Overview
- Organizers confirmed pre‑opening days for invited guests on Oct. 28–29 and public access from Oct. 30 to Nov. 1 after they moved the schedule earlier because city security plans for the Pope's visit required a date change.
- This edition gathers about 68–69 galleries and more than 400 artists across roughly 11,000 square meters in three main sections, reestablishing La Rural as the fair's main venue.
- The Programa de Adquisiciones marks its 20th year and brings a large roster of international curators and museum representatives who are expected to purchase work and visit studios.
- New and returning prizes and programs include the 3 million‑peso Premio Jazmín Chebar for a Utopía artist, the Premio Remax Collection, the Premio al Coleccionismo, plus expanded initiatives Club arteba and Conexión arteba.
- Organizers emphasized a refreshed visual identity, tributes to figures such as co‑founder Jacobo Fiterman and Julio Le Parc, and a drive to convert fair attention into lasting museum placements and sales that support artists and galleries.