ARCOmadrid 2027 is Spain's International Contemporary Art Fair, a pivotal platform for the global art market. Organized by IFEMA MADRID, it serves as a crucial meeting point and exchange hub between Europe and Latin America, aiming to establish Madrid as the international capital of contemporary art. The fair is designed for a diverse audience, including galleries, artists, collectors, curators, art professionals, institutions, museums, and the general public. Attendees will find unparalleled opportunities for artist visibility, market engagement, and art knowledge promotion. It fosters an active market, drives research into contemporary art, and offers a unique space for encountering thoughtful work. With specific programs like First Collectors and Young Collectors, it actively promotes collecting and attracts a wide array of national and international participants, making it an essential event for anyone involved in or passionate about the contemporary art scene.
Highlights
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Latin American Art Hub
Positions Madrid as a unique Latin American art hub within Europe, fostering exchange between continents.
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Premier Art Market Platform
A benchmark for the contemporary art market, driving artist visibility, market activity, and art knowledge.
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Curated Sections & Programs
Features a General Programme alongside curated sections like 'Opening. New Galleries' and 'Profiles | Latin American Art' for 2027, plus collector programs.
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Diverse Global Audience
Attracts a wide range of international collectors, professionals, institutions, and the general public, facilitating networking and acquisitions.
FAQ
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ARCOmadrid 2027 will be held at the IFEMA MADRID exhibition centre in Madrid, Spain.
The event is organized by IFEMA MADRID.
Exhibitors must submit the Participation Application found on the 'I want to exhibit' page of the official website.
It attracts galleries, artists, collectors, curators, art professionals, institutions, museums, art centres, and the general public from around the world.
Yes, programs like First Collectors by Fundación Banco Santander and the Young Collectors programme are designed to promote collecting.
