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- NADA New York will happen Might 7-11
- 120 exhibitors throughout 19 international locations and 50 cities
- The truthful explores themes of formality, notion and resistance
From a haunting altar of reminiscence by Maya Perry to the fundamental tactility of Jun Tsunoda’s nature-inspired work, the items on present on the eleventh version of NADA New York probe private mythologies whereas referring to various, cultural counterpoints. Going down Might 7–11 at Chelsea’s Starrett-Lehigh Constructing, this yr’s version options 120 exhibitors throughout 19 international locations and 50 cities, together with 54 first-time contributors like Gallery Widespread (Tokyo).
The TD Financial institution Curated Highlight, helmed by Owen Duffy of Asia Society Texas, focuses on artists from Mexico and Texas who discover this yr’s themes of formality, notion and resistance. In the meantime, NADA Presents returns with stay performances and an entire set of fascinating panels for each budding and seasoned artwork lovers.
There’s rather a lot happening within the truthful, plus the insanity of New York artwork week, however listed here are just a few of our favourite cubicles at NADA that can assist you to minimize via the entire noise:
NARANJO 141 — Sales space A108
Making its NADA New York debut, NARANJO 141 presents new works by Pauline Shaw as a part of the TD Financial institution Curated Highlight. Shaw, a New York-based artist identified for her large-scale felted wool compositions, explores the development of information and the programs that form notion. Her multidisciplinary follow spans glass, metallic and textiles, channeling scientific inquiry and non secular symbolism into visible landscapes that query how we assign that means in an more and more advanced world.
Dio Horia — Sales space B111
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Dio Horia showcases new works by Chris Akordalitis, who continues his conceptual sequence centered on cycles of sunshine and darkness. Drawing on symbolism, delusion and reminiscence, Akordalitis displays on emotions of uncertainty, each inside and exterior, that seemingly defines the present period of society, or what he calls the “New Darkish Age.” His presentation explores the historic recurrence of cultural contagion and its intersections with gender, social norms and collective reminiscence.
Gallery Widespread — Sales space C211
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Gallery Widespread brings collectively Waku Fukui, Shun Kadohashi and Jun Tsunoda for a three-person presentation. Every artist approaches their medium—neon, ceramics and multimedia portray with a shared need to return to primal sources of inspiration. The sales space conjures nature’s tactile presence via references to daylight, timber and earthy textures, inviting reflection on what it means to be human.
JO-HS Gallery — Sales space A203
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Chosen for the TD Financial institution Curated Highlight, JO-HS Gallery presents new works by Melissa Ríos. Primarily based in Mexico Metropolis, Ríos works throughout portray and drawing to discover the stress between figuration and abstraction. Her follow weaves collectively surrealist, literary, and feminist themes, providing layered interpretations of the human kind and inside worlds.
RAINRAIN — Sales space B108
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In its NADA New York debut, RAINRAIN unveils The Warmth of a Mirrored Picture, a solo venture by Maya Perry. The sales space turns into a haunting set up the place ritual, reminiscence, and trauma collide. Candle-lit flames on the entrance lead right into a central tower-like construction embedded with oil pastel panels. These works depict home moments destabilized by psychological unrest, forming a fragmented narrative that probes the uncanny methods reminiscence distorts actuality.
