The Atlanta Art Fair will hold its third edition from October 1 to 4 at Pullman Yards, bringing together more than 67 galleries in a setting that blends industrial history with contemporary creativity.
Organized by AMP (Art Market Productions), the fair is led by director Kelly Freeman and artistic director Nato Thompson. The lineup is still being finalized, but the current roster already signals a broad international reach, with participants expected from the United States, Korea, Spain, Uganda, South Africa, and beyond.
Among the first-time exhibitors are Bill Hodges Gallery and Claire Oliver Gallery from New York, along with Art Melanated and SAB Gallery from Los Angeles. Regional voices will also remain central, with returning Atlanta names such as Fay Gold Gallery, Jackson Fine Art, Marcia Wood Gallery, and Whitespace.
The fair's global scope is further reflected in galleries including Hera Kim Gallery in Seoul, Borderlands Art in Uganda, and Pigment Gallery in Barcelona. That mix of local and international perspectives positions the event as a meeting point for collectors, artists, and curators looking toward new conversations in the art market.
Atlanta's wider cultural ecosystem continues to support that momentum, with institutions such as Atlanta Contemporary, the High Museum of Art, and the Michael C. Carlos Museum helping shape the city's creative identity.
As the fair expands, it highlights how regional art scenes can grow into international platforms, suggesting a future where Atlanta plays an even larger role in the global art calendar.
