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ADAA Art Show

The ADAA Art Show is the annual Art Dealers Association of America art fair at the Park Avenue Armory. The ADAA is the association of America’s leading art galleries.

The Art Show (ADAA) Tickets

Ticket proceeds benefit Henry Street Settlement (Abrons Arts Center).

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Park Avenue Armory
643 Park Avenue
(between 66th & 67th St)
Upper East Side, Manhattan

Subways
(6) to 68th St
(F)(Q) to 63rd St

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ADAA The Art Show 2020

GALA PREVIEW
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
FAIR
Thu-Sun, February 27 – March 1, 2020
PARK AVENUE ARMORY
Upper East Side, NYC
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The top U.S. art dealer association’s art fair is showing Argentine, Brazilian, French, Indigenous, Italian, Mexican and Venezuelan artists.

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The ADAA Art Show

ADAA The Art Show at the Park Avenue Armory (Scott Rudd/ADAA)
ADAA The Art Show at the Park Avenue Armory (Scott Rudd/ADAA)

The show normally opens the Armory Week cluster of art fairs in New York City. Many galleries exhibit a single artist or a theme, so gallery booths are little exhibitions. The dealers have a very deep knowledge and experience. You will always see one or two works that just blow your mind.

The Gala is a social event for New York society. The people watching is great.

Mary-Anne Martin, one of New York City’s leading dealers of Mexican and Latin American art, is a regular exhibitor. She created the Latin American Art Department at Sotheby’s in the 1970s. Martin is partly responsible for raising Latin American art to the esteemed level it enjoys today. We always visit her exhibition at the ADAA Art Show.

Park Avenue Armory

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