Explore NADA House and Governors Island

NADA House 2023. Front porch features installations by Cornelius Tulloch (CUE Art Foundation) and Zander Raymond (Weatherproof).
NADA House 2023. Front porch features installations by Cornelius Tulloch (CUE Art Foundation) and Zander Raymond (Weatherproof).

Table of Contents

NADA House | Sep 1 – Oct 1 | Nolan Park House 18, Governors Island

Hours: Fri – Sun, 11 AM – 5 PM

The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is a non-profit organization that supports and promotes contemporary art with a keen eye toward new voices.

NADA was founded in 2002 to facilitate open and collaborative relationships among its members. Through its programming, including its well-known Art Basel Miami Beach satellite fair, NADA helps art collectors and the public to get acquainted with their art dealer’s artists.

NADA House is in its fifth year. For the first time, it is an Arts Orga­ni­za­tions in Res­i­dence at Gov­er­nors Island.

Governors Island - Photo by Avi Werde
Governors Island – Photo by Avi Werde

Governors Island Arts Orga­ni­za­tions in Res­i­dence

Governors Island is a 172-acre island in New York Harbor. It’s only eight minutes from Manhattan by ferry and a favorite seasonal destination. The island has a beautiful park, historic buildings, and a variety of cultural and educational programs. 

The City of New York and the Trust for Gov­er­nors Island annually sponsor over twenty arts organizations in residence. Currently, it is a seasonal program from spring through fall. Over the next decade, it will become a year-round residency.

Each arts, culture, and education organization receives access to a former military house to host free exhibitions and programs for the public at least Friday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Check with each organization for additional hours.

→ 2023 Organizations in Residence include:

American Indian Community House

Arcrawl Harlem

Artsconnection

Billion Oyster Project

Bronxartspace

Caribbeing HOuse

CUMBE: Center for African and Diaspora Dance

Escaping Time: Art from US Prisons

Flux Factory

Fountain House Gallery

Harvestworks

Koda

Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Art

NADA

New York American Art Triennial

NYC Audobon

NYU Gallatin Wetlab

Pratt Institute

Residency Unlimited

Staten Island Urban Center

Swale

Syracuse University School of Art

Taiwanese American Arts Council

The Lower Eastside Girls Club

Transborder Art

West Harlem Art Fund

Preview NADA House

NADA House’s public exhibition, a collaboration between 26 galleries and art spaces, features 27 artists engaging with the unique character of the 19th-century former military residence. The artists are exhibiting their work in a diverse range of mediums. 

It debuted during Armory Week and will be open to the public through October 1st, every Friday through Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Nolan Park House 18 on Governors Island.

The NADA House 2023 digital catalog is available here: https://www.newartdealers.org/programs/nada-house-2023/catalog

→ NADA House Participants:

Maskull Lasserre – Arsenal Contemporary Art, New York, Toronto, and Montreal

Sean Micka – Bienvenu Steinberg & J, New York

Kathleen Herlihy-Paoli – Brackett Creek Exhibitions and Marinaro, Bozeman and New York

Olivia Zubko – Cleaner Gallery + Projects, Chicago

Cornelius Tulloch – CUE Art Foundation, New York

Tamar Ettun – Dreamsong, Minneapolis

Damali Abrams – EFA Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop, New York

Dominic Nurre -FIERMAN, New York

Orlando Estrada – Halsey McKay Gallery, East Hampton

Carolyn Salas – The Hole, New York and Los Angeles

Francisco Donoso – KATES-FERRI PROJECTS, New York

Luis Sahagún – LatchKey Gallery, New York

Vladislav Markov – Management, New York

Conner O’Leary – Martha’s Contemporary, Austin

Aleph Geddis – Massey Klein, New York

Molly Gochman – Molly Gochman Studio, Houston

Matthew Taylor Williams  – Oolong Gallery, Solana Beach

Johanna Strobel – P.A.D., New York

Alex Sheriff – Patel Brown, Montreal and Toronto

Ilana Halperin – Patricia Fleming Gallery, Glasgow

Sarah Fuhrman and Maria Petrovskaya – Rocket Science, New York

Shaqayeq Arabi – signs + symbols, New York

Yasue Maetake – Yulia Topchiy, New York

Zander Raymond – Weatherproof, Chicago

@governorsisland Governors Island Instagram Caption:

Looking to go on a Governors Island art crawl? Stop by New Art Dealer’s Alliance (NADA) House in Nolan Park this weekend for their fifth edition of NADA House. Now through October, enjoy engaging art exhibitions, and thoughtfully curated interactive arts & culture programming.

This collaborative exhibition brings together 26 art galleries + spaces to present 27 artists, exhibiting work in a diverse range of mediums that each explore the unique character of Governors Island as a former 19th-century military residence.

@maria_petrovskaya_artist @alephgeddis @donosostudio @herlihypaoli @_orlando_estrada_

@newartdealers is one of our two dozen #GovIslandArts 2023 Organizations in Residence in the historic Nolan Park and Colonels Row that facilitate tons of arts, cultural, environmental, and educational programming on the Island. Visit govisland.org to learn more and meet our other orgs!

Visit NADA House

Governors Island is open from 7 am-6 pm every day.

Ferries from Manhattan & Brooklyn to Governors Island:

NADA House - Trust for Governors Island Ferry
NADA House – Trust for Governors Island Ferry

Trust for Governors Island operated | Daily | Battery Maritime Building, 10 South Street in Lower Manhattan | Schedule and Tickets

Trust for Governors Island operated | Sat, Sun, and Holiday Mon | Pier 6 in Brooklyn Bridge Park and Red Hook/Atlantic Basin | Schedule and Tickets

NADA House - NYC Ferrry
NADA House – NYC Ferrry

NYC Ferry operated on the South Brooklyn Route | Daily | Corlears Hook, DUMBO/Fulton Ferry, Pier 11, Brooklyn Bridge Park/Atlantic Avenue, Red Hook/Atlantic Basin, Brooklyn Army Terminal/Sunset Park, and Bay Ridge | Schedule and Tickets

Print
Email
Pocket
WhatsApp
Telegram
Twitter
LinkedIn
Facebook
Pinterest

You May Also Like