Marking its 20-year anniversary in Miami Beach, Art Baselreveals line-up of 283leadinggalleries, the fair’s largest edition to date

283 premiergalleries from38countries and territories–including26first-time participants–will exhibit this year

Reinforcing its position as the premier global fair in the Americas, the showwill present an exceptionaloverview of artists, galleries, and new perspectivesfrom the region

Celebrating 20 years of Art Basel in Miami Beach, the fair will extend beyond the show floor with a vibrant cultural program across the city's world-class institutions and private collections

Art Basel, whose Lead Partner is UBS, will take place from December 1 to December 3, with preview days on November 29 and November 30 at the Miami Beach Convention Center (MBCC)

Art Basel celebrates its 20th-anniversary edition in Miami Beach with 283 premier galleries–the largest show in Miami Beach to date –including 26 first-time participantsas well as multiple exhibitorsreturning after abriefhiatus.More than half of this year’s gallerieshaveprincipal gallery locations in North and South America,joined bynew andreturning exhibitors from Africa,Asia, and Europe.

The 26newly participating galleries include:Alexandre Gallery (New York); And Now (Dallas); Edel Assanti (London); Berry Campbell (New York); José de la Mano (Madrid); Bridget Donahue(New York);Emalin (London); Herlitzka + Faria (Barrio Norte); K Art (Buffalo); Kristina Kite Gallery (Los Angeles);Paulo Kuczynski (São Paulo); Magenta Plains (New York); P21 (Seoul); Queer Thoughts (New York); Residency Art Gallery (Inglewood); Rolf Art (Buenos Aires); Meredith Rosen Gallery (New York); Chris Sharp Gallery (Los Angeles); Soft Opening (London); SophieTappeiner (Vienna); Stars (Los Angeles); Sultana (Arles and Paris); Super Dakota (Brussels);Rodeo (Londonand Piraeus);Watanuki Ltd. / Toki-no-Wasuremono (Tokyo); and Yavuz Gallery (RedfernandSingapore). The fair continues to offer differing models for participation, including joint booths by A Gentil Carioca (Rio de Janeiro andSão Paulo) and Goodman Gallery (Cape Town, Johannesburg,and London)as well as Bridget Donahue (New York) and Hannah Hoffman (Los Angeles) in the Galleries sector; and Super Dakota (Brussels) and Helen Anrather (New York) in the Nova sector.

The 20th-anniversary editionmarks two decades of growth and impact by Art Basel as a cultural cornerstone in South Florida, across the Americas, and beyond.

‘It is truly exciting to celebrate our 20-year presencein Miami Beach,’says Marc Spiegler, Global Director, Art Basel. ‘Over the last two decades our show has not only reinforced its pivotalposition in the region –uniquelybridging the art scenes of North and South Americas, Europe,and beyond–but also playeda galvanising role in the city’s profound cultural transformation. The increasingly diverse range of galleries and artisticvoicesrepresented will make our show richer in discoveriesthan ever before.’

‘20 years of Art Basel has shown us the very best version of our community. So much of our investment in our cultural assets and amenities is a result of Art Basel’s example,” says Dan Gelber, Mayor, City of Miami Beach

GalleriesThe fair’s main sector features213of the world’sleading galleries, exhibiting works across all mediums and representing the highest quality of paintings, sculptures, installations, and more. Several exhibitors will return to the fair following a hiatus,including Galeria Raquel Arnaud from São Paulo; Karma International from Zurich; Galerie Barbara Thumm from Berlin; Marlborough with exhibition spaces in Barcelona, Madrid, London, andNew York; andLia Rumma from Milan and Naples.Additionally, sevengalleriesthatpreviously exhibitedin the Survey or theNova sector will transitioninto the main sector: Balice Hertling from Paris;Nicelle Beauchene Gallery from New York; blank projects from Cape Town; Chapter NY from New York; Commonwealth and Council from Los Angeles; Thomas Erben Gallery from New York; and Hannah Hoffman from Los Angeles. For the full list of exhibitors in Galleries, please visit artbasel.com/miami-beach/galleries.

PositionsPresenting solo exhibitionsbyemerging international artists, this year’sPositionssector will feature 19solo presentationsand welcomes11new participants. Highlights from the sector include new paintings by Tonia Nnejithat continue her series ‘Uncommon Lands, Common Grounds,’ which investigates the role of commemorative religious fabrics in unfamiliar contexts, presented byRele Gallery; first-time participant And Now’s presentation of materially abstract paintings by Leslie Martinezbridgingqueerness and border politics; and works by Ishi Glinsky, honoring Indigenous people’s connection to land through material exploration and reimaginedproduction, at first-time participantChris Sharp Gallery. For the full gallery list for Positions, please visit artbasel.com/miami-beach/positions.