The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) recently held its fair in New York (May 14-17). The fair, reported in Hyperallergic is held on the Lower East Side and most of the artwork reflects the sensibilities of Lower East Side galleries.
Above image: Hayley A. Silverman, Fairness, 2015; ceramic bowl, polyurethane food ingredients (snap peas, mushrooms, green peppers), epoxy, resin, sheep and doctor figurine; 8 x 8 x 8 inches. From Bodega.
“This means a lot of art about art and process, work that often looks sloppy on the outside but has a formal sensibility at heart. There are usually healthy doses of abstraction, weird mash-ups of materials, everyday objects galore, and many pretty colors.”
HA’s overview of the show is heavy on snark (deservedly in the case of a series of Michael Jackson paintings. Yeesh.) and we suggest you read it. We also compiled a group of some of the interesting (good and questionable) ceramics on exhibition during the fair.
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