At NYC's Park Avenue Armory, the Newly Named ADAA Fair Runs Through Nov. 16

The Art Dealers Association of America has given its long-running fair a new name, and ADAA Fair is now open at the Park Avenue Armory, 643 Park Avenue, through Monday, November 16. The organizers call this the inaugural ADAA Fair, a new chapter meant to support member galleries and engage more directly with leading museums.

ADAA is a nonprofit, peer-reviewed membership organization representing leading fine art galleries across the United States. The fair centers on those member galleries, with curated solo and group presentations spanning artists from the 19th century to today. The association says its fairs at the Armory go back more than three decades and have generated over $38 million in charitable support.

The Preview Gala on Thursday, November 12 benefited the Whitney Museum of American Art, with proceeds going to the museum's education and artistic programs.

Public hours: Friday, November 13, VIP Preview 10am to noon, then general admission noon to 7pm; Saturday, November 14, 11am to 7pm; Sunday, November 15, 11am to 6pm; and Monday, November 16, 11am to 5pm. Tickets for VIP Preview and general admission are sold through the fair's website, and a program of public events runs alongside the presentations.

With the fair closing Monday afternoon, today and tomorrow are the practical windows for a visit. Galleries from around the country, including Los Angeles's L.A. Louver, are among the exhibitors, so the Armory offers a compact way to see work from many cities without leaving the Upper East Side.