2026 Pittsburgh Art Book Fair Application
  • 2026 Pittsburgh Art Book Fair Application

  • Pittsburgh Art Book Fair

    The fourth annual Pittsburgh Art Book Fair (PABF) is a free event to celebrate printed matter with local, national, and international exhibitors. The event is co-presented by Carnegie Museum of Art in the Oakland neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and will take place on October 31 + November 1, 2026. This year, the fair features artists as publishers and knowledge producers in dialogue with the 59th Carnegie International.
  • Participation Requirements

    Applications will be open from April 15 to May 15. Please reach out to pghartbookfair@gmail.com with any questions. We will notify you of your acceptance in early June. Please note: PABF is a publishing forward fair, meaning that we will select exhibitors that specifically focus on publications, artist books, zines, and other related printed materials. Exhibitors must have at least 70% of the table be bound materials, to reflect the PABF mission.
  • FAQ

    We are requiring that vendors participate in both Saturday + Sunday, for the full duration of the event which is expected to be from 10AM-5PM each day. We want this fair to be accessible to everyone and understand that the table fee might be a barrier for some. We will be subsidizing several exhibitor's fees. Please indicate in your application if you feel like you might need financial help to participate. Thank you for your interest! The Pittsburgh Art Book Fair is a small volunteer team, united by a love of printed matter. We're looking forward to seeing your applications!
  • Contact Information

  • Exhibitor Information

  • Tabling Information

    This year, PABF will be held in the Hall of Music at the Carnegie Museum of Art.
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