“NADA is dedicated to producing a distinctive New York art fair in March, and we are looking forward to developing a new environment for exhibitors in the pristine studios at Skylight Clarkson Sq,” says NADA Executive Director, Heather Hubbs. “As an alliance of professionals working to stage and support contemporary art, we are always creating unique opportunities to assist galleries, and engage the larger community with cultural programming.”

The first edition of NADA New York in 2012 hosted 66 exhibitors—NADA New York 2017 provided a space for 123 exhibitors, including 38 Projects and 19 Cultural Partners.

NADA is also pleased to announce that, along with a newly renovated space in New York, it will offer an additional prize for exhibitors: a gallery exhibiting in the NADA Projects section of the fair will be invited to return for the subsequent year in a sponsored small booth in the Galleries section. This is the third prize offered by the organization, following the success of the NADA International Gallery Prize and the NADA Artadia Award. NADA has designed these prizes as a means to provide additional support and recognition to galleries and artists who may not otherwise have the opportunity to have a prominent place on the U.S. art fair circuit.

Applications to exhibit at NADA New York will become available in September. The application is open to both NADA Members and non-members.