NADA House Announces 2021 Participants

Emerson Dorsch is thrilled to announce its participation in the 2021 New Art Dealer’s Alliance (NADA) NADA House on Governors Island. For the third edition of NADA House New York, Emerson Dorsch will present a site-specific installation by Ernesto Gutiérrez Moya.

The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is pleased to announce the third edition of NADA House, returning to Governors Island with 66 galleries, non-profits, artist-run spaces, and curators, presenting over 100 artists. The collaborative, public exhibition will take place May 8 – August 1, 2021 in an expanded format, with gallery presentations in over 50 rooms in three neighboring turn-of-the-century colonial revival buildings.

“We’re excited to continue our partnership with Governors Island, a site that offers a unique and historic platform for artists to share their work,” said NADA Executive Director Heather Hubbs. “We look forward to welcoming back visitors and New Yorkers alike to experience and celebrate the best of contemporary art in-person this spring and summer.”

NADA House participants will engage with the unique character of the spaces, exhibiting work in a diverse range of mediums including large-scale installations, immersive environments, wall murals, and outdoor sculpture. Numerous artists at NADA House this year will present works that directly respond to the complex history of Governors Island’s colonial, military, and political past, including Camille Hoffman (False Flag); Dagnini and Alexander Shchurenkov (Fragment); Monsieur Zohore and Sandy Williams IV (New Release); and Alix Vernet (Real Pain); among others. In the areas surrounding the buildings, this year’s exhibition will include NADA House’s largest presentation of outdoor artworks to date, with an audio presentation of sounds works by six Puerto Rican contemporary artists organized by Embajada; and sculptures by Alejandro Almanza Pereda (anonymous gallery), Tamika Rivera (Fort Makers), Adam Parker Smith (The Hole); John Drue Scott Worrell (Gern en Regalia); Rachel Nelson and Erik Zajaceskowski (secret project robot); and others.

The exhibition will open concurrently with the beginning of Governors Island’s 2021 Public Season and will run through the summer, with monthly in-person and virtual programmatic activations—a full schedule will be announced in the coming weeks. During the course of NADA House, Governors Island will also be host to numerous exhibitions, events, and residencies by arts organizations and nonprofits such as Shandaken Projects, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC), and more.

Additionally, a newly-designed Digital Catalogue will be featured on newartdealers.org to increase access to the exhibition for those who might not be able to visit in person.

NADA and Governors Island are continuing to monitor and follow all state and local public health guidelines, and are working closely to ensure the safety and comfort for participants and visitors. NADA House will be open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, 11am–5pm beginning May 8th. For ferry schedules and details about getting to the island click here.

