The Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) has announced 63 galleries for the upcoming exhibition, now rebranded as ADAA Fair.
Like before, the fair will be held in its usual venue of Park Avenue Armory. However, the new version of the fair will come with some key changes. Unlike its usual run of late October – early November, the ADAA Fair will be held between November 13-16, with a preview opening on November 12 for the benefit of the Whitney Museum. It will be coinciding with the Art Week NYC, scheduled for the same period.
Previously known as the Art Show, the fair by founded by the ADAA in 1989. It was one of the longest-running art fair in New York until its cancellation in 2025. The announcement, which surprised many, was accompanied by the end of the longstanding partnership between ADA and Henry Street Settlement.
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The 63 galleries were chosen from the 200 galleries that are part of the ADAA. The peer-reviewed process selected the names from 23 cities across 12 US states. Names include a variety; from founding membrs like Hirschl & Adler, galleries that were part of the 1989 inaugral edition like GRAY, debutant galleries like Holli Taggart, and newly-added ADAA members like David Lusk Gallery.