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NADA Art Fair Opens Tomorrow at Basketball City

The fifth edition of NADA New York, an art fair showcasing emerging art from around the world, opens tomorrow evening at Basketball City.

NADA Art Fair, With Its “Manageable Size and Relaxed Mood,” Opens at Pier 36

The New York art fair from the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is in full swing at Basketball City on Pier 36. In the New York Times, art critic Roberta Smith has already chimed in with an enthusiastic assessment: If...

NADA Art Fair Returns to Lower East Side Thursday-Sunday

The spring art fairs are upon us and here on the Lower East Side that means NADA! The New Art Dealers Alliance will be back at Basketball City/Pier 36 this Thursday through Sunday with more than 100 galleries represented. You'll...

An Art Weekend on the Lower East Side, NADA, Cutlog, Gallery Walk, New Museum Shows

As we noted yesterday, it's a big weekend for art on the Lower East Side. NADA's New York Art Fair opens tomorrow at Pier 36.  Another fair, Cutlog, opens to the public today at the Clemente Soto Velez Cultural...

NADA Art Fair Returns to Pier 36 This Weekend – It’s Free to Look!

If you've been looking for a chance to get a good look at some of the Lower East Side's top art galleries, but aren't sure where to begin, this weekend offers an ideal opportunity.  NADA's New York Art Fair...

Photos: NADA at Basketball City

This past weekend, collectors flocked to Basketball City on Pier 36 where NADA, the New Art Dealers Association, held its second New York City fair.  The New York Times called it NADA's "best home yet."  Tim Schreier checked out...

Spring Art Fairs Converge on the L.E.S. This Weekend

The spring art fairs hit New York this week, as Frieze comes to Randall's Island for a second year, and several satellite fairs pop up around town.  Cutlog, a new multi-media fair from Paris, has taken over the Clemente...

More Proof LES Gallery Scene is Thriving

Editor's note: This story was first published in the May 2013 edition of The Lo-Down's print magazine. When Risa Needleman and Benjamin Tischer opened Invisible Exports, their sliver of a gallery at 14 Orchard St. in 2008, they joined a...
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It’s Feeling Like Winter on the Lower East Side

Thanks to Andrea DiFiore who sent along these photos from East River Park yesterday. She wrote: "I braved the...
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