The Foire Internationale d’Art Contemporain (FIAC) announced today the galleries that will have booths in its 2013 edition, which runs at Paris’s Grand Palais from Oct. 24 through Oct. 27. As it has in past years, New York is putting in a healthy performance, with a number of established galleries, like 303, Bortolami, Paula Cooper, Gagosian, Gavin Brown’s Enterprise, Gladstone, Marian Goodman, Matthew Marks, Pace, Metro Pictures, David Zwirner and a number of others, showing alongside a number of younger outfits, like Bureau, Clearing, Essex Street, Ramiken Crucible. The full list follows below. The asterisks, helpfully provided by FIAC, denote galleries that are new to the fair, or are returning after an absence. Read More

This fall New York’s Outsider Art Fair will stage an iteration in Paris’s Hotel Le A. The hotel fair will run Oct. 24 through Oct. 27, concurrently with Paris’s largest fair, FIAC, nearby at the Grand Palais. Read More

The inaugural Paris Photo Los Angeles, taking place April 26–28 at Paramount Studios in L.A. (seriously!), has announced its impressive line-up of artist book signings, which will include appearances by William Eggleston (at Gagosian Gallery’s booth), Michael Kenna (at K.O.N.G.’s booth) and Catherine Opie (at Artbook D.A.P.’s booth). Read More

This year edition of the Design Miami/ Basel 2013 fair, always popular with the collector crowd, will feature some 40 galleries from over 13 different countries in a new exhibition hall, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, on Basel’s Messeplatz exhibition square. Read More

The inaugural edition of Paris Photo Los Angeles—the new L.A. fair started by the Paris Photo fair—is set to run April 26 through 28 at Paramount Pictures Studios, and its organizers have begun to release details about what they have in the works. Read More

The Seven art fair will head west this spring to stage a show for the Dallas Art Fair, which runs April 11 through April 14, at the Dallas Contemporary museum. Read More

One of the pleasant surprises of the Outsider Art Fair, which runs Jan. 31 through Feb. 3 at the Center 548 building in Chelsea, is the inclusion of the young art dealer Vito Schnabel, son of Julian, best known for organizing roving shows with artists like the Bruce High Quality Foundation, Terence Koh and Laurie Anderson. The fair was purchased last fall by art dealer Andrew Edlin, who told Gallerist at the time that he was trying to make it “more a part of the art world conversation.” Mr. Schnabel will stay mostly true to the fair’s folk art roots, though with a more contemporary twist, showing work by the artist Vahakn Arslanian. Read More