NEW YORK, NY.- NADA has welcomed 19 new members into its international network of galleries, nonprofit organizations and artist-run spaces, expanding a community that now includes more than 280 members working across the contemporary art field.
The Fall 2026 group reflects the organization’s increasingly broad geographic reach, bringing together spaces from major art centers including New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, Montreal, Prague, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok, as well as organizations based in cities such as Boulder, Richmond, Concord and Portland, Maine.
According to NADA, the new additions are part of its continuing effort to broaden the range of voices represented within its membership and to support galleries and organizations working with contemporary artists in different regions and at different scales.
Among the new members are Jeni Abramson and de boer in Los Angeles; Abri Mars, Garvey|Simon, Kathryn Markel Fine Arts and Hunter College Art Galleries in New York; ALA Projects and Mahara+Co in Miami; Arsenal Contemporary Art in New York and Montreal; and THE MISSION PROJECTS in Chicago.
The incoming group also includes Blah Blah Gallery in Philadelphia, Gallery Bogart in Kansas City, HeyThereProjects in Joshua Tree, KodlContemporary in Prague, Nick Ryan Gallery in Boulder, Southside Contemporary in Richmond, Outer Space in Concord, New Hampshire, and Surf Point in Portland, Maine.
Adding a stronger international presence to the group is Richard Koh Fine Art, which operates in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok.
NADA describes its membership as a peer-driven community built around collaboration among galleries, institutions and art professionals. Members have year-round access to mentorship initiatives, professional gatherings and programming in New York and internationally, as well as the network and infrastructure surrounding NADA’s art fairs.
The organization has long positioned itself as an alternative and collaborative platform within the contemporary art market, bringing together established galleries with younger spaces, nonprofits and artist-led initiatives. The latest group of members further extends that mix, connecting organizations working in very different local art communities under the same international network.
The 19 new NADA members for Fall 2026 are: Jeni Abramson, Los Angeles; Abri Mars, New York; ALA Projects, Miami; Arsenal Contemporary Art, New York and Montreal; Blah Blah Gallery, Philadelphia; Gallery Bogart, Kansas City; de boer, Los Angeles and Antwerp; Garvey|Simon, New York; HeyThereProjects, Joshua Tree; Hunter College Art Galleries, New York; KodlContemporary, Prague; Richard Koh Fine Art, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok; Mahara+Co, Miami; Kathryn Markel Fine Arts, New York; THE MISSION PROJECTS, Chicago; Outer Space, Concord, New Hampshire; Nick Ryan Gallery, Boulder; Southside Contemporary, Richmond; and Surf Point, Portland, Maine.
