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....

"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."

"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"

“Black art needs to be seen,” she said, matter of factly. “So I took people on a tour to see Black art.” Beyond her work, Gross understands that it’s a...

It takes all of us to make a gala. We knew 2025 would be no ordinary year - and in the thick of the unpredictable, NIAD’s community came together for...

NIAD Art Center is honored to be among the recipients of the California Arts Council grants! This funding will help us continue our mission of supporting artists with disabilities. Support...

We see time and again that the connection we build as an art community is a critical part of the persistence, resistance, and resilience we will need to move through...