Participants
Ackerman Clarke, Chicago
Chris Bradley
Nir Altman, Munich
Cole Lu, Littlewhitehead
anonymous gallery, New York
Alejandro Almanza Pereda
Baby Blue Gallery, Chicago
Ricardo Partida
Jack Barrett, New York
Rasmus Myrup
Josee Bienvenu Gallery, New York
Ana Bidart
Bombon Projects, Barcelona
Josep Maynou
Brackett Creek Exhibitions, Bozeman
Evan Mast
Patel Brown Gallery, Toronto
Maya Fuhr, Alexa Hatanaka, Shaheer Zazai
CANADA, New York
Willy Le Maitre
CASANOVA, São Paulo
Ignacio Gatica, Martin LaRoche
Catbox Contemporary, New York
Alix Pearlstein
Creative Growth Art Center, Oakland
William Scott
De Boer Gallery
Suzanne McClelland, Michael St. John, Monsieur Zohore
Deli Gallery, New York
Ficus Interfaith
DOCUMENT, Chicago
Andrew Norman Wilson
Dürst Britt & Mayhew, The Hague
Joseph Montgomery
EFA Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop, New York
Shellyne Rodriguez
EMBAJADA, San Juan
Rebecca Adorno, Carola Cintrón, Joel “Yoyo” Rodriguez, Eduardo F. Rosario, Gabriella Torres-Ferrer, Enit Yaset, Demon Sleeper
Emerson Dorsch Gallery, Miami
Ernesto Gutiérrez Moya
FALSE FLAG, New York
Camille Hoffman
FIERMAN, New York
Scott Covert, Matthew Kirk
Zoe Fisher Projects, New York
Adam Alessi
Patricia Fleming Gallery, Glasgow
Tako Taal
Fort Makers, New York
Tamika Rivera
Fragment Gallery, Moscow
Dagnini, Alexander Shchurenkov
Franz Kaka, Toronto
Katie Lyle
Gaa Gallery, Provincetown
Patrice Aphrodite Helmar
Geary, New York
Johannah Herr
Gern en Regalia, New York
John Drue Scott Worrell
GOLESTANI, Dusseldorf
Estefania Puerta
Halsey McKay Gallery, East Hampton
Colby Bird, Henry Glavin
Jack Hanley Gallery, New York
Jeff Williams, Marie Lorenz
Eleanor Harwood Gallery, San Francisco
Kira Dominguez Hultgren
The Hole, New York
Adam Parker Smith
JDJ, Garrison
Lucia Love
King’s Leap, New York
Nandi Loaf, Tom Koehler
LatchKey Gallery, New York
Josie Love Roebuck
Morgan Lehman Gallery, New York
Edra Soto
LETO, Warsaw
Honza Zamojski
LLANO, Mexico City
María Sosa, Noe Martínez
Kristen Lorello, New York
Scott Alario, Jeremy Stenger
Emma Leigh Macdonald, New York
Laida Lertxundi
Magenta Plains, New York
Nikholis Planck, Bill Saylor
March, New York + Mrs., New York
Mike Goodlett
Martos Gallery, New York
Arthur Simms
MISAKO & ROSEN, Tokyo
Naotaka Hiro
Paula Naughton, New York
Clement Siatous
New Release, New York
Monsieur Zohore, Sandy Williams IV
OCHI Projects, Los Angeles
Yasmine Nasser Diaz
P.A.D., New York
Various Artists
Polana Institute, Warsaw
Mikołaj Sobczak, Tadeusz Kantor
Projet Pangée, Montreal
Rose Nestler
PROXYCO Gallery, New York
Pablo Gómez Uribe
Proyecto NASAL, Lima
Luis Enrique Zela Koort
Rawson Projects, New York
Adam Taye, Chiraag Bhakta, Vivek Boray
Real Pain, Los Angeles
Alix Vernet
Ricco/Maresca Gallery, New York
Ken Grimes
secret project robot, New York
Rachel Nelson, Erik Zajaceskowski
SHRINE, New York
Willie Jinks
Signs and Symbols, New York
Rachel Libeskind
SITUATIONS, New York
Michelle Rosenberg
Stems Gallery, Brussels
Léo Luccioni
Turn Onz, Detroit
Jonathan Campolo, Denise Kupferschmidt, Amber Locke, Susanne Carr, Jonathan Hartshorn, Virginia Torrence, TD Sidell
Ulterior Gallery, New York
Takashi Kunitani
Zawahra Alejandro, San Juan
Quintín Rivera Toro

About Governors Island
Governors Island is a 172-acre island in the heart of New York Harbor nestled between Lower Manhattan and the Brooklyn waterfront. Eight minutes from the energy and excitement of the City, the Island is a popular seasonal destination. A resilient new park is complemented by dozens of unique historic buildings, environmental educational facilities, a rich arts and culture program and a 22-acre National Monument managed by the National Park Service. Unlike anywhere else in New York, Governors Island offers peaceful settings with sweeping views of the Harbor, Lower Manhattan skyline, and the Statue of Liberty. Looking ahead, the Island will be activated year-round as a sustainable campus for learning and entrepreneurship, with plans for expanded commercial and non-profit uses in its future.
About NADA

Founded in 2002, the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is a not-for-profit 501c(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 annual art events in Miami and New York, including NADA Miami, the New York Gallery Open, and NADA House.
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NADA House
May 8 – August 1, 2021

Governors Island
MISSION
The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is the definitive non-profit arts organization dedicated to the cultivation, support, and advancement of new voices in contemporary art.

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