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NADA

A white-walled booth displays Kelly Tapia-Chuning’s textile works, including four wall-hung pieces and a central floor installation.

NADA New York Opens With Fewer Early Sales But Plenty of Potential

During a crowded week of fairs, NADA’s strongest booths found momentum in intimate scale, accessible pricing and dedicated presentations of imaginative world-building.
By Elisa Carollo
A wide view of a historic glass-roofed exhibition hall filled with art fair booths and crowds circulating across multiple levels.

Art Fairs at a Turning Point: Why Galleries Can’t Afford to Go—but Can’t Afford to Stop

After decades of unchecked expansion, economic realities are forcing fairs to become more selective, more regional and more accountable.
By Elisa Carollo
A booth with gradient pink-to-purple walls displays bright figurative paintings alongside ceramic sculptures on wooden stands.

NADA Miami and Untitled Art Test the Temperature of the Mid-Tier and Emerging Markets

The long-running ping-pong between the two fairs continues this year with vibrant energy and steady sales that are strong enough to suggest the young market is rebounding.
By Elisa Carollo
Gallery booth beneath a vaulted glass ceiling featuring abstract paintings in bold colors—red, blue, purple, black, and yellow—paired with large metallic and ceramic sculptures on white pedestals, all arranged in a minimalist, high-contrast setting.

Frieze and NADA New York’s Early Sales Signal Buyer Confidence

By Elisa Carollo
A woman lounges barefoot on a mid-century modern sofa in a vividly decorated living room, surrounded by colorful contemporary artworks. Framed paintings fill the wall behind her, including a large portrait of Frida Kahlo, a vibrant abstract, and a playful depiction of Black figures with balloons. A Brillo soap pad box and art books stacked on the coffee table and floor add to the eclectic, art-filled ambiance. The woman wears a “Rock Girl” t-shirt and jeans, smiling confidently at the camera.

Maria Brito On Why Smart Collectors Are Still Buying—and What They’re Skipping

By Elisa Carollo

Heather Hubbs On How NADA Has Changed—and All the Ways It Hasn’t

By Elisa Carollo
Image of a tent with sculptures outside

What’s On Off Basel: These Are the 2024 Miami Art Week Satellite Fairs Not to Miss

By Elisa Carollo
Image of fair visitors looking at works.

A Constellation of Salon-Style Fairs Rounded Out Paris Art Week

By Elisa Carollo

Five Contemporary Art Spaces and Shows to Check Out in Maine This Summer

By Elisa Carollo
An art installation comprised of pink drapery that completely covers a storefront

Off-Basel Highlights from Miami Art Week 2023

By Nadja Sayej
Aqua Art Miami Opening Night

What’s On Off Basel: A Guide to the Miami Art Week Satellite Fairs

By Christa Terry
An installation by David Kramer at Spring/Break 2017.

Art Fair Survival Guide: How to See Everything Without Hating Your Life

By Margaret Carrigan
Detail of a work by Josh Mannis, shown by Galerie Eric Hussenot.

Think Art Is Overly Academic? You’re Wrong

By Scott Indrisek
Jason Pommeranic, At Home With PHOTO: Celeste Sloman for Observer

Miami Shopping Spree: Hotelier Jason Pomeranc on Art Basel

By Guelda Voien
"Hello, HAL. Do you read me, HAL?"

8 Must-See Satellite Art Fair Booths in Miami

By Ryan Steadman
Heather Hubbs Painting: The Final Battle by Scott Reeder Photo: Emily Assiran for Observer

Heather Hubbs on NADA’s Move to the Fontainebleau

By Alanna Martinez

A Short List of Miami Art Week Events

By Ryan Steadman
Alexander Calder, 'Antennae with Red and Blue Dots' 1953,

Homeland Graffiti Reads ‘Homeland Is Racist,’ Gagosian & Deitch’s Unrealism, and More

By Guelda Voien

Toto, We’re Home! Kansas Gallery Will Move to LES

By Ryan Steadman
Frieze New York 2015. (Photo: Steve Sands/WireImage)

Who Won New York’s Frieze Week 2015?

By The Editors

The Body Is Back at the 2015 NADA Art Fair

By Ryan Steadman
Nada New York 2014. (Photo by Andrew Russeth)

Behold, the NADA New York 2015 Exhibitor List

By Nate Freeman
The Armory Show's Noah Horowitz. (Photograph by Eric T. White, courtesy of The Armory Show.)

Noah Horowitz’s Art Basel Picks: Roni Horn and a Soundtrack of Tame Impala

By Alanna Martinez
Paul McCartney

What’s the Only Thing More Annoying Than Art Basel Miami Week?

By Alexandra Peers
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