Heads Up: Art Fair Philippines 2026 Moves to Circuit Makati—Here's What We Know So Far
Save the date for the country's biggest contemporary art fair.
by Leana Vibal
Published on Dec 7, 2025
(SPOT.ph) Art lovers, enthusiasts, and collectors, the most wonderful season is almost here—and no, we're not talking about the holidays.
Art Fair Philippines just announced the dates for its 2026 run. It takes place from February 6 to 9 but that's not all that's been revealed. It's also headed to a new spot: Circuit Makati. Yup, you read that right. On its 13th edition, Art Fair Philippines bids goodbye to the Ayala Center. From the Link parking lot and the Ayala Triangle Gardens, the country's biggest contemporary art fair is saying hello to the old Sta. Ana Race Track.
Here's what we know so far.
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Art Fair Philippines 2025 moves to Circuit Makati
To the uninitiated, Art Fair Philippines 2026 marks the 13th iteration of the much-loved fair. Since 2013, the fair has been one of the most anticipated events in the art scene. It's easily one of the country's largest platforms for exhibiting and selling the best in modern and contemporary Philippine visual art. But more importantly, it serves as an avenue to make art accessible to enthusiasts.
Just like before, the fair will be held over three days— specifically, for this year, from February 6 to 8. But the biggest shocker (so far) might actually be the venue change. Art Fair Philippines 2026 is happening at Circuit Makati, the first time the fair has left the confines of Ayala Avenue. For most of its 13-year run (save for the times it had to be held online due to the pandemic), the fair has been held at The Link Carpark, and just last year at the Ayala Triangle Gardens. But for 2026, it seems Art Fair Philippines is testing the waters at Circuit Makati— could this be a test run for the upcoming Ayala Contemporary Art Museum being built in the area?

Aside from the main fair, 10 Days of Art is also making a comeback for 2026, happening from January 30 to February 8. It is an event designed to re-energize Makati City through a curated display of art pieces in high-traffic areas. The hope is that by placing artworks in different spots—stretching from the Makati Central Business District to Circuit Makati— your everyday commute will be like an art walk and the city an open-air museum, giving art enthusiasts something more to look forward to leading up to Art Fair Philippines' opening.


As for the programming for Art Fair Philippines 2026, not a lot is known at the moment. But one thing is for sure: Many of the country's top galleries, artists, and collectors will display the best works in their arsenal to highlight today's vibrant Philippine art scene—so yes, regardless of where it's being held, Art Fair Philippines is a must-not-miss event.
How to get tickets to Art Fair Philippines 2026:
Apart from a save-the-date announcement, another piece of good news is that tickets to the fair are now officially on sale. Ticket sales for Art Fair Philippines 2026 are now live on the Art Fair Philippines website. If you're really itching to have first dibs on all the new art pieces hitting the scene, then yes, book ASAP.
Alternatively, if your plans for the first week of February aren't ironed out just yet or if you're feeling spontaneous, you can also buy at the registration counter on the day of your visit.
Here are the ticket prices for Art Fair Philippines 2026:
Regular Day Pass: P750
Discounted tickets for PWDs, senior citizens, and students: P500
Discounted tickets for Makati students and teachers with valid IDs: P300
Tickets bought online can be paid using debit or credit cards, e-wallets, and online bank transfers from BPI. Art Fair Philippines 2026 Regular Tickets are valid for one day only, and may be used on any date from February 6 to 8, 2026.
Art Fair Philippines 2026 will be from February 6 to 9 at Circuit Makati. Tickets are now available starting at P300. For more information, visit Art Fair Philippines' website.

Leana is Spot's go-to for Arts & Culture and Things to Do. On any given day, she’s either glued to her screen—or gliding underwater like the mermaid she swears she is. Contact: leana@spot.ph