From Jan. 11–15, 2017, the LA Art Show will bring an exciting variety of art to the Los Angeles Convention Center.
The LA Art Show continues to grow in stature and reputation, and attracted nearly 70,000 visitors in 2016. Next month, the show will exhibit works of art from 90 galleries from 18 different countries.
With such an international focus, the LA Art Show serves as a major networking event for curators, gallerists and collectors from around the world. Alongside the huge number of artwork, the event will also feature gastronomic delights from the city’s vibrant culinary scene.
Los Angeles is a fascinating destination in its own right, with plenty of attractions to keep visitors busy. After you’ve visited the art show, explore the city and nearby beaches.
For those that have more time to travel, tack on a trip to San Francisco. The best way to do so is by driving the iconic Pacific Coast Highway between the two cities.
The LA Art Show is a great starting point for a New Year trip to California. For those that live in colder climes, the California winter may provide a welcome respite from the cold.
A one-day pass for the LA Art Show costs $30, while a four-day pass will set you back $60. You can buy tickets from the LA Art Show website or at the door.
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