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NADA Miami 2016: Six Top Galleries at the Satellite Fair

festival-fair · 2026-05-05

NADA Miami, the satellite fair to Art Basel Miami Beach, returned to the Hotel Deauville after a year at the Fontainbleau. The fair featured 6 standout galleries from around the world: Southard Reid (London) with works by Lea Cetera, Ann Craven, Celia Hempton, and Joanna Piotrowska; Galeria BWA Warszawa (Warsaw) with a solo presentation of Iza Tarasewicz; David Petersen (Minneapolis) with Shwn Kuruneru, Mary Simpson, Ryan McLaughlin, and Robin Cameron's vase-sculptures; Canada (New York) with a curated display of its stable; Neon Parc (Melbourne) with Paul Yore's mixed-media paintings; and Lefebvre & Fils (Paris) with a ceramic installation by Roger Herman. The fair's overall quality was uneven compared to its golden years, but these galleries offered strong, diverse proposals.

Key facts

  • NADA Miami took place at the Hotel Deauville in 2016.
  • The fair returned to the Hotel Deauville after a year at the Fontainbleau.
  • Six galleries were highlighted: Southard Reid, Galeria BWA Warszawa, David Petersen, Canada, Neon Parc, and Lefebvre & Fils.
  • Southard Reid showed works by Lea Cetera, Ann Craven, Celia Hempton, and Joanna Piotrowska.
  • Galeria BWA Warszawa presented a solo show of Iza Tarasewicz.
  • David Petersen featured Robin Cameron's vase-sculptures with flowers.
  • Neon Parc exhibited Paul Yore's mixed-media paintings.
  • Lefebvre & Fils turned its stand into a sculpture workshop with Roger Herman's ceramics.

Entities

Artists

  • Lea Cetera
  • Ann Craven
  • Celia Hempton
  • Joanna Piotrowska
  • Iza Tarasewicz
  • Shwn Kuruneru
  • Mary Simpson
  • Ryan McLaughlin
  • Robin Cameron
  • Paul Yore
  • Roger Herman

Institutions

  • Southard Reid
  • Galeria BWA Warszawa
  • David Petersen
  • Canada
  • Neon Parc
  • Lefebvre & Fils
  • NADA Miami
  • Art Basel Miami Beach
  • Hotel Deauville
  • Fontainbleau

Locations

  • London
  • Warsaw
  • Minneapolis
  • New York
  • Melbourne
  • Paris
  • Miami
  • Florida
  • United States

Sources