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Save the Date! ArtTable's 2026 Annual Benefit & Award Ceremony
2026-03-26 18:30 - 20:30 (America/New_York) | Bohemian National Hall, 321 E 73rd Street, New York, New York, 10021, United States
Mark your calendars for Thursday, March 26, 2026 — ArtTable’s biggest night of the year!

Join us at Bohemian National Hall from 6:30-8:30pm for an unforgettable evening of celebration, conversation, and connection with leaders from across the arts. The night will feature inspiring voices, a vibrant community, and plenty of opportunities to raise a glass to the future of leadership in the visual arts.

Stay tuned — we’ll be announcing our extraordinary honorees soon, and you won’t want to miss being part of this landmark occasion.

This is the event where the ArtTable community comes together, and your support helps power our programs all year long.

Tickets will go on sale in January 2026.

For sponsorship opportunities, please email development@arttable.org.

ArtTable Tours | Art & Architecture in Detroit, Michigan
2026-06-09 00:00 - 2026-06-12 23:59 | Detroit, Michigan, Detroit, Michigan, United States
Discover Detroit through the lens of art and architecture on this four-day, three-night summer escape. From iconic landmarks like the Guardian and Fisher Buildings to the world-class collections at the Detroit Institute of Arts, you’ll fully experience the city’s creative spirit. Experience a guided mural tour across the city, explore Cranbrook’s celebrated campus, tour top galleries, and enjoy special access to private collections. Our tailored itinerary blends the best of Detroit’s history, design, art, and culture into one unforgettable adventure.

Highlights of the Itinerary

We will discover Detroit’s architectural splendor through guided visits to its most iconic landmarks, including the Fisher Building with its radiant 20th-century mosaics, the Guardian Building with its sweeping city views, and several other historic treasures. A dedicated mural tour will immerse us in Detroit’s vibrant public art scene, highlighting the hidden gems that reflect the city’s culture, resilience, and community pride.

At the Detroit Institute of Arts, we will spend a full day exploring the museum’s world-class galleries, renowned American Art Collection, and Diego Rivera’s extraordinary Industry Murals.

A highlight of our trip is a full day at Cranbrook, a stunning 300-acre campus just outside the city. At the Cranbrook House & Gardens, we will step into the original estate of founders George and Ellen Booth, followed by a rare Behind-the-Scenes Collections Wing Tour offering exclusive access to areas not open to the public. Our visit will conclude with a tour of the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Smith House and the family’s remarkable collection of art and design objects.

As with every ArtTable Tour, we will enjoy special access to private homes and art collections specifically selected for our group. We will also delve into Detroit’s contemporary art scene with insider visits to galleries, exhibitions, and conversations with gallery directors.

Throughout the trip, we will dine at some of Detroit’s most exceptional restaurants and enjoy accommodations at an elegant, luxurious hotel.

Explore the full itinerary here!

Registration Details:

ArtTable Member Registration: $475

Non-member Registration: $725

Registration fees are donations to the ArtTable Tours program and are nonrefundable. Once registered, you will be connected with Adventures in Art for tour payments.

Tour Pricing (Paid directly to Adventures in Art after registering with ArtTable):

Single Occupancy: $5,750

Double Occupancy: $4,800

This tour includes hotel accommodations with daily breakfast, admission and fees for all itinerary stops, expert guides, two lunches, three dinners at exceptional restaurants, and transportation between all tour locations. Airfare is not included.

Registration closes on January 24, 2026.

Adventures in Art

The ArtTable tour to Detroit will be managed by Adventures in Art. Adventures in Art curates luxury travel experiences focused on art, jewelry, and fashion for museum patrons and art collectors worldwide. Founded in 2011 by Karen Stone Talwar, the company is unique in its endeavor, providing customized itineraries and insider access to art capitals around the globe, timed around art fairs, jewelry shows, and exhibitions at major museums.

ArtTable Tours | South Korea
2026-10-10 00:00 - 2026-10-18 23:59 | South Korea, Korea, Republic of
ArtTable’s tour to Seoul offers an extraordinary immersion into South Korea’s rich history, cutting-edge contemporary art, and unparalleled insider access. Travelers will explore the National Palace Museum to uncover the country’s royal heritage, experience the visionary exhibitions of the Gwangju Art Biennale, and wander the serene Huwon Secret Garden–one of Seoul’s most atmospheric historic sites.

Throughout the journey, participants will enjoy private collection visits and intimate artist studio conversations, offering rare access to the people shaping Korea’s vibrant cultural landscape. This is a unique opportunity to experience the country’s past and present through an exclusive ArtTable lens.

Highlights of the Itinerary

Ham Kyungah, ‘Needling Whisper, Needle Country/ SMS Series in Camouflage’, 2015 (detail)

Huwon Secret Garden

Our first day in Seoul is filled with discovery. We begin with the Huwon Secret Garden at the UNESCO listed Changdeokgung Palace, followed by a visit to the National Museum of Korea–one of Asia’s largest museums. The tour continues with celebrated embroidery artist Ham Kyungah, a stop at Arario Gallery, and dining experiences at two of Korea’s most acclaimed restaurants–The Green Table and Crystal Jade.

The following days highlight Korea’s world-class institutions and thriving art scenes. Travelers will enjoy special access to the National Palace Museum of Korea, Gallery Hyundai, Kukje Gallery, and Leeum Museum of Art. We will also meet respected Korean artists in their studios, including sculptor Yee Sookyung and fashion designer Kim Young-Jin.

Marguerite Humeau, ‘*Stir’, Gwangju Biennale 2024

Korea Furniture Museum

On day five, we take a high-speed train to Gwangju — known as the “City of Light” for its dynamic cultural life. Here we visit the Gwangju Biennale, Asia’s oldest contemporary art biennale. The 2026 edition, led by artistic director Ho Tzu Nyen, is titled “You Must Change Your Life” and explores art’s transformative power and its capacity to inspire profound change.

Day six brings us back to Seoul for the remainder of our stay. Our final days include visits to the Korea Furniture Museum, Pildong Ceramic Studio, and the LG Art Centre Seoul. As with all ArtTable tours, this experience includes access to private collections and exceptional dining throughout.

Explore the full itinerary here!

Registration Details:

ArtTable Member Registration: $825

Non-member Registration: $1,225

Registration fees are donations to the ArtTable Tours program and are nonrefundable. Once registered, you will be connected with ArtsAbroad for tour payments.

Tour Pricing (Paid directly to ArtsAbroad after registering with ArtTable):

Single Occupancy: $9,030

Double Occupancy: $8,080

Included in Tour Cost:

6 nights at the 5-star Lotte Hotel in Seoul (Deluxe Rooms)

2 nights at the 4-star Holiday Inn in Gwangju (Superior Rooms)

Daily breakfast

Meals as noted in the itinerary

All visits, entry fees, and private arrangements

Transportation by deluxe motor coach

Services of an ArtsAbroad tour director

Expert Guides and Curators

Gratuities for restaurants, guides, porters, and drivers

Not Included:

International flights

Travel insurance

Personal expenses (laundry, phone calls, etc.)

Independent meals

Registration closes on January 24, 2026.

ArtsAbroad

The ArtTable tour to South Korea will be managed by ArtsAbroad, a specialist travel company with extensive experience in the visual and performing arts sectors. Founded by Julia Boadle, ArtsAbroad collaborates closely with museums, galleries, foundations, and performing arts institutions to arrange carefully tailored cultural travel programs for high-level patrons and donors.
