The Art Dealers Association of America has announced 63 participating galleries for the newly rebranded ADAA Fair, set to return to New York this November at the Park Avenue Armory.
Running from November 13-16, the fair will now align with Art Week NYC, a new four-day program shaping the city's art calendar. Its preview gala on November 12 will support the Whitney Museum, marking a fresh philanthropic direction for the event.
This edition is the first led by executive director Kinsey Robb, who described the fair as a space for thoughtful presentations, dialogue, and a strong gallery community. The exhibitor list includes long-standing ADAA members, returning participants from the fair's early years, and several first-time galleries joining the platform.
Among the announced highlights are a solo booth of Betye Saar assemblages at Roberts Projects, a salon-style presentation of 20th-century works on paper by Marc Selwyn Fine Art and David Nolan Gallery, and a survey of artists supported by the Whitney from the 1930s to the 1950s presented by Jonathan Boos.
With galleries representing cities across the United States, the fair reflects the ADAA's peer-reviewed membership model and its focus on curatorial quality. The reimagined format signals a broader effort to connect collectors, institutions, and galleries through a more integrated art-week experience. It may help define a more connected future for New York's cultural season.
