NADA (New Art Dealers Alliance) presents over 130 participating galleries and art spaces for the 24th edition of NADA Miami, to take place December 1–5, 2026 at Ice Palace Studios.

The NADA Miami art fair brings together exhibitors from 63 cities and 27 countries, including Lagos, Havana, Tokyo, Buenos Aires, and Kansas City. This year’s fair welcomes 45 first-time exhibitors, including Pietro Alexander (New York), Clauda (Prague), FORGOTTEN LANDS (Christiansted), Real Tinsel (Milwaukee), and Slip House (New York), and features 59 NADA Gallery Members, including Burnaway (Atlanta), Entrance (New York), Gattopardo (Los Angeles), MISAKO & ROSEN (Tokyo), Pangée (Montreal) Proxyco Gallery (New York), and ANDREW RAFACZ (Chicago). Participants are selected through a competitive application and peer review process.

NADA is a market-making nonprofit that has been advancing the conversation around contemporary art since 2002. Its network of more than 500 galleries, art professionals, institutions, and publications, two flagship fairs, and year-round programming make it one of the most consequential organizations in the contemporary art field. The galleries, artists, and ideas that end up defining contemporary art take shape at NADA.

NADA will donate a portion of the proceeds raised from NADA Miami ticket sales to fund the ninth annual NADA Acquisition Gift for PAMM, an acquisition gift which provides funding for Pérez Art Museum Miami curators to acquire artworks from the fair for the museum’s permanent collection. The initiative has led to the acquisition of works by Simon Benjamin, Thomas Bils, Danielle De Jesus, Camila Falquez, Nikita Gale, Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe, Patrick Dean Hubbell, Cassi Namoda, Kenny Rivero, Chemi Rosado-Seijo, and Pallavi Sen.

“NADA’s fairs are the most visible expression of a peer community that runs year-round. Our member mentorship initiative, recently launched dealer residency in Finland, and the PAMM Acquisition Gift, now in its ninth year, are all built on the belief that the field works better when people work together,” said Heather Hubbs, NADA’s Executive Director. “The floor in Miami is an incredible way to experience this community firsthand, through a dynamic selection of presentations from galleries working at the forefront of contemporary art.”

Highlights will include solo presentations from Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe at ABRA, Caracas; Antonio Darden at Burnaway, Atlanta; Antone Könst at CASTLE, Los Angeles; Lisu Vega at Gladwell Projects, New York; Vincent Larouche in a shared presentation by Eli Kerr, Montreal and M. LeBlanc, Chicago; Paul-Sebastian Japaz at Kevin Kramer Gallery, New York; and Jessica Palermo at Tyler Park Presents, Los Angeles. Highlights from NADA Projects include Alli Conrad at Dominique Porter Gallery, Los Angeles; Noelle Africh at Twelve Ten Gallery, Chicago; Kaoru Okubo at TATSURO KISHIMOTO, Tokyo.

Exhibitors: Galleries and NADA Projects

This year’s exhibitor lineup brings together a broad international selection of galleries, artist-run spaces, and independent projects from across the United States, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. From established art centers such as New York, Los Angeles, London, Miami, Tokyo, and Berlin to emerging spaces in cities including Tbilisi, Lima, Lagos, Pittsburgh, and San Juan, the presentation reflects the increasingly global and interconnected character of contemporary art.

NADA 2026 Brings Together an International Roster of Galleries and Independent Projects

