Cristian Miller

Kelly Sinnapah Mary, The Sacred Garden (2026), James Cohan Gallery The 15th edition of Frieze New York opened last week at The Shed in New York City. In a fair synonymous with variety, this edition stood out with a particularly diverse and thoughtfully curated array of artists whose works championed the heritage and backgrounds of their creators.

Élise Peroi’s textile works at Carvalho Gallery’s booth (c/o Carvalho) The seventh edition of Frieze LA came to a close last week, after a packed opening that brought over 30,000 people to the fair over the course of four days. The high attendance was matched by a strong sales record that infused a much-needed sense of optimism into an art market rocked by turbulence and uncertainty in 2025.

Works by Pedro Coronel, Mathias Goeritz, Wolfgang Palen, Carlos Orozco Romero, Joy Laville, Gunther Gerzso, Miguel Covarrubias at Galería Enrique Guerrero’s booth The 22nd edition of Zona Maco, Latin America’s largest international art fair, opened in early February in Mexico City.