Curated Mix of Renowned & Emerging Galleries Coming to WestWorld of Scottsdale This March
What launched last year as the biggest new American art fair in decades continues to draw worldwide attention, with more than 120 recognized global galleries headed to WestWorld this spring for the second edition of Scottsdale Art Week presented by Scottsdale Ferrari.
Slated for Thursday, March 19 through Sunday, March 22, 2026, at WestWorld of Scottsdale (16601 N Pima Road, Scottsdale), the 2026 edition of Scottsdale Art Week will feature a curated collection of blue-chip, modern and contemporary works as well as historic, Indigenous and
Western art spread across WestWorld’s expansive North Hall, 120,000-square-foot famously the home of The Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction.
Participating galleries include:
- 1202 Contemporary — Gilroy, CA
- Able Fine Art NY Gallery — New York, NY
- Acosta Strong Fine Art — Santa Fe, NM
- Ai Bo Gallery — Purchase, NY
- Alida Anderson Art Projects — Potomac, MD
- Anticus Gallery — Scottsdale, AZ
- Art Angels — West Hollywood, CA
- Axiom Contemporary — Phoenix, AZ / Philadelphia, PA
- Benrimon Editions — New York, NY
- bG Gallery — Santa Monica, CA
- Biltmore Fine Art — Phoenix, AZ
- Blond Contemporary — London, UK
- Bonner David Galleries — Scottsdale, AZ / New York, NY
- Bronze Coast Gallery — Cannon Beach, OR
- Bruno Art Group — Tel Aviv, Israel / New Delhi, India / Singapore
- Burgess Gallery / Lurie Fine Art — Fort Lauderdale, FL
- C. Grimaldis Gallery — Baltimore, MD
- Cara Romero Gallery — Santa Fe, NM
- coGALERIE — Baden-Baden, Germany
- Collector’s Lounge at Galerie Town — Scottsdale, AZ
- Contessa Gallery — Palm Beach, FL / Southampton, NY / Cleveland, OH
- Corridor Contemporary — Tel Aviv, Israel
- Craighead Green Gallery — Dallas, TX
- Cruz Gallery — Santa Fe, NM
- D. Colabella Fine Art Gallery — Ridgefield, CT
- De Musson — London, UK / Kingdom of Bahrain
- de Sarthe — Scottsdale, AZ / Hong Kong
- Deep West — Tempe, AZ
- Domenico Belli Gallery — Henryville, PA
- Earth Maker Gallery — Phoenix, AZ
- Edition ONE Gallery — Santa Fe, NM
- Epicentrum Art Gallery — Opole, Poland / Paris, France / New York, NY
- Etherton Gallery — Tucson, AZ
- Ferrari Gallery — Dallas, TX
- Fotovat Gallery — Fort Lauderdale, FL
- Galleria of Nature — Scottsdale, AZ
- Gallery Makowski — New York, NY / Paris, France / Hong Kong
- Gallery Tableau — Seoul, South Korea
- GALLERyLABS Contemporary Art — New Haven, CT / Buenos Aires, Argentina / Miami, FL / Palm Beach, FL / New York, NY
- Gama Gallery — Istanbul, Turkey
- Gary Snyder Fine Art MT — Bozeman, MT
- Gebert Contemporary — Scottsdale, AZ / Santa Fe, NM
- Gefen Gallery — San Francisco, CA
- Gladwell & Patterson — Stamford, UK / London, UK
- Green River Fossil Company — Logan, UT
- Habatat — Royal Oak, MI
- Heritage Auctions — Dallas, TX
- Imaginario — Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Iustitia Fine Arts — New York, NY
- J Klein Gallery — Scottsdale, AZ / Windsor, CO
- Jackson Junge Gallery — Chicago, IL
- Jane Hamilton Fine Art — Tucson, AZ
- Klingeler Gallery — Scottsdale, AZ
- L.E. Gallery — Brussels, Belgium / London, UK
- Larsen Gallery — Scottsdale, AZ
- Latchezar Contemporary — Novato, CA
- Lisa Sette Gallery — Phoenix, AZ
- Long-Sharp Gallery — Indianapolis, IN
- M | H Contemporary — Venice, CA / New Orleans, LA
- Maria Elena Kravetz Gallery — Córdoba, Argentina
- Mark A. Johnson Tribal Art — Marina del Rey, CA / Los Angeles, CA
- Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery — Tucson, AZ
- Melissa Morgan Fine Art — Palm Desert, CA
- Michael Fine Art — San Francisco, CA
- Michael Szabo Studio — San Francisco, CA
- Mihanovic International — Aspen, CO / Croatia
- MODRN EARTH — Detroit, MI
- Monroe Gallery of Photography — Santa Fe, NM
- Montana Trails Gallery — Bozeman, MT