Galleries

839 — Los Angeles
ABRA — Caracas
ABRI MARS — New York
Affinity Gallery — Lagos
AKIINOUE — Tokyo
Pietro Alexander — New York
Alice Amati — London
Althuis Hofland Fine Arts — Amsterdam
Alzueta Gallery — Multiple Locations
Amanita — New York & Rome
American Art Projects — Berlin, New York & Los Angeles
april april — Pittsburgh
Bill Arning Exhibitions — Old Chatham
Baert Gallery — Los Angeles
Baker—Hall — Miami
Hannah Barry Gallery — London
Blue Velvet — Zurich & Madrid
Burnaway — Atlanta
Calvaresi — Buenos Aires
Cassina Projects — Milan
CASTLE — Los Angeles
CH64 Gallery — Tbilisi
CHART — New York
Chilli — London
Chozick Family Art Gallery — New York
Cob — London
Creative Growth — Oakland
The Cuban Art Hub — Havana
de boer — Los Angeles & Antwerp
DIMIN — New York
Dio Horia Gallery — Athens
Dot Fiftyone Gallery — Miami
Tara Downs — New York
ELLEPHANT — Montreal
EMBAJADA — San Juan
Entrance — New York
Deanna Evans Projects — New York
Feia — Los Angeles
Fernberger — Los Angeles
Patricia Fleming Gallery — Glasgow
FLOHAUS Gallery — New York
FORGOTTEN LANDS — Christiansted & New York
Fragment — New York
Gattopardo — Los Angeles
Geary — Salisbury
Asya Geisberg Gallery — New York
Laurel Gitlen — New York
Gladwell Projects — New York
Gratin — New York
The Green Gallery — Milwaukee
Halsey McKay Gallery — East Hampton & New York
Timothy Hawkinson Gallery — Los Angeles
HESSE FLATOW — New York & Amagansett
HeyThereProjects — Joshua Tree
The Hole — New York
House of Seiko — Los Angeles
Jarvis & Werner — New York
JDJ — New York
KATES-FERRI PROJECTS — New York
KDR — Miami
Eli Kerr — Montreal
Kevin Kramer Gallery — New York
GALLERY KTO — Tokyo
KodlContemporary — Prauge
Kutlesa — New York & Goldau
LA BIBI GALLERY — Palma de Mallorca & Mexico City
La Loma — Los Angeles
LaMontagne Gallery — Boston
LAURA — Houston
M. LeBlanc — Chicago
Galerie Christian Lethert — Cologne
Linse Gallery — Buenos Aires
The Locker Room — New York
Main Projects — Richmond
Management — New York
Marrow — San Francisco
Martha’s — Austin
MISAKO & ROSEN — Tokyo
Charles Moffett — New York
Morgan Lehman Gallery — New York
mueve (galería) — Lima
Megan Mulrooney — Los Angeles
New Discretions — New York
New York Life Gallery — New York
Oolong Gallery — New York & San Diego
Opa Projects — Miami
Tyler Park Presents — Los Angeles
Patel Brown — Toronto
Playlist — San Francisco & Busan
Polina Berlin Gallery — New York
PRIMARY — Miami
Pangée — Montreal
Proxyco Gallery — New York
ANDREW RAFACZ — Chicago
Refusés — London & New York
Rivalry Projects — Buffalo
Diane Rosenstein Gallery — Los Angeles
Roland Ross — Margate
Romance — Pittsburgh
Scroll — New York
Chris Sharp Gallery — Los Angeles
Sheet Cake Gallery — Memphis
SHRINE — New York
SITUATIONS — New York
Slip House — New York
Sorry We’re Closed — Brussels
Tappeto Volante Projects — New York
TINNEY — Nashville
Twelve Gates Arts — Philadelphia
Whaam! — New York
The Why Not Gallery — Tbilisi
Wolfgang Gallery — Atlanta

NADA Projects

The NADA Projects section expands the fair’s platform through a selection of galleries, nonprofit organizations, independent initiatives, and emerging contemporary art spaces, with a notable presence from Miami alongside participants from New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Latin America, Europe, and Asia.

ai. gallery — London
Bleu Acier — Tampa & Belmont
Gallery Bogart — Kansas City
Ceibo Gallery — Miami
Clauda — Prague
Concordia Studio — New York
dmincubator — New York
EY Projects — Shanghai
hipopoety — Buenos Aires
TATSURO KISHIMOTO — Tokyo
KNELL — Los Angeles
The Living Room — Miami
Mahara+Co — Miami
M-ARCH PROJECTS — Beacon & New York
Miriam — New York
Oolite Arts — Miami Beach
Open Studio — New York & Miami
Picture Theory — New York
Dominique Porter Gallery — Los Angeles
Real Tinsel — Milwaukee
Satchel Projects — New York
Southside Contemporary — Richmond
Twelve Ten Gallery — Chicago
VESPER TZU — Lima
Voltz Clarke Gallery — New York
VSG Contemporary — Chicago

Gallery Members: An International Network of Contemporary Art Spaces

This directory brings together galleries, nonprofit organizations, artist-run spaces, and independent platforms from across the United States and the international contemporary art community. From New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, and San Francisco to Caracas, Bogotá, London, Paris, Tokyo, Seoul, Warsaw, Tbilisi, and beyond, these members reflect the geographic and cultural diversity of today’s art ecosystem.

0

• 062 — Chicago
• 56 Henry — New York
• 65GRAND — Chicago

A

• A.I.R. Gallery — New York
• Abattoir — Cleveland
• ABRA — Caracas
• ABRI MARS — New York
• Ackerman Clarke — Chicago
• Adams and Ollman — Portland, OR
• ALA Projects — Coral Gables & Miami
• Pietro Alexander — New York
• Alice Folker Gallery — Copenhagen
• Anat Ebgi — Los Angeles & New York
• april april — Pittsburgh
• Bill Arning Exhibitions — Kinderhook
• Artadia — New York
• Arts of Life – Circle Contemporary — Chicago
• as-is.la — Los Angeles

