Exploring the Influence of Paper-Based Art This Fall
**Art on Paper: The 2025 Edition Returns to Manhattan’s Lower East Side**
The vibrant world of art is set to unfold on Manhattan’s Lower East Side with the return of Art on Paper. Taking place at Pier 36 from September 4–7, 2025, this celebrated fair coincides with the much-anticipated Armory Arts Week and promises visitors an immersive experience into the creative potential of paper-based art.
Marking its eleventh edition, Art on Paper is renowned for its lively atmosphere and innovative presentations. This year continues the tradition of showcasing the extraordinary power and versatility of paper, featuring over 100 national and international galleries. These exhibitors highlight the diversity within paper art, offering a dynamic range of works spanning intricate drawings, paintings, prints, and large-scale installations.
The impressive roster of New York exhibitors includes Tanya Weddemire Gallery, Vellum Projects, and Accola Griefen Fine Art, among many others. These galleries bring forth a comprehensive view of New York’s cultural vibrancy, engaging actively with the collector community and showcasing artists who are redefining the boundaries of paper as a medium.
In a testament to its global reach, the fair welcomes national and international participants such as Rotterdam’s NL=US Gallery, Seoul’s Gallery SoSo, and Dublin’s Stoney Road Press, providing a unique opportunity for collectors to engage with diverse paper works from around the world.
Beyond the gallery presentations, Art on Paper expands its offerings with special projects, live performances, and thought-provoking artist talks. A highlight of the fair is the return of BOOKSMART, a mini book fair in collaboration with the Center for Book Arts. Now in its third edition, BOOKSMART features 33 institutions that present a curated selection of artists’ books, showcasing the form’s versatility from tactile works to conceptual pieces.
Art on Paper remains an unparalleled destination for seasoned collectors, curators, and first-time visitors alike, delivering a comprehensive platform to experience the innovation, diversity, and vitality inherent in paper-based art. For further details, visit [thepaperfair.com](https://bit.ly/41ayplh).