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Frieze Los Angeles has named the more than 100 galleries that will participate in its 2025 edition, scheduled to run February 20–23 at the Santa Monica Airport.
This year’s fair will continue with some of the changes it introduced last year, including its shift to align with the Presidents Day holiday weekend, site-specific commissions by the Art Production Fund, and a tent designed by the architectural firm WHY. It will also feature a few more galleries than the 95 that exhibited in the 2024. Additionally, independent curator Essence Harden will once again organize the fair’s Focus section, which highlights emerging artists.
The 2025 edition of Frieze LA will bring together a mix of mega-galleries and blue-chip enterprises, including Gagosian, Hauser & Wirth, Pace Gallery, David Zwirner, White Cube, Lisson Gallery, Kukje Gallery, Victoria Miro, Maureen Paley, and Thaddaeus Ropac, alongside some of the city’s top home-grown dealerships like Blum, Regen Projects, David Kordansky Gallery, The Box, Night Gallery, and Commonwealth & Council. (Nearly half of all the exhibitors operate a space in LA.)
In an effort to change up the fair’s typical exhibitor list, 14 galleries will head to Frieze LA for the first time, such as Southern Guild, Mariane Ibrahim, Linseed, Monique Meloche, and Timothy Taylor. Matthew Brown, Sebastian Gladstone, Charlie James, and Nazarian / Curcio have been promoted from the Focus section to the main Galleries section. More than half of the galleries in this year’s Focus section are LA-based, including Sow & Tailor, Make Room, Nonaka-Hill, and Carlye Packer; they will feature alongside Minneapolis’s Dreamsong, New York’s Lyles & King, and Oakland’s pt. 2 Gallery.
“As a major art center, Los Angeles plays an influential role in the global art scene,” Frieze’s Americas director Christine Messineo said in a statement. “Frieze Los Angeles 2025 will serve as a key platform in the city’s dynamic cultural landscape, celebrating creativity, innovation and community. This year, at Santa Monica Airport, we will bring together a stellar roster of galleries and artists that reflect the vibrancy and diversity of Los Angeles and beyond.”
The full exhibitor list follows below.
Galleries
| Exhibitor | Location(s) |
| 303 Gallery | New York |
| Altman Siegel | San Francisco |
| Bank | Shanghai |
| Blum | Los Angeles, Tokyo, New York |
| Tanya Bonakdar Gallery | New York, Los Angeles |
| Bortolami Gallery | New York |
| The Box | Los Angeles |
| Broadway | New York |
| Matthew Brown | Los Angeles, New York |
| Canada Gallery | New York |
| Château Shatto | Los Angeles |
| James Cohan | New York |
| Commonwealth and Council | Los Angeles |
| Company Gallery | New York |
| Dastan | Tehran, Toronto |
| Jeffrey Deitch | New York, Los Angeles |
| Anat Ebgi | Los Angeles, New York |
| galerie frank elbaz | Paris |
| Stephen Friedman Gallery | London, New York |
| James Fuentes | Los Angeles, New York |
| Gagosian | New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Le Bourget, Geneva, Basel, Gstaad, Rome, Athens, Hong Kong |
| François Ghebaly | Los Angeles, New York |
| Gladstone | New York, Brussels, Seoul, Los Angeles, Rome |
| Sebastian Gladstone | Los Angeles, New York |
| Gomide&Co | São Paulo |
| Marian Goodman | New York, Paris, Los Angeles |
| Alexander Gray Associates | New York, Germantown |
| Hales | New York, London |
| Hauser & Wirth | New York, Los Angeles, London, Somerset, Zurich, St. Moritz, Gstaad, Basel, Menorca, Monaco, Paris, Hong Kong |
| Galerie Max Hetzler | Berlin, Paris, London, Marfa |
| Hannah Hoffman | Los Angeles |
| Xavier Hufkens | Brussels |
| Gallery Hyundai | Seoul, New York |
| Mariane Ibrahim | Chicago, Mexico City, Paris |
| Taka Ishii Gallery | Tokyo, Kyoto, Maebashi |
| Charlie James | Los Angeles |
| Jenkins Johnson Gallery | San Francisco, New York |
| Johyun Gallery | Seoul, Busan |
| Casey Kaplan | New York |
| Karma | New York, Los Angeles |
| Kasmin | New York |
| kaufmann repetto | New York, Milan |
| Sean Kelly | New York, Los Angeles |
| Tina Kim Gallery | New York, Seoul |
| David Kordansky Gallery | Los Angeles, New York |
| Kukje Gallery | Seoul, Busan |
| L.A. Louver | Los Angeles |
| Lehmann Maupin | New York, Seoul, London |
| Galerie Lelong & Co. | New York, Paris |
| Linseed | Shanghai |
| Lisson Gallery | Los Angeles, New York, London, Beijing, Shanghai |
| Matthew Marks Gallery | New York, Los Angeles |
| Massimo De Carlo | Milano, London, Hong Kong, Beijing, Paris |
| Anthony Meier | Mill Valley |
| moniquemeloche | Chicago |
| Mendes Wood DM | São Paulo, Brussels, Paris, New York |
| Victoria Miro | London, Venice |
| Nazarian / Curcio | Los Angeles |
| Night Gallery | Los Angeles |
| Galleria Lorcan O’Neill | Rome, Venice |
| OMR | Mexico City |
| Ortuzar | New York |
| Pace Gallery | New York, London, Hong Kong, Geneva, Seoul, Los Angeles, Tokyo |
| Maureen Paley | London, Hove |
| Parker Gallery | Los Angeles |
| Perrotin | Paris, New York, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Shanghai, Seoul, Los Angeles, London |
| The Pit | Los Angeles |
| Proyectos Monclova | Mexico City |
| Almine Rech | New York, Paris, Brussels, London, Shanghai, Monaco |
| Regen Projects | Los Angeles |
| Roberts Projects | Los Angeles |
| Nara Roesler | São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, New York |
| Thaddaeus Ropac | London, Paris, Salzburg, Seoul |
| Michael Rosenfeld Gallery | New York |
| Richard Saltoun Gallery | London, Rome, New York |
| Marc Selwyn Fine Art | Los Angeles |
| Silverlens | Manila, New York |
| Jessica Silverman | San Francisco |
| Southern Guild | Los Angeles, Cape Town |
| Craig Starr Gallery | New York |
| Stars | Los Angeles |
| Timothy Taylor | London, New York |
| Tilton Gallery | New York |
| Various Small Fires | Los Angeles, Dallas, Seoul |
| Venus Over Manhattan | New York |
| Vielmetter Los Angeles | Los Angeles |
| Welancora Gallery | New York |
| White Cube | London, New York, Hong Kong, Paris, Seoul |
| David Zwirner | New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Hong Kong |
Focus
| Exhibitor | Location(s) |
| Bel Ami | Los Angeles |
| Dominique Gallery | Los Angeles |
| Dreamsong | Minneapolis |
| Lyles & King | New York |
| Make Room | Los Angeles |
| Nonaka-Hill | Los Angeles, Kyoto |
| Ochi | Ketchum, Los Angeles |
| Carlye Packer | Los Angeles |
| Tyler Park Presents | Los Angeles |
| pt. 2 Gallery | Oakland |
| Sow & Tailor | Los Angeles |
| Superposition Gallery | New York |