B

• Baert Gallery — Los Angeles
• Baker—Hall — Miami
• Jack Barrett — New York
• Nicelle Beauchene Gallery — New York
• Berthold Pott — Cologne
• Bienvenu Steinberg & C — New York
• bitforms gallery — New York
• Blade Study — New York
• Gallery Bogart — Kansas City
• Bradley Ertaskiran — Montreal
• BRITTA RETTBERG — Munich
• Broadway Gallery — New York
• Spencer Brownstone Gallery — New York
• Bukia Vakhania — Tbilisi
• BUREAU — New York
• Burnaway — Atlanta
• gallery burster — Berlin

C

• Rebecca Camacho Presents — San Francisco
• CANADA — New York
• Candice Madey — New York
• Capsule — Shanghai
• CARVALHO — New York
• Cassina Projects — Milan
• Cevera Yoon — Los Angeles
• CH64 Gallery — Tbilisi
• Chapter NY — New York
• CHART — New York
• Cheremoya — Santa Fe
• Chozick Family Art Gallery — New York
• Cleo the Project Space — Savannah
• COOPER COLE — Toronto
• Creative Growth — Oakland
• Creativity Explored — San Francisco
• CUE Art Foundation — New York

D

• D. D. D. D. — New York & Singapore
• David Peter Francis — New York
• de boer — Los Angeles
• Luis De Jesus Los Angeles — Los Angeles
• Derosia — New York
• Galerie Derouillon — Paris
• Dimensions Variable — Miami
• DIMIN — New York
• Dinner Gallery — New York
• Dio Horia Gallery — Athens
• DOCUMENT — Chicago & Lisbon
• Dreamsong — Minneapolis
• Duane Thomas Gallery — New York
• Dunes — Portland, ME
• Dutton — New York

E

• EACHEVE — Guayaquil
• Ed. Varie — New York
• Eighth House Residency — Rochester
• El Apartamento Gallery — Havana & Madrid
• El Kilometro — San Juan
• Derek Eller Gallery — New York
• EMBAJADA — San Juan
• ENGAGE Projects — Chicago
• Entrance — New York
• Essex Flowers — New York
• Et al. — San Francisco
• EUROPA — New York
• Deanna Evans Projects — New York
• Everybody — Tucson

F

• Fabienne Levy — Geneva, Lausanne & Zurich
• Feia — Los Angeles
• Galería Nora Fisch — Buenos Aires
• Foreign & Domestic — New York
• Fountain House Gallery — New York
• Fragment — New York
• Franz Kaka — Toronto

G

• G Gallery — Seoul
• Gaa — Cologne, New York & Provincetown
• Galerie Hugues Charbonneau — Montreal
• Garvey|Simon — New York
• Gattopardo — Los Angeles
• Geary — New York
• Asya Geisberg Gallery — New York
• Gene’s Dispensary — Los Angeles
• Gern en Regalia — New York
• Gisela Projects — New York
• Laurel Gitlen — New York
• Sebastian Gladstone — Los Angeles
• Good Mother Gallery — Los Angeles & Oakland
• Good Naked Gallery — New York
• Good Weather — Chicago & North Little Rock
• Gordon Robichaux — New York
• Kavi Gupta — Chicago

H

• HAIR+NAILS — Minneapolis & New York
• Halsey McKay Gallery — East Hampton
• Harkawik — Los Angeles & New York
• Timothy Hawkinson Gallery — Los Angeles
• HESSE FLATOW — New York

I

• Independent Curators International (ICI) — New York
• Indigo Arts Alliance — Portland, ME
• Instituto de Visión — Bogota & New York
• IRL Gallery — New York
• Ivester Contemporary — Austin

J

• JDJ — New York
• Jeni Abramson Gallery — Los Angeles
• Jennifer Terzian Gallery — Litchfield
• JJ Murphy Gallery — New York
• Nina Johnson — Miami

K

• KATES-FERRI PROJECTS — New York
• KDR — Miami
• Eli Kerr — Montreal
• Ketabi-Bourdet — Paris
• KIM? Contemporary Art Centre — Riga
• KIPNZ — Walton
• Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery — New York
• Richard Koh Fine Art — Singapore

L

• la BEAST gallery — Los Angeles
• La Loma — Los Angeles
• LaMontagne Gallery — Boston
• the Landing — Los Angeles
• Laney Contemporary — Savannah
• Laura (the gallery) — Houston
• M. LeBlanc — Chicago
• Galerie Christian Lethert — Cologne
• LETO — Warsaw
• LIC Artists — Long Island City
• Long Story Short — Los Angeles, New York & Paris
• Kristen Lorello — New York
• Louis Buhl & Co. — Detroit
• LOYAL — Stockholm
• LVL3 — Chicago

