
The Press Release:
This fall, the 37th edition of Affordable Art Fair NYC comes to the Starrett-Lehigh Building in Chelsea from September 17–21, 2025, bringing together 85 galleries from 13 countries for 4 days of exploring and taking home contemporary art, with every piece under $12,000. This marks the fair’s first ever edition in this venue and the first time each participating gallery will present work in the space offering visitors an entirely new art-fair experience.

Galleries from Argentina, Canada, Chile, France, Italy, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, Nigeria, South Korea, Spain, the United Kingdom, and across the United States, will showcase thousands of artworks spanning painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, and more. Collectors can expect to discover both emerging talents and established names in a vibrant, approachable setting designed to make art collecting accessible to all.
A clear thread throughout many of Affordable Art Fair NYC’s gallery presentations is a commitment to amplifying diverse perspectives, whether through cultural identity, gender, or neurodiversity. Many of the artists showcasing work engage deeply with personal and collective narratives, exploring memory, home, displacement, resilience, and social issues.
Collaboration and cross-disciplinary approaches are common, from weaving and murals to photography and mosaics. Recognition spans both prestigious institutions and public platforms, reflecting a balance of critical acclaim, commercial success, and cultural relevance. Here are a few examples coming to the fair this Fall:
* Peter Peereboom (ART_020) – Dutch artist based in Paris for over 35 years; solo exhibition at Centre Pompidou.
* Mauricio Morillas (ARTMIX) – Nine works acquired by Delta Airlines for Atlanta Sky Club Lounge.
* Glen Wexler (Fabrik Projects) – Photographic artist blending surrealism and cinematic narrative; works in LACMA, George Eastman Museum, and Palm Springs Art Museum.
* Aimee Hofmann (Local Canvas) – Artist navigating disability; featured in 2024 Burke Rehabilitation Gala documentary.
* Marisa Mu (TITS & CO.) – First Australian and Queer Woman of Color to present a major exhibition at Gracie Mansion (PRIDE 2025).
* Madalena Negrone & Llanor Alleyne (Tourné Gallery) – Negrone’s Origine acquired by National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, Rome; Alleyne’s Another Poem acquired by Leslie-Lohman Museum, NYC.
* Philip Greenberg (Upstream Gallery) – Award-winning NYT photographer; work in 9/11 Museum, Museum of Contemporary Photography, and SF MOMA.
* Pham Luan (Vietnamese Contemporary Fine Art) – First Asian artist with painting in New York Historical Society; represented in Vietnam National Assembly House and Vietnam Fine Arts Museum.
Affordable Art Fair New York City 2025 Exhibitor List:
Able Fine Art NY, AC Latin Art, Agora Gallery, AL CONTAR DEL ARTE, Alida Anderson Art Projects, Amai, Analog Contemporary, Art Angler, Art Bond NY, ART MORA, Art Pantheon Gallery, ART_020, ArtDog London, Artemiro Gallery, Artêria Gallery, Artios Gallery, ARTMIX, ARTSEEKER GALLERY, Artspace Warehouse, ARTSTAR, AXIOM Contemporary, AZART Gallery, Blue Triangle, Bryan Gallery, CABADA CONTEMPORARY, Callaghans of Shrewsbury, CARINA HASLAM GALLERY, CHIEFS & SPIRITS, Contemporary Art Gallery, Contessa Gallery, Cube Gallery, Deodato Arte, Elisa Contemporary Art, Emmanuelle G. Contemporary, Envie d’Art, Fabrik Projects, Fremin Gallery, Galerie L’Atelier, Gallery G-77, Gallery Sitka, Gallery Twostones, Seoul, Gallery Wald, Garcia Studio, Harsh Collective, Hudson River Art Collective, J&J Art, Inc., JC GALLERY, JJ Contemporary Art Gallery, KIMUSTUDIO, Local Canvas, Lustre Contemporary, Lynn Savarese Photography, Manifest Destiny Art Gallery, Marisol Art NYC, monogramma & Clode Art Gallery, Mookji Art Contemporary, Muriel Guépin Gallery, Noble Art Nexus, Olivia Connelly, Palma Arte, Phillip Michaels Art, Proyecto Medellín, Quantum Contemporary Art, Ravan Gallery, Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery, SAB GALLERY, Signet Contemporary Art, Southside Contemporary Art Gallery, Spence Gallery, Steidel Contemporary, SUNNY GALLERY, suspicion, TAG Fine Arts, the NORMAL ROYAL, The Tolman Collection Tokyo, TITS & CO., Tourné Gallery, treat gallery, Upstream Gallery, Vietnamese Contemporary Fine Art, Warnes Contemporary, Will’s Art Warehouse, and Zapallar Collective
Select exhibitors and fellows are also available to share insight into why Affordable Art Fair remains a trusted sales platform and discovery space.
About Affordable Art Fair: Since its founding in London in 1999, Affordable Art Fair has grown into a global platform for contemporary art, held in 15 cities worldwide. The Fair attracts over 250,000 art lovers annually, offering an approachable environment for both seasoned and novice collectors to discover original works by emerging and established artists.
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