remote community

at Tryst 2026, Los Angeles

The Artscene is proud to present remote community at Tryst 2026. remote community features artists that reflect the wide reaching and modern, mutual patronage fostered by the global art collective, The Artscene. Artists from Paris, Tokyo, and Los Angeles join together to interpret if our remote yet interconnected communities are a reflection of societal norms or an expression of individual autonomy.

Tryst is the world’s largest international art fair dedicated exclusively to artist-run spaces, collectives, and independent organizations. More than a conventional art fair, TRYST is a global gathering centered on international exchange among grassroots, artist-led initiatives.

Now in its fourth edition, TRYST has established itself as a powerful alternative to commercial art fairs—prioritizing collaboration, experimentation, and cultural dialogue over traditional art structures and market-driven models.

In response to the need for opportunities and artistic exchange among grassroots artist organizations worldwide, this fair aims to facilitate international artists’ exposure to new Los Angeles audiences, foster networking among participants, and encourage further international exchange.

Dates

August 7 - 9, 2026

Project type

Exhibition

Location

Tryst 2026 / Los Angeles, USA

Project Team

Artists: James Brooks, Daniela Campins, Ryuku Otsuka, Alice Marie Perreault, Yo Ueda, Haruka Yasunaga

Curator : eric beal (The Artscene)

Behind the Project

remote community was arranged to celebrate the wide-ranging community The Artscene has established over the past 5 years. Artists from Los Angeles, Paris, and Tokyo joined to exhibit works they feel represent the remote community artists find themselves in modern life. Through unique interpretations, the international (non-American) artists display work digitally that provide a unique artist’s perspective for how to further view the artwork.

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Ongoing: Paris × Tokyo (May 2026)