NADA Miami Unveils Exhibitor List for December 2026 Edition
The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) has revealed the extensive roster of galleries set to participate in its forthcoming Miami art fair, scheduled to take place from December 1st to 5th, 2026. This highly anticipated 24th iteration of NADA Miami will once again be hosted at the familiar Ice Palace Studios, bringing together a vibrant collection of artistic voices from across the globe. With 135 galleries confirmed, including 45 first-time participants, the event underscores its commitment to showcasing emerging and established talents within the contemporary art scene, solidifying its reputation as a crucial platform for discovery and exchange.
The upcoming NADA Miami fair is distinguished by its truly international flavor, attracting exhibitors from 63 cities spanning 27 different nations. This broad geographic representation ensures a rich tapestry of artistic perspectives and practices. Among the galleries making their inaugural appearance at NADA Miami are Pietro Alexander from New York, Clauda from Prague, Forgotten Lands representing Christiansted, St. Croix, Real Tinsel from Milwaukee, and Slip House, also based in New York. These newcomers will join a significant contingent of NADA members, further strengthening the fair’s vibrant community. Prominent member galleries include April April, Chozick Family Art Gallery, Embajada, Gattopardo, Hesse Flatow, Kates-Ferri Projects, Misako & Rosen, Tyler Park Presents, and Proxyco. Additionally, other notable participants such as Ceysson & Bénétière, De Boer, Tara Downs, Gladwell Projects, and Piedras will contribute to the fair's diverse offerings.
Beyond the main gallery presentations, NADA Miami will feature a dedicated NADA Projects section, highlighting the innovative work of 25 exhibitors. This segment provides a platform for experimental and project-based presentations, with participants like Blah Blah Gallery from Philadelphia, Knell from Los Angeles, Picture Theory from New York, and Southside Contemporary from Richmond. A crucial aspect of the fair’s mission is its ongoing commitment to supporting institutional art acquisition. A portion of the fair’s ticket sales will fund the ninth annual NADA Acquisition Gift for PAMM, an initiative that enables the Pérez Art Museum Miami to acquire significant artworks directly from the fair. Previous beneficiaries of this program include celebrated artists such as Danielle De Jesus, Camila Falquez, Nikita Gale, and Kenny Rivero, demonstrating NADA's role in enriching public collections and promoting artistic talent.
Heather Hubbs, NADA's executive director, emphasized the fair's role as a tangible manifestation of a year-round community, stating that "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." The event, therefore, serves as more than just a marketplace; it is a nexus for connection, discovery, and the ongoing evolution of contemporary artistic dialogue.
This December, NADA Miami promises to deliver an engaging and comprehensive overview of contemporary art. With an impressive array of both established and emerging galleries from around the world, the fair continues its tradition of fostering a dynamic environment for artists, collectors, and art enthusiasts. The inclusion of new exhibitors, a focused projects section, and a commitment to museum acquisitions all contribute to making this edition a significant event in the international art calendar.