Heather Hubbs's guest appearances

Heather Hubbs

Bad at Sports

Deep Color

VOICES ON ART - The VAN HORN Gallery Podcast, hosted by Daniela Steinfeld

Patrick Carney

Gina Beavers

Mark Dion

Monica Bonvicini

John Jennings

Jenn Smith

Michael Parker

Holly Hanessian

Scott McCloud

Marina Abramović

Chris Ware

Claire Ashley

David Hockney

Michael Rakowitz

David Linneweh

OwlTail

In this Episode Heather Hubbs, Director of NADA, NYC talks her upbbringing in a small town near Chicago and how she started discovering her interest in art. She explores her early days in Chicago, working in different fields of the art world where she realized that the big event of an art fair - where one is exposed to so many different things at the same time - was exactly what inspired her. She gives an overview of the first years of NADA, which is having it's 20th anniversary, and shares how the visions for the alliance developed and changed over the years, with a focus on the learning process of those past years during and after Covid. Heather and her team are in a continously evolving learning process, finding solutions for the current need of galleries to share resources and information in a non-competitive way. She thinks there needs to be more education among (younger) people about what galleries are, the whole eco-system galleries operate in, what they exactly do and why galleries are so important. Heather is a passionate promoter of the arts, artists and galleries and explores how important the political climate, the freedom in a society and a stable democracy are, to ensure a field in which art and culture can be thriving. Recorded July 6, 2022, 33 min., language english. Portrait photo by Emily Assiran for ObserverShownotes:https://www.newartdealers.org/about-mission https://bmw-art-guide.com/categories/insiders/interview-with-heather-hubbs https://www.collecteurs.com/article/heather-hubbs-on-nadas-latest-initiative-new-york-gallery-open https://news.artnet.com/market/nada-fair-art-fair-online-1861374 https://vanhornshowroom.com/viewingroom/podcast/#voicesonart #vanhorngallery #van_horn_duesseldorf #podcast #heatherhubbs #nada #newartdealersalliance

In this Episode Heather Hubbs, Director of NADA, NYC talks her upbbringing in a small town near Chicago and how she started discovering her interest in art. She explores her early days in Chicago, working in different fields of the art world where she realized that the big event of an art fair - where one is exposed to so many different things at the same time - was exactly what inspired her. She gives an overview of the first years of NADA, which is having it's 20th anniversary, and shares how the visions for the alliance developed and changed over the years, with a focus on the learning process of those past years during and after Covid. Heather and her team are in a continously evolving learning process, finding solutions for the current need of galleries to share resources and information in a non-competitive way. She thinks there needs to be more education among (younger) people about what galleries are, the whole eco-system galleries operate in, what they exactly do and why galleries are so important. Heather is a passionate promoter of the arts, artists and galleries and explores how important the political climate, the freedom in a society and a stable democracy are, to ensure a field in which art and culture can be thriving. Recorded July 6, 2022, 33 min., language english. Portrait photo by Emily Assiran for Observer Shownotes: <a href="https://www.newartdealers.org/about-mission" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.newartdealers.org/about-mission</a> <a href="https://bmw-art-guide.com/categories/insiders/interview-with-heather-hubbs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bmw-art-guide.com/categories/insiders/interview-with-heather-hubbs</a> <a href="https://www.collecteurs.com/article/heather-hubbs-on-nadas-latest-initiative-new-york-gallery-open" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.collecteurs.com/article/heather-hubbs-on-nadas-latest-initiative-new-york-gallery-open</a> <a href="https://news.artnet.com/market/nada-fair-art-fair-online-1861374" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://news.artnet.com/market/nada-fair-art-fair-online-1861374</a> <a href="https://vanhornshowroom.com/viewingroom/podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://vanhornshowroom.com/viewingroom/podcast/</a> #voicesonart #vanhorngallery #van_horn_duesseldorf #podcast #heatherhubbs #nada #newartdealersalliance

#64 HEATHER HUBBS | New Art Dealers Alliance, NYC | Director

Heather Hubbs is the Executive Director of The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA), a non-profit membership organization for art galleries and alternative art spaces. Heather talks about NADA’s history and curatorial vision, the NADA House exhibit on Governor’s Island in NYC, where NADA fits within the landscape of contemporary art fairs, the impact of arts-based social media and online platforms, and a forthcoming NADA fair in Chicago.

Heather Hubbs is the Executive Director of The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA), a non-profit membership organization for art galleries and alternative art spaces. Heather talks about NADA’s history and curatorial vision, the NADA House exhibit on Governor’s Island in NYC, where NADA fits within the landscape of contemporary art fairs, the impact of arts-based social media and online platforms, and a forthcoming NADA fair in Chicago.

Heather Hubbs - Episode 53

Chris Duncan

This week Bad at Sports begins a three or maybe four part series that we produced at NADA (the New Art Dealers Alliance) Art Fair for 2009.  This week Amanda Browder and Duncan MacKenzie we sit down with HeatherHubbs, NADA's Director and Chris Duncan, a San Francisco based artistshowing with Baer Ridgway Exhibitions. The conversations span a hugegulf as Heather talks about the roll she played in Chicago, galvanizing a scene and what she has done with NADA, while Chris talks about being in the studio, making and what things are like in SF. Great conversations  to kick off a great series that was produced inside one of the best fairs in the country.  We produced a set of limited edition Bad at Sports T-Shirts for the event and have a small number of L, XL, and XXL's (maybe one or 2 mediums or smalls) left which are available from us for $20.00 a piece.  Contact us at mail@badatsports.com if you are interested.

This week Bad at Sports begins a three or maybe four part series that we produced at NADA (the New Art Dealers Alliance) Art Fair for 2009. This week Amanda Browder and Duncan MacKenzie we sit down with Heather Hubbs, NADA's Director and Chris Duncan, a San Francisco based artist showing with Baer Ridgway Exhibitions. The conversations span a huge gulf as Heather talks about the roll she played in Chicago, galvanizing a scene and what she has done with NADA, while Chris talks about being in the studio, making and what things are like in SF. Great conversations  to kick off a great series that was produced inside one of the best fairs in the country. We produced a set of limited edition Bad at Sports T-Shirts for the event and have a small number of L, XL, and XXL's (maybe one or 2 mediums or smalls) left which are available from us for $20.00 a piece.  Contact us at mail@badatsports.com if you are interested.

Bad at Sports Episode 228: NADA part 1 - Heather Hubbs and Chris Duncan