Pinta Miami Highlights Economic Impact and Market Momentum of Latin American Art in 2025 Edition

Fueling a Growing USD 3.83B Market, the Fair Strengthens Miami’s Position as a Hub for Latin American Art

MIAMI, FL, UNITED STATES, November 26, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Pinta Miami, the boutique art fair championing Latin American and Ibero-American art, returns to The Hangar in Coconut Grove from December 4–7, 2025, as Miami Art Week comes into full swing. Long before Coconut Grove became an established art-week destination, Pinta helped put the neighborhood on the itinerary, expanding a scene once largely confined to Miami Beach. Now in its 19th edition, the fair continues to assert its influence, shaping conversations and market momentum across the Latin American art landscape.

In 2024, the Latin American art and cultural tourism sector generated USD 3.83 billion, confirming sustained international interest in the region’s cultural production. Within this broader context, Pinta Miami offers a focused space for collectors, curators, and institutions to engage directly with artists and galleries. Works presented at the fair range from 2,000 USD (primarily in the curated NEXT section) and up to 2,000,000 USD in the MAIN section - reflecting both the accessibility of the platform and the market’s depth.

This year, Pinta Miami expands its geographic scope, welcoming galleries from 25 cities — more than double the number present in 2015. Among the new participants are Galería T20 (Spain), Galería Arteconsult, and Mateo Sariel Galería (Panamá). Approximately 35% of the participating galleries will be exhibiting for the first time. The fairs roster also includes returning names such as Bernice Steinbaum Gallery (Miami), Fernando Pradilla (Madrid), and Galería El Museo (Bogotá).

The fair attracts a network of international collectors with close ties to museums, institutions, and private collections. Their engagement contributes to the visibility and long-term sustainability of Latin American artists within the global art ecosystem.

With a growing international footprint and a consistent curatorial approach, Pinta Miami 2025 consolidates its place as a key meeting point for Latin American art during Miami Art Week.

Indeed, alongside its commercial platform, Pinta Miami presents FORO, a program of talks curated by Irene Gelfman. The 2025 edition, titled “Decoding the Art Market,” will bring together artists, curators, collectors, and researchers to explore the structural and conceptual dynamics of the Latin American art scene today. Confirmed speakers include María Sancho-Arroyo (Spain) and Juan Cruz Andrada (Argentina), who will share insights on institutional management, market trends, and the impact of technological change. More than just a fair, Pinta is the only major live Latin American art event during Miami Art Week. While other fairs present regional art in curated highlights, Pinta serves as the true hub for Latin American art in Miami—a unique opportunity to meet the artists and professionals shaping the region.

Thanks to the support of EFG Wealth Management, Pinta Miami continues to demonstrate that exceptional art extends far beyond the South Beach Convention Center, showcasing the depth and breadth of Latin American art and culture.

Tickets are on sale now.

Olivia McAuley
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