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The 2025 edition of Frieze Seoul will bring together 116 galleries from more than 30 countries.

Amid recent political turmoil and economic slowdown, the Korean art scene forges ahead, with two international galleries—Portuguese contemporary gallery Duarte Sequeira and Berlin’s Esther Schipper Gallery—announcing relocations and expansions in Seoul.

The 17th edition of the Dallas Art Fair, taking place from April 10–13, 2025, at the Fashion Industry Gallery, will showcase 90 exhibitors from over 20 countries, uniting established and emerging artists with global collectors.

Duarte Sequeira, Esther Schipper move to expanded spaces in Hannam-dong; Massimodecarlo represents Korean artist Hejum Ba

The Dallas Art Fair has announced the 90 exhibitors participating in its 2025 fair taking place in April at the Fashion Industry Gallery (f.i.g.) in the Dallas Arts District.

The regional fair will once more overlap with Dallas Invitational, a boutique fair established in 2023.

Braga’s Duarte Sequeira gallery pushes the creative conversation forward via a budding artist residency programme, plus shows from international artists like Patrick H Jones.

Duarte Sequeira is now hosting the first solo exhibition in Portugal by English painter Nell Brookfield (b. 1994, London, UK), Real Plastic Roses opened on 13 May in Braga, and will end on July 8th, 2023.

Duarte Sequeira is pleased to announce All Watched Over by Emissaries of Loving Grace, the first solo exhibition of London based artist Louis Morlæ in Portugal.

Two international art fairs joined by some of the world’s most established galleries will open Friday in Seoul.

The 21st edition of the Galleries Association of Korea’s premier international art fair, Kiaf SEOUL returns to COEX from September 3—6 with an exclusie VIP opening on September 2.

The 21st edition of the Galleries Association of Korea’s premier international art fair, Kiaf SEOUL returns to COEX from September 3—6 with an exclusive VIP opening on September 2.

With Frieze Seoul dominated by international galleries, Kiaf will be the place to seek out Korean contemporary art come September.

As South Korea’s art market continues its ascent, Kiaf Seoul, the country’s longest-running art fair, has named the exhibitor for this year’s edition, which is set to receive greater international attention than past ones.

ARCOmadrid returns to its usual date to celebrate its 40 (+1) Anniversary, from February 23rd to 27th.