NADA Miami 2026

The NADA Miami art fair brings together exhibitors from 63 cities and 27 countries, including Lagos, Havana, Tokyo, Buenos Aires, and Kansas City. This year’s fair welcomes 45 first-time exhibitors, including Pietro Alexander (New York), Clauda (Prague), FORGOTTEN LANDS (Christiansted), Real Tinsel (Milwaukee), and Slip House (New York), and features 66 NADA Gallery Members, including Burnaway (Atlanta), Entrance (New York), Gattopardo (Los Angeles), MISAKO & ROSEN (Tokyo), Pangée (Montreal) Proxyco Gallery (New York), and ANDREW RAFACZ (Chicago). Participants are selected through a competitive application and peer review process. NADA is a market-making nonprofit that has been advancing the conversation around contemporary art since 2002. Its network of more than 500 galleries, art professionals, institutions, and publications, two flagship fairs, and year-round programming make it one of the most consequential organizations in the contemporary art field. The galleries, artists, and ideas that end up defining contemporary art take shape at NADA. NADA will donate a portion of the proceeds raised from NADA Miami ticket sales to fund the ninth annual NADA Acquisition Gift for PAMM, an acquisition gift which provides funding for Pérez Art Museum Miami curators to acquire artworks from the fair for the museum’s permanent collection. The initiative has led to the acquisition of works by Simon Benjamin, Thomas Bils, Danielle De Jesus, Camila Falquez, Nikita Gale, Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe, Patrick Dean Hubbell, Cassi Namoda, Kenny Rivero, Chemi Rosado-Seijo, and Pallavi Sen. “NADA's fairs are the most visible expression of a peer community that runs year-round. Our member mentorship initiative, recently launched dealer residency in Finland, and the PAMM Acquisition Gift, now in its ninth year, are all built on the belief that the field works better when people work together,” said Heather Hubbs, NADA's Executive Director. “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.” Highlights will include solo presentations from Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe at ABRA, Caracas; Antonio Darden at Burnaway, Atlanta; Antone Könst at CASTLE, Los Angeles; Lisu Vega at Gladwell Projects, New York; Vincent Larouche in a shared presentation by Eli Kerr, Montreal and M. LeBlanc, Chicago; Paul-Sebastian Japaz at Kevin Kramer Gallery, New York; and Jessica Palermo at Tyler Park Presents, Los Angeles. Highlights from NADA Projects include Alli Conrad at Dominique Porter Gallery, Los Angeles; Noelle Africh at Twelve Ten Gallery, Chicago; Kaoru Okubo at TATSURO KISHIMOTO, Tokyo.