The Anglofiles: Your British Guide to The Armory Show 2026
Celebrating the brilliant British artists and London galleries bringing exceptional talent to New York City this fall.
As New York’s autumn cultural season kicks off, The Armory Show returns in just over a week to the Javits Center from September 24–27, 2026. While the fair's official thematic focus this year spotlights the Caribbean and the Americas, a standout line-up of British artists and London-based dealers are bringing world-class UK talent directly to the exhibition floor. To help our St. George’s Society community navigate the fair, here is your condensed guide to the British artists and galleries you won't want to miss.
Confirmed British Spotlights
Clare Woods at Victoria Miro: Renowned British painter Clare Woods makes her debut fair presentation with Victoria Miro, showcasing brand-new paintings ahead of her major London exhibition in early 2027.
Catherine Long at Huxley-Parlour (Booth 231): London-based painter Catherine Long presents new, compelling large-scale works as part of her fresh representation with Huxley-Parlour.
London Galleries & Booth Highlights
Curated Platform Feature: Visit the center of the exhibition floor to view Kings & Queens (2025), a striking installation of processional figures by British-Guyanese artist Hew Locke presented by London’s Cristea Roberts Gallery. Displayed as part of Platform’s curated section (Passages and Thresholds), their presentation also features a landmark print roster including Bridget Riley, Michael Craig-Martin, Julian Opie, Ian Davenport, Rana Begum, Yinka Ilori, and Pablo Bronstein.
Booth 107 Spotlight: Stop by Alison Jacques to discover highlight pieces from their acclaimed London gallery program.
Contemporary Masters: Explore selection pieces from international and British artists on display with London gallery Ben Brown Fine Arts.
British & Diasporic Voices: Visit London's Hales Gallery to explore works by acclaimed British and international artists examining identity, memory, and material history.
British Visual Art: Consistently championing UK visual art, Lyndsey Ingram presents works by Sarah Graham, Suzy Murphy, Charlotte Verity, and Georgie Hopton.
Additional UK Exhibitors: Be sure to stroll past presentation spaces from London galleries Archeus/Post-Modern, Rebecca Hossack, and HOFA.
UK Cultural Partnerships & Special Events
Delfina Foundation Residency Prize: Highlighting cross-Atlantic collaboration, London's renowned Delfina Foundation has partnered with the fair to award a 12-week artist residency in London during 2027 for an exhibiting artist.
Armory After Hours (Friday, Sept 25): Visitors attending on Friday evening can experience Armory After Hours (7:00 PM – 9:00 PM), featuring a Caribbean carnival-inspired processional performance led by DJ Foreigner and live percussionists winding through the exhibition floor.
Dates, Hours & Location
Location: Javits Center (429 11th Ave, New York, NY 10001)
VIP Preview (Pass holders): Thursday, September 24 | 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Public Access Days:
Friday, September 25: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Armory After Hours: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM)
Saturday, September 26: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sunday, September 27: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Essential Visitor Tips
Advance Ticketing: Reserve your admission directly via The Armory Show online ahead of time to skip the ticket lines at the Javits Center.
Subscribe for the Newsletter: Join the mailing list on The Armory Show website to get the latest news and program information delivered to your inbox ahead of your visit.
Booth Locations: Gallery booth numbers are assigned right up until opening week. Make sure to follow individual gallery Instagram accounts during fair week to pinpoint their exact booth numbers.
Whether you are a seasoned collector or spending an afternoon exploring contemporary art in Manhattan, take a walkthrough of these London booths to discover and support UK talent in the city!