Santa Monica
Frieze Los Angeles is set to return for its sixth edition from Thursday, February 20th, to Sunday, February 23rd, at the Santa Monica Airport.
Established in 2019, Frieze Los Angeles has become a premier international art fair, celebrated for its focus on contemporary visual art and its engagement with the city’s vibrant cultural scene.
The 2025 fair will showcase over 100 galleries from around the world, including notable exhibitors such as Almeida & Dale, White Cube, and Mariane Ibrahim.
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In addition to gallery presentations, attendees can enjoy pop-ups from some of Los Angeles’s most popular restaurants, as well as sculptures, installations, and site-specific artworks curated by the Art Production Fund across the Santa Monica Airport campus.
Frieze Los Angeles will also feature the latest installments of long-standing initiatives like the Deutsche Bank Frieze Los Angeles Film Award and the Frieze Impact Prize, a collaboration with WME and the Center for Art & Advocacy’s Right of Return fellowship program.
Over the course of this four-day event, visitors can explore indoor and outdoor galleries, connect with seasoned art collectors, and enjoy offerings from food vendors alongside lively community activities.
A standout feature of the fair is the Focus section, curated for the second year by Essence Harden, co-curator of Made in L.A. 2025. This section is dedicated to solo presentations by emerging galleries founded in or after 2013 and based in the U.S., offering attendees a chance to discover diverse artworks that convey compelling narratives and address contemporary global issues.
Tickets for Frieze Los Angeles start at $79 for general admission, while children aged 2 to 12 can attend for $10 when accompanied by a ticketed adult. Notably, 10% of the value of all newly purchased tickets will be donated to the LA Arts Community Fire Fund, supporting artists and arts workers impacted by recent wildfires. For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit Frieze.com.
