Armory Show 2025 takes place September 5–7 at the Javits Center in Midtown West. More than 230 galleries from around the world will present works by emerging and established artists. Programming features focused tributes to influential figures, multi-borough collaborations with iconic institutions, and expanded partnerships. Spotlight booths honor Ming Fay for dreamlike botanical sculptures and Sylvie Hayes-Wallace for immersive installation work. For the first time, the Platform section will be curated by Souls Grown Deep, featuring large-scale installations, site-specific projects, paintings, assemblages, sculptures, and textiles by historically underrepresented Black artists from the American South. The fair addresses collectors, critics, and the art-curious.
Each September, New York City sets the global stage for contemporary art, and no event captures this spirit more than The Armory Show. Taking place September 5-7 at the Javits Center in Midtown West, the fair has earned its reputation as one of the most significant cultural gatherings in the world. With more than 230 galleries from across the globe presenting works from emerging voices to established masters, The Armory Show delivers an unrivaled experience for collectors, critics, and the art-curious alike.
This year's edition is particularly noteworthy, not just for the scale of its exhibitions but also for its innovative programming and expanded partnerships. From focused tributes to visionary artists to multi-borough collaborations with iconic institutions, The Armory Show 2025 will once again redefine the city's fall art season. Spotlight on Artists: Ming Fay and Sylvie Hayes-Wallace Each edition of The Armory Show highlights influential artists who have shaped the contemporary conversation.
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