Catch up on the global art scene with the Top 10 Upcoming Art Exhibitions and Fairs to Explore Worldwide. This November, dive into standout events like Manzar at the National Museum of Qatar, showcasing Pakistan’s artistic journey, and Biennale Art 2024 in Venice, a hotspot for innovative contemporary works. Whether you’re checking out the celebratory Luxembourg Art Week or exploring creativity at the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, these must-visit events are set to captivate art lovers worldwide.
Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair
21 Nov – 24 Nov 2024
London
The Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair is a premier international event dedicated to original contemporary printmaking. Featuring a mix of 50% specialist galleries and 50% independent artists selected through an international open call, it showcases celebrated names alongside emerging talent in its innovative Curated Hang. Renowned for challenging traditional art fair norms, WCPF fosters inclusivity, nurtures early collectors, and creates global opportunities for artists. Through progressive outreach and dynamic programming, it redefines contemporary printmaking and opens fine art to diverse audiences.
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Abu Dhabi Art Fair
20 Nov – 24 Nov 2024
Manarat Al Saadiyat, Abu Dhabi
The Abu Dhabi Art Fair, held annually each November at Manarat Al Saadiyat, is the pinnacle of a year-long visual arts program. This dynamic event brings together local and international galleries, offering an impressive selection of artworks for sale. Complemented by exhibitions, artist commissions, and installations spread across the emirate, it’s a vibrant celebration of creativity and culture.
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Hollis Taggart: Codes And Colors
21 Nov – 28 Dec 2024
New York
Hollis Taggart presents “Codes and Colors”, a three-person show of contemporary abstract artists incorporating text-based media and language. Featuring new work by Alessandro Painsi, Despina Stokou, and Milan Young, the exhibition brings together an international group of artists who embrace the expressive freedom of abstraction to challenge the supposedly fixed meanings of words and language structure. Curated by Severin Delfs, an Associate at Hollis Taggart, the exhibition celebrates contemporary artists who use abstraction to toy semantic meaning and demonstrate how language can be broken down or imbued with new meaning through imagery.
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FAB Paris
22 Nov – 27 Nov 2024
Grand Palais, Paris
FAB Paris Welcomesthe collections of Béatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild,organizesa symposiumon American and French museums and their acquisition policies, hosta thePlus Grand Musée de France, presents a newconcert by the Gautier Capuçon Foundation,and features a new edition of Arts Week.
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Michael Werner Gallery: Peter Saul
23 Nov- 8 Feb 2025
Beverly Hills
Michael Werner Gallery, Beverly Hills, presents Flunking the Talent Test, featuring new paintings by acclaimed American artist Peter Saul. Over nearly seven decades, Saul has forged a unique path in the art world, rejecting Abstract Expressionism to develop his distinct, narrative-rich style. Known for satirical depictions of war and politics, Saul now explores fresh themes inspired by art history, showcasing his continued innovation at 90 years old.
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Galerie Buchholz: Jack Goldstein
26 Nov – 18 Jan 2025
New York
Galerie Buchholz, founded in Cologne in 1986 by Daniel Buchholz, specializes in international contemporary art with locations in Cologne, Berlin, and New York City. Its Cologne headquarters, at Neven-DuMont-Strasse 17, evolved from Daniel Buchholz’s father’s antiquarian bookstore, which he continues to operate. The Berlin gallery opened in 2008 in Charlottenburg, while the New York space launched in 2015 on the Upper East Side. Christopher Müller, a partner since 2000, has co-curated exhibitions and organized film programs since 1996.
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Biennale Arte 2024
18 Nov – 24 Nov 2024
Arsenale
Biennale Art 2024, organized by La Biennale di Venezia, focuses on fostering learning and engagement through diverse educational initiatives. Catering to individuals, families, students, professionals, and universities, its programs actively involve participants in Guided Itineraries and Workshop Activities. Led by skilled professionals trained by La Biennale di Venezia, these initiatives aim to inspire creativity and exploration, making art accessible to all audiences, including children and young adults from various educational backgrounds.
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Luxembourg Art Week
22 Nov –24 Nov 2024
Luxembourg
Luxembourg Art Week 2024 celebrates its 10th edition starting Wednesday, 20 November. Founded in 2015 by gallerist Alex Reding, this vibrant event bridges the Luxembourg art scene with the international art market. Combining a welcoming art fair with a dynamic cultural program, it showcases a curated mix of renowned galleries, artist collectives, and regional art centers. Highlights include art talks, performances, a sculpture trail, and collaborations with national and international artists and institutions. Known for its inclusive spirit and relaxed atmosphere, it attracts collectors, gallerists, and art enthusiasts from across Europe.
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art3f Marseille
22 Nov–24 Nov 2024
Marseille, France
art3f Marseille is a welcoming contemporary art fair in France. It offers visitors, collectors, and dealers a relaxed atmosphere to explore and purchase a variety of artworks, from large wall pieces to diverse sculptures, at accessible prices. Known for fostering connections among art enthusiasts, the event highlights emerging talents and exciting contemporary creations. Part of the broader art3f network, it shares its vision with fairs across France and Europe, including art3f Luxembourg, Toulouse, and Reims.
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MANZAR
1 Nov – 31 Jan 2025
National Museum Qatar, Doha
Manzar: Art and Architecture from Pakistan 1940s to Today is a groundbreaking exhibition at the National Museum of Qatar in Doha. It explores Pakistan’s creative evolution over eight decades, showcasing more than 200 works across mediums such as paintings, drawings, videos, installations, and newly commissioned pieces by artists and architects. Its name from the Arabic and Urdu word ‘Manzar’ means scene or perspective. The exhibition highlights diverse views from Pakistan and its diaspora.
Organized by the Art Mill Museum—Qatar’s upcoming hub for international modern and contemporary art—Manzar marks a significant step in integrating non-Western art histories into global narratives. Running until January 31, 2025, it provides a scholarly exploration of Pakistan’s visual arts and architecture, connecting them to wider historical and cultural contexts.
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