- Morning Glory Gallery — Albuquerque, NM
- MRG Fine Art — Sherman Oaks, CA
- NB Gallery — Sacramento, CA
- Nelson Fine Art — Scottsdale, AZ
- Okay Spark Fine Art — Norfolk, VA / San Francisco, CA
- Palette Contemporary Art & Craft — Albuquerque, NM
- Paul Scott Gallery — Scottsdale, AZ
- Pavel Novak Glass — Collingswood, NJ / Lake Worth Beach, FL
- Peace Waters — San Diego, CA
- Price Krishnan Gallery — Minneapolis, MN
- R. Alexander Fine Art — Peachtree Corners, GA
- Ray Tigerman Studios — Tubac, AZ / Sante Fe, NM / Scottsdale, AZ / Tucson, AZ / Sedona, AZ / Vail, CO / Durango, CO / Jackson, WY
- Renssen Art Gallery — Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Reyes Contemporary Art — Phoenix, AZ
- Robert Fontaine Gallery — Miami Beach, FL
- Rosior — Porto, Portugal / Lisbon, Portugal
- Ross Contemporary — Chicago, IL
- Saddle Road Contemporary — Santa Fe, NM
- Shanin Renee Art Gallery — Sedona, AZ
- Sous les Etoiles Gallery — New York, NY
- Stick Together Gallery — Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Tali Almog Gallery — Miami, FL
- TAMSEN Z — New York, NY
- THB Fine Art — Scottsdale, AZ
- The Sphere Gallery — Laguna Beach, CA
- Thomas Cleary American Indian Art — Santa Fe, NM
- Tierra Mar Gallery — Santa Fe, NM
- Timothy Yarger Fine Art — Los Angeles, CA
- Trifecta: Glass-Art-Lounge — Lexington, KY
- VK Gallery — Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Washington Gallery — Waco, TX
- William Havu Gallery — Denver, CO
- Yvel — Palm Beach, FL / New York, NY / Palm Springs, CA / Israel
“Scottsdale represents a relatively untapped market for an event of this size and scale, creating a prime opportunity for galleries to introduce their programs and artists to new audiences,” said Scottsdale Art Week Director Amy Gause, noting that the city has emerged as the nation’s fastest-growing hub for millionaires. “Our focus was to create an international art fair that feels relevant to today’s collectors, connecting leading galleries with an engaged audience that is actively buying and positioned to acquire significant work.”
In addition to welcoming 120+ galleries, Scottsdale Art Week will feature a robust
lineup of cultural programming offered in partnership with the likes of Phoenix Art Museum, Arizona State University Art Museum, the Heard Museum, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, the Center for Creative Photography, The Denver Art Museum and Heritage Auctions. Topics include curatorial and artistic practice, art collection care and preservation, photography, global market trends, LatinX art, Indigenous contemporary art, the relationship between art and design, Western art, and the changes and dynamics impacting today’s art market, among others.
First Look offers collectors an exclusive VIP opportunity to acquire works for their collections, with early access to the fair from 1 p.m. – 6 p.m. Thursday, March 19. Guests will be the first to explore thousands of works presented by leading international galleries in an intimate setting well before the public opening.
An Opening Night Vernissage will follow from 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. Thursday, March 19 at WestWorld. Benefiting Phoenix Art Museum, the Opening Night Vernissage presents an opportunity for guests to view and acquire works before the public opening and will feature a fashion presentation of wearable art courtesy of Galina Mihaleva, from Arizona State University’s FIDM. Attendees will also see several arts industry leaders receive prestigious awards during the opening night celebration.
For more about Scottsdale Art Week 2026 or to purchase tickets, visit ScottsdaleArtWeek.com or follow developments on Facebook, Instagram and X. Click here to view art images or photos from last year’s inaugural edition of Scottsdale Art Week.