Hi All, if you are looking for venues to show your work Scottsdale in March should be great . The westher is good and Scottsdale Art Week pulls a crowd. Details below.
First Look: Six Galleries Joining Scottsdale Art Week 2027 |
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We are only six months away from the third edition of Scottsdale Art Week, presented by Scottsdale Ferrari, set to take place March 18-21, 2027, at WestWorld in Scottsdale. We have so many things happening behind the scenes right now that will make this year’s fair another success across the board. As we look ahead to another exciting edition, we are pleased to announce that booths are filling up quickly with quality blue-chip galleries from around the world. In today’s newsletter, we would like to highlight six galleries participating in Scottsdale Art Week 2027. Together, these galleries represent the range, quality, and international perspective that have become hallmarks of the fair, bringing exceptional works and fresh perspectives to Scottsdale’s growing art community.
This first announcement of a select group of exhibitors offers just a glimpse of what collectors and art enthusiasts can expect next March. With galleries joining us from across the country and around the world, the 2027 edition is shaping up to be our most ambitious yet. We look forward to introducing more participating galleries in the coming months and welcoming collectors, museums, designers, and art lovers to Scottsdale for four days of exceptional art, discovery, and conversation. |
Nikoleta Sekulovic, Elinor Wylie, 2025, 78 3/4 x 106 1/4" |
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Rebecca Hossack Gallery (London)
We are proud to announce that Rebecca Hossack will be joining Scottsdale Art Week for the first time. We have been chatting with Rebecca when we see her at various fairs around the country, and we are thrilled that she will be coming to Scottsdale to share her vision with collectors at the fair. Rebecca Hossack Gallery is a contemporary art gallery based in Fitzrovia, London, specializing in Aboriginal, Australian, non-Western, and Western art. This year marks the 38th anniversary of the gallery. Over the course of those three decades, the gallery has built an international reputation for innovation, individuality, energy, and excellence.
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Brittany Fanning, Start of Summer, 2025, 48 x 72" |
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Octavia Art Gallery (New Orleans) Another first-time participant in the fair is New Orleans-based Octavia Gallery. Octavia presents the work of emerging, mid-career, and established artists with diverse cultural backgrounds and a strong focus on abstraction. The gallery represents the estate of first-generation Abstract Expressionist Fritz Bultman, as well as Art Deco sculptor Enrique Alferez. Octavia is owned and operated by women and was founded in 2008 by Pamela Bryan. |
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Cara Romero, Coyote Appears at Muhadagi Do'ag (Greasy Mountain), 2026 |
Cara Romero Gallery (Santa Fe)
Cara Romero Gallery is located in downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico, and is owned by world-renowned Indigenous photographer Cara Romero. Cara has work currently hanging in the Guggenheim Museum, and her first solo exhibition just closed at the Phoenix Art Museum and is now headed to the Museum of Contemporary Art in Jacksonville, Florida. Cara represents a variety of contemporary Indigenous artists in her gallery, including Diego Romero, Matteo Romero, and Leah Fragua. When Cara participated in SAW last year, it marked the first time an Indigenous woman-owned gallery took a booth at an art fair in America. |
Ed Mell, Dilkon Downburst, oil on linen, 36 x 20" |
Medicine Man Gallery (Tucson)
Medicine Man Gallery, owned by Mark Sublette, is a force when it comes to historic and contemporary Western and Native American Art. Owner Mark Sublette has also become a force in the social media and pod cast world, as his videos have over one million views and his podcast Art Dealer Dairies, was one of the first to document the Western and Native art worlds. Medicine Man Gallery also sponsors the Best of Show Award each year for the Santa Fe Indian Market. Mark’s talk last year during our fair covering the career of Ed Mell and Maynard Dixon was one of our most attended of the weekend. |
Ryan Campbell, Untitled, Acrylic and Gold Leaf on Canvas, 48 x 72" |
Melissa Morgan Fine Art (Palm Springs, Ca)
Melissa Morgan Fine Art is a leading destination for contemporary art in the American West, known for its distinctive program, refined eye, and deeply personal approach to collecting. Located on El Paseo in Palm Desert, California, the gallery spans 6,000 square feet alongside a half-acre outdoor sculpture garden. Founded in 2002 by Melissa Morgan, the gallery was built on the belief that art is not only to be seen but also experienced. |
Sulette van der Merwe, Threshold, 2026 |
Blond Contemporary (London)
Blond Contemporary is based in London, UK, and specializes in Contemporary Art and Photography. They are also secondary market specialists and a growing primary platform for emerging talent. At the Scottsdale Art Week last year, they wowed visitors with an assortment of digital and original works by David Hockney. Inventory also includes works by Milton Avery, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Peter Blake, Sophia Bounou, Alexander Calder, Eric Fischl and Sam Francis. |
As you can see, Scottsdale Art Week 2027 presented by Scottsdale Ferrari is already shaping up to be a standout fair, with respected blue chip galleries from around the world coming together to connect with a dynamic and growing community of collectors and art lovers in the Phoenix metropolitan area. We have booths available at all sizes but they are going quickly. Apply now for your gallery to be considered for Scottsdale Art Week 2027. |
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