January 15, 2021 

The Shed photo by Brett Beyer 

As new cases of the coronavirus continue to grow in number, one art fair is moving forward with its plan to host an in-person event in New York in the spring.

Frieze New York has announced the 66 galleries more than 60 of the world’s leading galleries that will participate in its upcoming edition. Opening May 7-9 (Preview May 5-6), Frieze New York takes place at The Shed in Manhattan in the Hudson Yards development, alongside Frieze Viewing Room and an anchor program of talks and special projects. The fair will be accompanied by an expanded program of collaborations, special projects and talks. Other art fairs have so far delayed providing more details about upcoming editions in 2021, other than Expo Chicago, which earlier this week announced that it is postponing its April dates until at least July.

Frieze Viewing Room will run alongside Frieze New York at The Shed and benefit from enhanced digital functionality, reaching a global online audience and those that might not be able to travel to New York.

“I am proud that Frieze New York continues to be innovative and community driven, qualities that will be reflected in our 2021 programming,” said the Frieze New York Director of Programming Loring Randolph.

The full list of exhibitors follows below.

Participating Galleries

Miguel Abreu Gallery

Tanya Bonakdar Gallery

Canada

James Cohan

Massimo De Carlo

dépendance

Donald Ellis Gallery

Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel

Gagosian

François Ghebaly

Goodman Gallery

Marian Goodman Gallery

Alexander Gray Associates

Kavi Gupta

Hauser & Wirth

Xavier Hufkens

Gallery Hyundai

Jenkins Johnson Gallery

Jhaveri Contemporary

Casey Kaplan

Karma

Sean Kelly Gallery

Tina Keng Gallery

Tina Kim Gallery

David Kordansky Gallery

Andrew Kreps Gallery

Lehmann Maupin

David Lewis

Lisson Gallery

Luhring Augustine

Matthew Marks Gallery

Mendes Wood DM

Victoria Miro

Mitchell-Innes & Nash

The Modern Institute

mor charpentier

Nature Morte

P.P.O.W

Pace Gallery

Franklin Parrasch Gallery

Parrasch Heijnen

Peres Projects

Perrotin

Proyectos Ultravioleta

Thaddaeus Ropac

Salon 94

Esther Schipper

Sfeir-Semler

Sikkema Jenkins & Co.

Société

Vermelho

Vielmetter Los Angeles

White Cube

David Zwirner

Frame

Barro: Agustina Woodgate

Château Shatto: Zeinab Saleh

Clima: Dana Lok

Company Gallery: WangShui

Bridget Donahue: Olga Balema

Gordon Robichaux: Otis Houston Jr.

Hannah Hoffman: Olga Balema

Instituto de Visión: Wilson Díaz

Galeria Bruno Múrias: Henrique Pavão

PM8 / Francisco Salas: Elena Narbutaitė

Unit 17: Gabrielle L’Hirondelle Hill

Wilding Cran Gallery: Karon Davis