Those returning may recognize longstanding exhibitors like the London-based greengrassi, KOW from Berlin, Glasgow’s Kendall Koppe, Misako & Rosen of Tokyo, Florence’s Veda, and Stereo from Warsaw. Other names to look out for include first-timers Piedras, Grey Noise, Ginsberg Galeria, and Crisis, along with those like Good Weather, Hot Wheels, Three Star Books, Wilfried Lentz, and Iragui. Within these exhibitions, fairgoers will find shows like Gallery Artbeat sharing work by Nika Kutateladze and Salome Chigilashvili, Ciaccia Levi with Sean Townley’s “Capitol Stones” and the multimedia work of Francesco Gennari, and Crevecoeur presenting a site-specific presentation of Ad Minolti and Naoki Sutter-Shudo.

Meanwhile, a schedule of talks will discuss tactics of togetherness while imagining new futures through the gaze of individuals like the director of Palais de Lomé, Togo, Sonia Lawson, Lucia Casani, who is the director of Madrid’s La Casa Ensendida, and the director of Kunsthalle Tbilisi in Georgia, Irene Popiashvili. The fair will also host the Emerige Endowment Fund, exhibiting the winning artworks of young French artists who were chosen as recipients of the Emerige Revelation Grant.