“FAIR is NADA’s response to the current situation, in line with our commitment to supporting a global community of galleries and artists,” said NADA executive director Heather Hubbs. “While many of these art spaces have been temporarily closed to the public, this new model provides an opportunity to showcase the best of contemporary art, while demonstrating our collaborative spirit and fostering mutual support for one another.”

Carolina A. Miranda has highlighted Hugo Crosthwaite's stop-motion animations of his quarantine sketchbooks as seen on his Instagram as one of "The Best Arts Online."

"Like many other galleries, we are looking for ways to stay present and relevant. We recently launched our new website and we’re in the process of adding a new page that will pull together all of our artist’s video and film projects as well as links to other feeds and impromptu and intuitive content. We’re in production mode—a good thing."

Art galleries provide necessary spaces for creative discovery and connection—experiences we all may be seeking in our current existences. Luckily, many galleries across the country can still be visited virtually, and at your work-from-home leisure through Artnet Galleries. 

“I’d like to be known as a myth destroyer, an artist that believes in telling from his guts, the inconvenient truths of life.”

Peter Williams: Incarceration
Cressman Center for Visual Arts
Hite Art Institute | University of Louisville, KY
February 7 - March 21, 2020

Presented by the Paris-based nonprofit Aware, the new award recognises a solo presentation of work by a female artist at The Armory Show.

Group Exhibition
Broad Museum at Michigan State University
February 22 - June 19, 2020

Group Exhibition
Alyce de Roulet Williamson Gallery
ArtCenter College of Design, Pasadena, CA
January 30 - August 30, 2020 

Bridge Projects
Los Angeles, CA
March 11 - April 25, 2020

"At University of Louieville’s Cressman Center, Peter Williams’ Work Uses Joyful Colors To Tackle Black Incarceration"

January 16, 2020