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The second edition of the Atlanta Art Fair took place at Pullman Yards, a historic 27-acre former rail works in the Kirkwood district. The fair, directed by Kelly Freeman, featured around 80 dealers and attracted a diverse crowd, including many high school and college students, with a casual atmosphere far removed from typical art fair elitism. Freeman emphasized teaching the city how to use an art fair, prioritizing accessibility and long-term engagement over immediate sales.

At the Atlanta Art Fair's second edition, the city showed its strengths

The Atlanta Art Fair (AAF) returned for its second edition from September 25-28, 2024, at Pullman Yards in Atlanta's Kirkwood neighborhood. Produced by events firm AMP (a division of a21), the fair featured 75 local, national, and international galleries and arts organizations, along with theater programming. Around 3,500 people attended the VIP preview and opening night. Exhibitors and organizers were more acclimated to the space this year, with a more confident and trusting atmosphere compared to the first edition. The fair highlighted Atlanta's unique cultural identity, emphasizing resourcefulness, community, friendliness, and optimism.

At the Atlanta Art Fair's second edition, the city showed its strengths

The Atlanta Art Fair returned for its second edition from September 25-28, 2024, at Pullman Yards in the Kirkwood neighborhood, produced by events firm AMP. The fair hosted 75 local, national, and international galleries and arts organizations, drawing around 3,500 attendees to its VIP preview and opening night. Exhibitors and organizers were more acclimated to the space than in the debut year, with a more relaxed and confident atmosphere. The fair highlighted Atlanta's unique cultural identity, emphasizing friendliness, community engagement, and a slower, less pretentious pace compared to art fairs in New York or Los Angeles.