photo l.a. ~ January 30 - February 2, 2020
Event Information
Description
Collect + Connect
Photo L.A., the International photographic art exposition, proudly returns for it's 28th edition at The Barker Hangar, Santa Monica, CA, January 30 - February 2, 2020.
1 Night | 3 Days
10,000 Collectors & Enthusiasts
50 Galleries & counting
We know what you're thinking, "Been there, done that." We're happy to tell you that Photo L.A. is an entirely different experience. We're bringing the best of the photography world to your doorstep with a collaborative platform that links dealers and collectors with a gamut of galleries from around the globe.
Galleries | Artists | Photographers | Renowned Experts
Internationally recognized, yet abundantly accessible, Photo L.A. cultivates connections between industry elite and up-and-coming talent alike. The longest running international photographic art fair on the West Coast, Photo L.A. has been in operation for nearly three decades.
Photo L.A. returns to the historic Barker Hangar this year. The airplane hangar’s soaring vaulted ceilings, arched steel trusses, and sweeping 35,000 square foot event space will host a roster of 50-65 local and international galleries and dealers, individual artists, collectives, leading not-for-profits, museums, art schools, and global booksellers.
PUBLIC HOURS:
Friday, January 31, 11am - 8pm
Saturday, February 1, 11am - 8pm
Sunday, February 2, 10am - 5 pm
Opening Night : January 30, 6pm - 9pm
For more information visit our website at www.photola.com
FAQs
PLEASE NOTE YOU MUST PURCHASE A GENERAL ADMISSION TICKET TO ATTEND ANY PROGRAMMING.
Advance ticket prices are for tickets purchased online in advance prior to the event. There is a Day of Event price increase for all tickets purchased.
Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?
All ages are welcome, however everyone entering needs a ticket.
What are my parking options getting to the event?
There is a parking lot directly in front of The Barker Hangar. Parking will be $20 for the day.
Do you offer refunds?
Once a ticket is purchased we do not offer refunds.
Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Please contact us at: info@photola.com or 323 965-1000
Organizer Visual Events LLC
Organizer of photo l.a. ~ January 30 - February 2, 2020
Producers of photo l.a. & FOCUS photo l.a.
The longest-running international photographic art exposition on the West Coast, photo l.a., proudly announces its 29th year.
A NEW REALITY
After nearly three decades spent bringing together players in the international art world with patrons, celebs, and movers and shakers in the photography scene, we’re modernizing this year’s event with a fresh twist.
Say hello to Photo LA’s first-ever virtual photo fair, set to stream live from June 27th – 28th
We’ve reimagined the traditional fair to digitally connect galleries and private dealers, photographers and enthusiasts from around the globe.
No longer confined to four walls, our virtual photo fair will play host to over fifty exhibitors via interactive, 3D booths accessed via the Photo LA website.
Mark your calendars and join us in experiencing the photographic arts of yesterday, today, and tomorrow at photo l.a. By hosting more than fifty prestigious exhibitors and over 10,000 visitors comprised of collectors, curators, dealers, and lovers of fine art, photo l.a. has developed a distinguished reputation, ranking it among the top photography fairs in the world. The fair has influenced the art and photography landscape of Los Angeles tremendously, not only by increasing public awareness of photography, but also by promoting the acceptance and inclusion of photo-based art.
Since 1992, over 600 galleries, private dealers, and publishers have participated in the fair, and more than 300 lectures, panels, and collecting seminars have been presented on behalf of photo l.a. Countless renowned and influential artists have entered the public eye for the first time at this exhibition, and photo l.a. is not only honored to play such a crucial role in the cultural life of Los Angeles, but to continue its immense influence on the spread of art and photography culture throughout the world.
