
Cohart is excited to spotlight **The Superfair DC**, returning to Washington, D.C. from October 2–4, 2026. Held at THE SPACE at Gallery Place, the fair brings together more than 40 independent artists from the DMV area and around the world.

Unlike a traditional gallery-led fair, The Superfair is built around direct connections between artists and audiences. Its artist-first approach gives visitors the opportunity to meet working artists, discover new perspectives, and experience contemporary art in a more personal and accessible setting.

For **art collectors**, the fair offers an opportunity to discover emerging artists and purchase work directly from the people who create it. The Washington DC art fair is also known for attracting an international audience, with visitors from across the D.C., Maryland, and Virginia region alongside international guests.

The Superfair DC will take place at **THE SPACE, 737 7th Street NW**, with a VIP preview on Friday evening followed by public hours throughout Saturday and Sunday.

Cohart is proud to support platforms that make **contemporary art** more accessible while creating meaningful connections between independent artists and the collectors discovering their work.

**Explore Cohart to discover emerging artists, contemporary artworks, and new ways to connect with the art world.**

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The Superfair DC 2026: Art by Independent Artists

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