What does NADA stand for?

New Art Dealers Alliance

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The spaces at 395 Flatbush Avenue Extension, owned by Fulton DeKalb Associates, will be transformed by the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, with the help of The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA), a collective of galleries and artists working to make contemporary art more accessible to the general public.

Downtown Brooklyn hands artists a blank canvas

That didn’t stop collectors, artists, students and curiosity-seekers from filing through, just as they would through Pulse, Scope, Bridge, Flow, Ink, the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) and grassroots affairs like Grendel and Fountain.

Celebrity, Real Estate, Fashion\'d1 Oh, and Art\'d1in Miami Beach

Still, the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA), which launched its art fair alongside last winter's Art Basel Miami Beach, may be the contemporary-art world's best hope for a dignified, DIY art-fair future.

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BUT THOSE SEARCHING FOR THE NEXT DECADE'S PRINCES, Peytons and Emins—or at least work with one less zero (for now) in the price tag—made their way across Biscayne Bay to Miami’s rapidly gentrifying Wynwood neighborhood and the New Art Dealers Alliance fair—which may explain why those Fernwood analysts who tout “investable art insight” had jumped onboard as NADA’s chief sponsor.

Where the 'It' Boys Are

Arts consultant Sheri Pasquarella, a former director of the recently closed Gorney Bravin and Lee and a co-founder of the upstart New Art Dealers Alliance, brought clients on Thursday: "They enjoyed themselves, but in the interests of full disclosure, I got in on Wednesday, and I was sort of … not surprised, but slightly frustrated by the fact of how many things were already on reserve on Wednesday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

Armory But Not Dangerous