With Latin American art at its core, Pinta Miami has built a distinct place within Miami Art Week, bringing together the diversity of practices, generations and perspectives shaping the region today.
Under the direction of Diego Costa Peuser and the global curatorial and artistic direction of Irene Gelfman, the fair continues to strengthen its identity and its commitment to the art of the region.
From December 3–6, the 2026 edition becomes the setting for Pinta’s 20th edition celebration, looking back at a history of visibility, circulation and connection while continuing to create new opportunities. As the only fair specialized in Latin American art during Miami Art Week, Pinta Miami reaffirms its role as a space where the region’s modern and contemporary art can be discovered, discussed and projected internationally.
This edition brings together national and international galleries showcasing artists from around the world across three sections: Main Section, RADAR, and NEXT.
The fair presents more than 42 participating galleries from across the Americas and Europe as it celebrates 20 editions dedicated to Latin American art in the United States.
Pinta Miami’s Main Section presents an international selection of galleries where diverse contemporary perspectives converge, all sharing roots deeply embedded in Latin American culture.
RADAR is the section of Pinta Miami dedicated to curatorial proposals that explore new perspectives within contemporary art. Conceived as a space for research and dialogue, it brings together artistic practices that open critical readings on territory, materiality, memory, the body, and ways of inhabiting the present.
NEXT is the section of Pinta Miami dedicated to emerging galleries that foster new forms of creation, experimentation, and artistic support. Conceived as a space for innovative curatorial proposals, it brings together projects that expand their ways of working and build new dialogues between artists, territories, and audiences.
Pinta Miami is led by Irene Gelfman, Pinta’s Global Curator. Isabella Lenzi curates the RADAR Section, while Marina Reyes Franco serves as curator of the NEXT Section. The fair’s spatial design is developed by architect Daniel Fischer
FORO is a space for dialogue and reflection dedicated to the debates, aesthetics, and critical issues shaping contemporary and modern photography.
Designed to foster meaningful connections between visitors and the artworks, three guides will lead curated tours throughout the fair using an engaging, accessible, and conversational approach. These eclectic tours explore the diversity of techniques and conceptual approaches embraced by the artists, offering deeper insight into the practices of contemporary photography.
The application for exhibitor galleries interested in participating in this edition is now available.
Throughout its different editions, Pinta has brought together galleries, artists, curators, collectors, and institutions, establishing itself as a leading platform for the exchange and promotion of Latin American art. Explore the archive and discover some of the most memorable moments from past fairs and Art Weeks.
EFG International is a global group specializing in private banking and asset management. Headquartered in Zurich, it operates in 40 locations around the world, including cities in Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Americas, and the Middle East. For the twelfth consecutive year, EFG is proud to be the main sponsor of Pinta Miami 2026. During the fair, EFG, in collaboration with Art Nexus, will present the EFG Latin America Art Award. This award once again highlights EFG International's commitment to the region, its culture, and its people, emphasizing activities related to both local and international art. The award is given in recognition of the work of emerging artists exhibited at five contemporary art fairs in Latin America. Each year's winner is celebrated during Pinta Miami.
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