Art Madrid 26 | 04.03.-08.03.2026

The Art Madrid fair aims to be a significant platform for the contemporary art market in Spain, presenting a wide and accessible selection of artworks. Its focus is on fostering dialogue between artists, galleries, and the public, as well as strengthening the art trade in the Spanish capital. The fair offers a diverse mix of established and emerging galleries showcasing works in painting, sculpture, photography, and digital art.

Special Features:
A particular strength of Art Madrid lies in its ability to create an intimate and accessible atmosphere that appeals to both seasoned collectors and newcomers. The fair is known for its careful selection of participating galleries and the presentation of high-quality works across a wide range of prices. In addition to the main section, there are often curated sections dedicated to specific themes or artists. An extensive accompanying program of talks, discussions, and guided tours of the fair further enriches the visitor experience. Its central location in the Palacio de Cibeles also adds to the fair’s attractiveness.

Target Audience:
Art Madrid is aimed at a broad audience, including art collectors, curators, art advisors, and all art enthusiasts interested in the latest developments in the contemporary art scene. It appeals both to first-time buyers and to experienced collectors seeking to acquire high-quality works.

History:
Founded in 2006, Art Madrid has since become a permanent fixture in the Spanish art scene. It is held annually in parallel with ARCOmadrid and provides an important complement to Madrid’s art calendar. The fair has steadily gained in significance and plays a key role in positioning Madrid as a dynamic and accessible art capital. The upcoming 2026 edition will celebrate the fair’s 20th anniversary.

Venue and Dates:

• Venue: Galería de Cristal, Palacio de Cibeles, Calle Montalbán 1, 28014 Madrid, Spain

• Dates: March 4–8, 2026

  • Professional Day / Preview: March 4, 2026 (morning, exact times vary)

  • Public Days: March 4–8, 2026 (afternoon on March 4, full days thereafter)

(Image above: Art Madrid – courtesy of Art Madrid)