NADA Announces 2018 International Gallery Prize Recipients From Mexico And Poland

New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is pleased to announce Parallel Oaxaca (Oaxaca) and Stereo (Warsaw) as the 2018 recipients of the third annual NADA International Gallery Prize.

The initiative awards galleries based outside the United States a distinctive platform to participate in NADA New York for the first time in a sponsored booth, furthering NADA's global mission of cultivation, support, and advancement of new and relevant voices in contemporary art.

"The International Gallery Prize was designed as a platform to support NADA's global community and spotlight international gallery programs for the public during the fairs," said Heather Hubbs, NADA Executive Director. "We are proud to welcome Parallel Oaxaca and Stereo to participate in NADA
New York for the first time, with two unique presentations."

At NADA New York, Parallel Oaxaca will present work from Jennifer Teets and Lorenzo Cirrincione's research for Elusive Earths, which explores the moral economies of geophagy: the extraction of natural resources from the earth for pharmacological remedies.

Stereo will present multi-layered paintings by Jakub Czyszczon and small three-dimensional sculptural works by Noa Glazer that share a preoccupation with the material world, creating artworks that combine natural and artificial elements picked up from their closest surroundings.

The 2018 International Gallery Prize recipients were selected by the NADA New York 2018 Selection Committee. The prize is supported by visitors of NADA New York through ticket sales.

This year's NADA New York will showcase the best of contemporary art from around the world, with 100 exhibitors representing 33 cities from 17 different countries, including Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Colombia, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Guatemala, Hungary, Japan, Mexico, Poland, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, and United States.

2018 NADA NEW YORK EXHIBITORS
AA|LA Gallery, Los Angeles
Alden Projects, New York
Jeff Bailey Gallery, Hudson
Rod Barton, London
Nicelle Beauchene Gallery, New York
Belenius, Stockholm
Michael Benevento, Los Angeles
Brennan & Griffin, New York
Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago
Carbon 12, Dubai
Clima, Milan
Company Gallery, New York
Counter Space, Zurich
Creative Growth, Oakland
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles, Los Angeles
Denny Gallery, New York
Galerie Derouillon, Paris
DiabloRosso, Panama
DOCUMENT, Chicago
DUTTON, New York
Edel Assanti, London
Galerie Antoine Ertaskiran, Montreal
Field Editions, Liverpool
Fisher Parrish Gallery, New York
FORMATO COMODO, Madrid
FRIDMAN GALLERY, New York
GEARY, New York
Asya Geisberg Gallery, New York
steven harvey fine art projects, New York
Horton Gallery, New York
Eric HUSSENOT, Paris
Susan Inglett Gallery, New York
Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery, New York
La MaMa Galleria, New York
LAND (Los Angeles Nomadic Division), Los Angeles
the Landing, Los Angeles
Galerie Christian Lethert, Cologne
L'INCONNUE, Montreal
LMAKgallery, New York
LOYAL, Stockholm
Lower East Side Printshop, New York
M+B, Los Angeles
Makasiini Contemporary, Turku
Maki Fine Arts, Tokyo
Microscope Gallery, New York
NINO MIER GALLERY, Los Angeles
Mite, Buenos Aires
Moran Bondaroff, Los Angeles
Mrs., New York
NEOCHROME, Torino
Neon Parc, Melbourne
Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham
PACT, Paris
Parallel Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Parker Gallery, Los Angeles
PATRON, Chicago
Berthold Pott, Cologne
Proyectos Ultravioleta, Guatemala City
RENTAL GALLERY, East Hampton
Reyes Projects, Birmingham
Roman Road, London
Romer Young Gallery, San Francisco
Safe Gallery, New York
Sapar Contemporary, New York
SculptureCenter, New York
September Gallery, Hudson
Shoot The Lobster, New York
Daine Singer, Melbourne
SITUATIONS, New York
Stereo, Warsaw
Walden, Buenos Aires
Western Exhibitions, Chicago
Whitechapel Gallery, London

2018 Projects:
56 Henry, New York
106 Green, New York
315 Gallery, New York
321 Gallery, New York
Helena Anrather, New York
Callicoon Fine Arts, New York
Cuevas Tilleard, New York
Deli Gallery, New York
Disturb The Neighbors, New York
EMBAJADA, San Juan
Ed. Varie, New York
Essex Flowers, New York
Et al., San Francisco
False Flag, New York
Fazakas Gallery, Vancouver
Golestani, Düsseldorf
Good Weather, North Little Rock
Hassla, New York
Hotel Art Pavilion, New York
JAG projects, New York
Kimberly Klark, New York
Kristen Lorello, New York
Galería Mascota, Mexico City
Kai Matsumiya, New York
SHRINE, New York
SMART OBJECTS, Los Angeles
Syndicate, Cologne
UV, Buenos Aires

ABOUT NADA NEW YORK 2018

VIP Preview by Invitation
Thursday, March 8, 10AM-12PM

Opening Preview by Invitation
Thursday, March 8, 12-2PM

Open to the Public
Thursday, March 8, 2-8PM
Friday, March 9, 12-8PM
Saturday, March 10, 12-8PM
Sunday, March 11, 12-6PM

Admission:
$40 Run of Show
$20 Single Day
$10 Senior / Student

Purchase tickets online here.

Proceeds raised from NADA New York ticket sales will go towards the NADA International Gallery Prize, an initiative supporting first-time exhibitors traveling internationally to exhibit at NADA New York in 2019.

Location:
Skylight Clarkson Sq
550 Washington Street
New York, NY 10014

About NADA
Founded in 2002, New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(6) collective of professionals working with contemporary art. Its mission is to create an open flow of information, support, and collaboration within the arts field and to develop a stronger sense of community among its constituency. Through support and encouragement, NADA facilitates strong and meaningful relationships between its members working with new contemporary and emerging art. In addition NADA hosts two fairs a year, NADA New York and NADA Miami.

NADA Projects
Inaugurated in 2010, NADA Projects is a unique programmatic platform for presenting new art within the art fair environment. The discrete, self-contained booths are specifically designed to highlight small-scale presentations from emerging galleries and independent organizations.

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