup).

Positions presents solo presentations by emerging artists, with each gallery championing a single voice. Confirmed presentations: Sumakshi Singh (193 Gallery), Nina Kintsurashvili (Bukia Vakhania), Valerio Nicolai (Clima), Juan Tessi (Galeria Nora Fisch), Alice Gong Xiaowen (Franz Kaka), Kiki Xuebing Wang (Ginny on Frederick), Emily Rose Wright (Harkawik), Audrey Gair (King's Leap), Julia Weist (Moskowitz Bayse), Jay Payton (Sea View), Pat Lasch (Storage), Anina Major (TERN Gallery).

Zero 10 is Art Basel's global initiative for art of the digital era, returning for its second Miami Beach edition under the theme Generation, curated by Karen Archey and Eli Scheinman. All 19 confirmed projects: Emily Xie (Art Blocks), Daniel Rozin (bitforms gallery), Sarah Meyohas (Boesky Gallery), LoVid — Tali Hinkis and Kyle Lapidus (galerie charlot), Richard T. Walker (CURRO), Mitchell F. Chan / Evil Biscuit / Lin Jingjing (Lov-Lov) / Parker Ito / Zhong Wei (de Sarthe, Nguyen Wahed), Leo Castaneda (Fredric Snitzer Gallery), Refik Anadol and Yawanawa (HOFA Gallery, Scorpios), Random International (HOFA.io), Johanna Reich (Galerie Kornfeld), Yatreda (Load), Harm van den Dorpel (Lohaus Gallery, Interface Gallery), Luke Shannon (Louise Alexander Gallery), 0xfff (OFFICE IMPART), Robert Alice (Omer Tiroche Gallery), Faig Ahmed (Sapar Contemporary), Jon Rafman (Sprüth Magers), Studio Drift (TAEX), Abi Shehu (Voloshyn Gallery).

Art Basel Miami Beach 2026 runs December 2–6 at the Miami Beach Convention Center, 1901 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach. VIP Preview Days: December 2–3. Public Days: December 4–6, 11am–6pm. Tickets available at artbasel.com.