Event Details

Enter Art Fair will for its 6th edition bring 96 of the world's leading galleries from 20 countries and 46 cities together in its specially-curated four day event. Artworks from over 350 international artists will be on display, showcasing the highest quality and a diverse representation across all mediums including paintings, drawings, sculptures, ceramics, glass, video, photography, digital works and more. 
Enter Art Fair has since its inception been a dynamic platform for collectors and institutions to discover new digital artworks, and this year marks a natural step in further enhancing its strong position. A new Digital Section will include galleries and artworks challenging digital art that transcends borders, conveying messages across nations and regions, and empowers individuals to express themselves without constraints.
CHAMPIONING DIGITAL ART THROUGH AN EXPANDED ART AND TALK PROGRAM
Curated by Diana Velasco, the Art Program ‘Betwixt - Analogue and Digital Realms’ will include talks, performances and artworks spanning AI, VR, NFTs and digital interventions. The Art Program will explore the term "phygital” through physical and digital realms. Highlights will include the artist LoVid (US) interactive webcam piece "Heartsleeves" and the artist duo Operate (US) will present "Human Unreadable" which will showcase generative digital motifs and algorithm-based choreography.
Enter Art Fair is Scandinavia’s largest international art fair and a nexus of creative and commercial exchanges. The annual four-day event takes place in Copenhagen, and brings the global art community together to discover and acquire the best of contemporary art from the world’s leading galleries and their artists.
Established in 2019 by Julie Leopold, the fair is organized by a strong team of experts dedicated to bridging the excellence of its partners with its international audience. Known for its innovative approach and unwavering commitment to quality, the fair’s Art, Event, VIP and Digital Program is dedicated to fostering growth to the Danish, Scandinavian and international arts industries.