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Zaragoza Art Fair to feature an Art Passport across three venues, with a chance to win an artwork

The first edition of ZAF (Zaragoza Art Fair) will introduce the Art Passport, inviting visitors to explore the fair's three municipal venues—the Centro de Historias, Palacio de Montemuzo and Torreón Fortea—and collect a stamp at each location. Those who complete the route can place their passport in the designated ballot boxes and enter a draw to win an artwork.
Zaragoza Art Fair to feature an Art Passport across three venues, with a chance to win an artwork

The first edition of ZAF will be held in Zaragoza from November 12 to 15, bringing together national and international galleries and works available for purchase by more than 100 artists. Admission will be free at all three venues, with no ticket or prior booking required.

The fair is supported by Zaragoza City Council, which is making these three municipal cultural facilities available to the project. The initiative aims to foster encounters between galleries, artists, collectors, professionals and the public, while linking contemporary creation with the heritage and cultural spaces of the Old Town.

ZAF was created with the aim of establishing Zaragoza as a meeting point for contemporary art, boosting the art market and encouraging direct contact between galleries, artists and new collectors. The fair will offer visitors the chance to discover proposals from different backgrounds and creative disciplines, purchase artworks and enjoy culture in an accessible and approachable way.

The city is already preparing to host the fair with a photographic exhibition on Gran Vía, presenting a selection of works and artists taking part in the fair next week.

THE ART PASSPORT, AN INVITATION TO VISIT THREE VENUES

The initiative will connect, through a single itinerary, the exhibitions at the Centro de Historias, Palacio de Montemuzo and Torreón Fortea, the three municipal spaces that will host most of the programme during the four days of the fair. Opening hours will be from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday, November 12, Friday, November 13 and Saturday, November 14, and from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, November 15.

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