Pérez Art Museum Miami Acquires Three Works Through NADA's 2025 Acquisition Gift
The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) has added three notable pieces to its collection through the 2025 New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) Acquisition Gift, which is funded by ticket sales from NADA Miami and matched by the Knight Foundation. Among the acquisitions is 'Hishima (Pumpkin)' (2021) by Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe from ABRA Gallery, representing PAMM's inaugural international gallery collection at NADA. Additionally, PAMM has secured 'Phone Wallet Keys' (2025) by Miami's Thomas Bils from Baker—Hall, and 'Manokamana Kala Kendra' (2021) by Indian artist Pallavi Sen from Twelve Gates Arts. Curators Jennifer Inacio, Maritza M. Lacayo, and Fabiana Sotillo chose these works to further PAMM's commitment to promoting diverse artists and engaging with NADA's community.
Key facts
- The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) acquired three new works through the 2025 NADA Acquisition Gift.
- This is the eighth iteration of the NADA Acquisition Gift for PAMM.
- The acquired works are by artists Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe, Thomas Bils, and Pallavi Sen.
- Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe's work 'Hishima (Pumpkin)' (2021) is PAMM's first acquisition from an international gallery at NADA.
- Thomas Bils is a Miami-based artist, and Pallavi Sen is an Indian artist.
- The selections were made by PAMM curators Jennifer Inacio, Maritza M. Lacayo, and Fabiana Sotillo.
- The initiative is supported by the ECOLOGIES partnership between Knight Foundation, NADA, PAMM, and CULTURED.
- The program is historically funded through NADA Miami ticket sales, with this year's fund matched by Knight Foundation.
Entities
Artists
- Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe
- Thomas Bils
- Pallavi Sen
Institutions
- Pérez Art Museum Miami
- New Art Dealers Alliance
- Knight Foundation
- CULTURED
- ABRA Gallery
- Baker—Hall
- Twelve Gates Arts
Locations
- Miami
- United States
- Venezuela
- India