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At NYC’s ADAA Art Fair, Unlimited Shrimp and $2K Diebenkorns

The Art Dealers Association of America’s chummy five-day show returns to the Upper East Side after quietly canceling last fall’s edition.

At NYC’s ADAA Art Fair, Unlimited Shrimp and $2K Diebenkorns

The ADAA Art Fair in New York City offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere for art enthusiasts, as highlighted by Hyperallergic. The fair, organized by the Art Dealers Association of America, features a curated selection of galleries known for their excellence and standards. Despite being a significant event, the fair remains intimate, allowing attendees to engage in meaningful conversations with dealers and explore various artworks.

The event took place at the Park Avenue Armory, providing a cozy respite from the harsh weather outside. Notable pieces on display included works by emerging artist Masako Miki.

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