The Latest from NIAD

Felicia Griffin Wins 2024 Wynn Newhouse Award!
May 14, 2025
Felicia Griffin Wins 2024 Wynn Newhouse Award!
Huge congratulations to NIAD artist Felicia Griffin on receiving the 2024 Wynn Newhouse Award!This year marks Felicia's 40th year at NIAD. Over the decades, the magnetism of her personality and...
Announcing Win Win 13: Championship Belt Edition 🏆 Community Celebration + Gallery Reception
Saturday, Jun 7, 2025
Announcing Win Win 13: Championship Belt Edition 🏆 Community Celebration + Gallery Reception
Ready to Rumble? 🏆 Win Win 13: Championship Belt at NIAD Art Center! Join us Saturday Saturday Saturday June 7, 2025 from 1 to 4pm A Community Celebration & Gallery...
Looking Forward from "Projects: Marlon Mullen"
April 18, 2025
Looking Forward from "Projects: Marlon Mullen"
Marlon is putting the finishing touches on the painting this April, as we continue to reflect on the exhibition's extraordinary five months, the revelatory programming that accompanied the show, and...
Together We Can Protect Medicaid!
April 18, 2025
Together We Can Protect Medicaid!
We believe in the power of art, community and advocacy!
Lincoln Center's Big Umbrella Festival Presents Marlon Mullen Print
April 09, 2025
Lincoln Center's Big Umbrella Festival Presents Marlon Mullen Print
NIAD is pleased to partner with the Big Umbrella Festival to present Untitled, a limited-edition benefit print and commemorative poster by the artist Marlon Mullen, published by Lincoln Center Editions....
Janay Futch in Bay Art Agenda: "Tenderest Tangencies: 'I Wish I Had A Window'"
March 12, 2025
Janay Futch in Bay Art Agenda: "Tenderest Tangencies: 'I Wish I Had A Window'"
"We intuit shared themes that emerge through proximity: spirituality and carnality, chromatic density or astringent pattern, litanies that could be prayers or curses in our fraught moment."
Karen May in Variable West: "2 San Francisco art shows to see this month"
March 20, 2025
Karen May in Variable West: "2 San Francisco art shows to see this month"
"One can imagine this being an Artforum ad for Karen May at the Whitney before noticing Laura Owens name down at the bottom of the page"