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The New Art Dealers Alliance has announced the more than 100 exhibitors that will take part in its upcoming New York edition, as well as a new location for the fair. The 2025 edition will run May 7–11, with VIP hours from 10 a.m .to 4 p.m. on May 7.
After two years in the former Dia building on West 22nd Street, NADA New York will move further west in Chelsea to the Starrett-Lehigh Building on West 26th Street and 11th Avenue. The move brings it even closer to Frieze New York, which opens to VIPs on May 7, beginning at 11 a.m.
Of the 111 exhibitors, 54 will be showing at the New York fair for the first time, including Eugster || Belgrade (of Belgrade), Gallery Common (Tokyo), CONSTITUCIÓN (Buenos Aires), Dohing Art (Seoul), Galerie Noah Klink (Berlin), and DARLA (New York).
Several galleries will also have solo presentations, including Oidie Kuijpers at D. D. D. D., Lyndsey Marko at Gattopardo, and Kim Dorland at Patel Brown. Some 34 galleries will participate in the NADA Projects section, including New York’s Stellarhighway, Miami’s KDR, London’s Season 4 Episode 6, and Mexico City’s Third Born.
Additionally, there will once again be a spotlight section organized by a curator. (As in the past, this edition is being sponsored by TD Bank, a US subsidiary of Canada’s second largest bank, making it one of many institutions now vulnerable to newly instituted tariffs from the Trump administration.) This year’s iteration will focus on artists and galleries from Texas and Mexico, and is being organized by Owen Duffy, curator and director of exhibitions at Asia Society Texas.
In a statement, NADA executive director Heather Hubbs said, “We are delighted to once again bring together our vibrant community of artists, dealers, and collectors for the 11th edition of NADA New York. This year, we continue our mission of championing vital voices and distinctive presentations in contemporary art—set against the backdrop of an iconic city landmark that embodies the spirit of creativity and cultural exchange.”
The full exhibitor list follows below.
Galleries
| Exhibitor | Location(s) |
| Affinity Gallery | Lagos |
| Afternoon Projects | Vancouver |
| Alice Amati | London |
| ARDEN + WHITE GALLERY | New Canaan |
| Baker—Hall | Miami |
| Spencer Brownstone Gallery | New York |
| BWA Warszawa | Warsaw |
| Ceysson & Bénétière | New York, Koerich, Lyon, Paris, Saint-Etienne, Geneva |
| Chozick Family Art Gallery | New York |
| Cob | London |
| COHJU | Kyoto |
| Gallery Common | Tokyo |
| Creative Growth + Studio Route 29 | Oakland & Frenchtown |
| Cub_ism_ Artspace | Shanghai |
| D. D. D. D. | New York & Singapore |
| de boer | Lisbon & Los Angeles |
| DIMIN | New York |
| Dio Horia | Athens |
| Dohing Art | Seoul |
| El Apartamento | Havana & Madrid |
| EMBAJADA | San Juan |
| Entrée | Bergen |
| Et al. | San Francisco |
| Eugster || Belgrade | Belgrade |
| Patricia Fleming Gallery | Glasgow |
| Fragment | New York |
| Franz Kaka | Toronto |
| Gattopardo | Los Angeles |
| Asya Geisberg Gallery | New York |
| Goldfinch | Chicago |
| HAIR + NAILS | Minneapolis & New York |
| Halsey McKay Gallery | East Hampton |
| Harper’s | New York & East Hampton |
| HESSE FLATOW | New York & Amagansett |
| Hidrante | San Juan |
| Huxley-Parlour | London |
| IRL GALLERY | New York |
| JDJ | New York |
| KATES-FERRI PROJECTS | New York |
| Eli Kerr | Montreal |
| Galerie Noah Klink | Berlin |
| KRUPA GALLERY | Wroclaw |
| la BEAST gallery | Los Angeles |
| Galerie Christian Lethert | Cologne |
| LOBSTER CLUB | Los Angeles |
| Luis De Jesus Los Angeles | Los Angeles |
| Philip Martin Gallery | Los Angeles |
| Massey Klein | New York |
| Morgan Lehman Gallery | New York |
| Mrs. | New York |
| Megan Mulrooney | Los Angeles |
| New Image Art | Los Angeles |
| PACT | Paris |
| Pangée | Montreal |
| Patel Brown | Montreal & Toronto |
| PENTIMENTI | Philadelphia |
| TATJANA PIETERS | Ghent |
| Polana Institute | Warsaw |
| Anca Poterașu Gallery | Bucharest |
| Ricco/Maresca | New York |
| Galerie Nicolas Robert | Montreal & Toronto |
| Romer Young Gallery | San Francisco |
| SAENGER Galería | Mexico City |
| SITUATIONS | New York |
| Sim Smith | London |
| Soho Revue | London |
| SoMad.NYC | New York |
| Spinello Projects | Miami |
| Stems Gallery | Brussels |
| Stroll Garden | Los Angeles |
| Superposition Gallery | Los Angeles |
| Tappeto Volante Projects | New York |
| Towards | Toronto |
| Trotter&Sholer | New York |
| Rachel Uffner Gallery | New York |
| WHATIFTHEWORLD | Cape Town |
| Zalucky Contemporary | Toronto |
NADA Projects
| Exhibitor | Location(s) |
| 839 | Los Angeles |
| AKIINOUE | Tokyo |
| A-Lounge Contemporary | Seoul |
| Galeri Bosfor | Istanbul |
| CH64 Gallery | Tbilisi |
| Chilli | London |
| CON_ | Tokyo |
| CONSTITUCIÓN | Buenos Aires |
| CUE Art | New York |
| DARLA | New York |
| Essex Flowers | New York |
| FIM | Seoul |
| KANA KAWANISHI GALLERY | Tokyo |
| KDR | Miami |
| KIPNZ | New York & Walton |
| Linse Gallery | Buenos Aires |
| MAMA Projects | New York |
| Marta | Los Angeles |
| mimo | New York |
| Open Studio | New York |
| Orange Crush | New York |
| P.A.D. | New York |
| PASTO | Buenos Aires |
| Gallery Playlist | Busan |
| RAINRAIN | New York |
| Red Arrow | Nashville |
| RIBOT | Milan |
| Season 4 Episode 6 | London |
| Daine Singer | Brunswick |
| The Sphinx | Wellesley |
| Stellarhighway | New York |
| Superhouse | New York |
| THIRD BORN | Mexico City |
| Xxijra Hii | London |