What does ADAA stand for?

Art Dealers Association of America (since 1962; New York City, NY, USA)

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Art Dealers Association Of America Art Appraisals (ADAA) This association has been existing for more than fort-five years already.

Art Collecting Playing It Safe with Appraisals

They'd do the ADAA fair"-the annual show by the Art Dealers Association of America, with more big-ticket items, more modern than contemporary-"or not do it at all, because of Basel and Frieze.

Armory But Not Dangerous

A low appreciation rate Gilbert Edelson, administrative vice president and counsel at the Art Dealers Association of America, says less than 1 percent of all art made this year will appreciate in value.

Art as an investment can be risky business