M

• Magenta Plains — New York
• Mahara+Co — Miami
• Mama Projects — New York
• Management — New York
• Marinaro — New York
• Kathryn Markel Fine Arts — New York
• MARS Gallery — Melbourne
• Marta — Los Angeles
• Martha’s — Austin
• Philip Martin Gallery — Los Angeles
• Massey Klein — New York
• Kai Matsumiya — New York
• M+B — Los Angeles
• McLennon Pen Co. — Austin
• Medium Tings — New York
• Meno Parkas Gallery — Kaunas
• MICKEY — Chicago
• Microscope Gallery — New York
• Midway Contemporary Art — Minneapolis
• Miriam — New York
• MISAKO & ROSEN — Tokyo
• Charles Moffett — New York
• Morgan Lehman Gallery — New York
• Moskowitz Bayse — Los Angeles
• Mrs. — New York
• Brigitte Mulholland — Paris

N

• N.A.S.A.L. — Guayaquil & Mexico City
• Nationale — Portland, OR
• Nazarian / Curcio — Los Angeles
• New Discretions — New York
• New Release — New York
• New York Life Gallery — New York
• New Image Art — Los Angeles
• Night Gallery — Los Angeles
• NOON Projects — Los Angeles

O

• O Gallery — Tehran
• OCHI — Los Angeles & Sun Valley
• Ontopo — New York
• Oolong Gallery — New York & Rancho Santa Fe
• Ortega y Gasset Projects — New York
• Outer Space — Concord

P

• P.A.D. — New York
• Paradigm Gallery + Studio — Philadelphia
• Parent Company — New York
• Tyler Park Presents — Los Angeles
• Patel Brown — Toronto
• Gallery Kendra Jayne Patrick GmbH — Bern, Switzerland
• PATRON — Chicago
• PENTIMENTI — Philadelphia
• Pioneer Works — New York
• The Pit — Los Angeles & Palm Springs
• Polana Institute — Warsaw
• PRIMARY — Miami
• Printed Matter, Inc. — New York
• Pangée — Montreal
• Proxyco Gallery — New York

R

• ANDREW RAFACZ — Chicago
• RAVNIKAR — Ljubljana
• Ricco/Maresca Gallery — New York
• Rivalry Projects — Buffalo
• Galerie Nicolas Robert — Montreal
• Romance — Pittsburgh
• Romer Young Gallery — San Francisco
• Diane Rosenstein Gallery — Los Angeles
• Cindy Rucker Gallery — New York
• Nick Ryan Gallery — Boulder

S

• Saenger Galería — Mexico City
• Samson Projects — Boston
• SANATORIUM — Istanbul
• SARAHCROWN — New York
• SARA’S — New York
• secret project robot — New York
• SEPTEMBER — Kinderhook
• Sheet Cake Gallery — Memphis
• Shelter — New York
• SHRINE — New York
• Sibyl Gallery — New Orleans
• signs and symbols — New York
• Jessica Silverman Gallery — San Francisco
• SITUATIONS — New York
• Sim Smith — London
• David B. Smith Gallery — Denver
• SOCO Gallery — Charlotte
• SoMad — New York
• Sorry We’re Closed — Brussels
• The Sphinx — Boston
• Spinello Projects — Miami
• Springsteen — Baltimore
• Stellarhighway — Brooklyn
• Stems Gallery — Brussels
• STONELEAF RETREAT — Kingston
• Storm King Art Center — New Windsor
• Stroll Garden — Los Angeles
• Studio/Chapple — London
• Superhouse — New York
• Superposition Gallery — Los Angeles
• Surf Point — Portland

T

• Tabula Rasa Gallery — Beijing & London
• THIRD BORN — CDMX
• Tierra del Sol Gallery — Los Angeles
• Towards — Toronto
• Hannah Traore Gallery — New York
• Turley Gallery — Hudson
• Twelve Gates Arts — Philadelphia
• Twelve Ten Gallery — Chicago

U

• Uffner & Liu — New York
• Ulterior Gallery — New York
• Uprise Art — New York
• Galleri Urbane — Dallas

V

• The Valley — Santa Fe
• Villa Filanda Antonini — Villorba
• Voloshyn Gallery — Kiev & Miami
• Volume Gallery — Chicago
• VSG Contemporary — Chicago

W

• Wassaic Project — Wassaic
• Weatherproof — Chicago
• Kate Werble Gallery — New York
• Western Exhibitions — Chicago
• White Columns — New York
• Whitespace — Atlanta
• The Why Not Gallery — Tbilisi
• Wilding Cran Gallery — Los Angeles

X

• Xxijra Hii — London

Y

• Yeh Art Gallery — New York
• Yiwei Gallery — Los Angeles
• YveYANG Gallery — New York

Z

• Zalucky Contemporary — Toronto