Upcoming Events

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OPaf 8 // San Pedro, CA // September 19, 2026

With:

Devils Food Vending / Gene's Dispensary / Roofless Painters / bed crumb show* / SULA Turner Residency (AJ Miller / Danielle Chandler / Melanie Bisbach) / Harvest & Gather / P.A.D. [Project Art Distribution] / Escolar / Department of Devotion / LAWWSS (Los Angeles Woodwind Skill Share) / Cartlife / GAG! (Gallery Attendants' Gallery) / Ditch Projects / Flower Head / Yadira Dockstader / Project PAINT: The Prison Arts Initiative / Locker 2  / Gracie Moon  / Saint Remy Arts / QuorumQuorum / Brian Black and Zane S.B. : Graphite Meditation Station / Bren Perry / Farshid Bazmandegan / Upwell Art Lab / MystiCorp / and more.

Workshops by:

Cindy Macias / Rafe Axne / Jess Ofelia Sandoval / Cristina Tejada / Benjamin Reiss & Chris Warr / Kristen Jean Wheatley

Readings, Talks, & Performances by:

Yadira Dockstader / Morgan Mandalay / GAG! x the burbank police department / Diana Relth / Cindy Macias

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OPaf South 2 // Escondido, CA // October 17, 2026

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アザープレイスアートフェア京都.// Kyoto, Japan // December 5 & 6, 2026

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About Other Places

Other Places is a Los Angeles–based 501(c)(3) arts organization founded in 2017 to challenge commercial and institutional models by supporting art exhibition practices outside the mainstream. Since 2018, Other Places has organized Other Places art fair (OPaf) – a public program which reimagines what an art fair can be and whom it can serve – in Los Angeles, Santa Rosa, San Diego, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Kyoto. OPaf cultivates a global network of independent art project spaces and artist-run platforms worldwide. In 2025, we launched STAR150 PRESS, an imprint that publishes artist books and printed materials that reflect the same values as our exhibitions and events: experimental, collaborative, and rooted in dialogue over market logic.

Past OPaf Archive Here

Press

Read about OPaf in Artforum, Hyperallergic [1,2], The Long Beach Post, The Sonoma County Press Democrat and The Quietus.

Donors

OPaf is supported in part by a grant from the

City of Los Angeles, Department of Cultural Affairs.

OPaf gratefully acknowledges the continuing and past support of: