Pinta Miami marks 20 years during Miami Art Week 2026

Pinta Miami returns to Coconut Grove from Dec. 3-6, 2026, to mark its 20th anniversary during Miami Art Week. The boutique fair will spotlight Latin American art, with international curators, galleries and emerging artists at The Hangar in Miami.

Why it matters: - Pinta Miami has spent two decades building a focused platform for Latin American art inside Miami Art Week. - The fair connects galleries, artists, collectors, curators and institutions in an intimate setting that differs from larger art fairs. - The 20th edition signals both continuity and a push toward new artists, projects and ways of collecting.

What happened: - Pinta Miami will celebrate its 20th anniversary from Dec. 3-6, 2026, during Miami Art Week. - The fair will take place at The Hangar in Coconut Grove, at 3385 Pan American Drive, Miami. - Pinta Miami is returning as a boutique contemporary art fair centered on Latin American art. - The fair is part of Pinta, which also runs Pinta Lima and Pinta BAphoto.

The details: - Pinta positions itself as a leading platform for the promotion of Latin American art. - The fair’s curated format is designed to bring together artists, galleries, curators, collectors and art enthusiasts. - The 2026 edition is built around three sections: Global Curator, RADAR and NEXT. - Irene Gelfman serves as Global Curator. - Isabella Lenzi serves as RADAR Curator. - Marina Reyes Franco serves as NEXT Curator. - Daniel Ricardo Fischer is listed as architect, professor and independent curator. - Fischer oversees Pinta art fairs’ spatial and architectural design through a curatorial approach. - The event listing includes a ticket link for attendance. - Pinta also shared social media links for LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.

Between the lines: - The curator lineup signals an emphasis on regional breadth and international reach across Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe and the United States. - Pinta’s mix of established curators and emerging-focused programming suggests a strategy to balance institutional credibility with discovery. - The fair’s long-running focus on Latin American art helps it stand out in a crowded Miami Art Week calendar.

What's next: - Pinta Miami is expected to use the 20th-anniversary edition to introduce new artists, projects and conversations. - The fair will continue through its Dec. 3-6 run at The Hangar in Coconut Grove. - Pinta’s broader fair network will likely remain central to its year-round presence in the Latin American art market.