Bill Arning Exhibitions & NADA Miami 2026

Bill Arning Exhibiitions presents

Great Art: Paintings by Donna Moylan, Andy Ness, & Erik Daniel White

NADA Miami 2026 | December 1–5, 2026

Presented at NADA Miami 2026, Great Art brings together new paintings by Donna Moylan, Andy Ness, and Erik Daniel White, responding to Tim Dlugos’s poem of the same name, written while he was dying of AIDS. Exploring the intimacy of shared attention and the ways images become woven into our relationships, the artists draw on art-historical and cultural references, moments of ecstasy and quietude, and depictions of people looking together. Their works reflect on art, memory, and the passage of time, and on how returning to familiar images can bring us back to the people we have loved, the experiences we have shared, and those who remain with us in their absence.

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Erik Daniel White, The Fall of the Rebel Angels, after Bruegel, 2026, oil on linen, 23 x 21 in 

Donna Moylan, Artists in a Roman Gallery, 2026, acrylic on muslin, 24 x 30 in 

Andy Ness, When Did We Go to Palermo, 2026. Gouache, ink, metallic leaf, pigment dispersion, pencil on linen, 16 x 16 in

  • Ali Alamdar  
    Reed Anderson  
    Polly Apfelbaum  
    Franco Andres  
    Tod Bailey  
    Hannah Barrett  
    David Becker  
    Uta Bekaia  
    Justin Vivian Bond  
    Roddy Bottum  
    Caleb Brown  
    Richard Butler  
    Elijah Burger  
    Richmond Burton  
    Christopher Cascio   
    Carter Ernst  
    Dan Devine  
    Johnny Defeo  
    Alexandria Deters  
    Daniella Dooling  
    Mark Doty  
    Colton Dowling  
    Enid Ellen  
    James Esber  
    Eric Hibit  
    Steven Evans  
    Russell Etchen  
    Jane Fine  
    Gail Fitzgerald  
    Jeff Fleming  
    John Franklin  
    Tara Fracalossi  
    Betsy Friedman  
    Janice Freeman  
    Meghan Gerety  
    Matthew Gilbert  
    Daniel Gibson  
    Judy Glantzman  
    Mike Glier  
    Jim Goss  
    TJ Griffin  
    Oliver Halkowitz  
    Karen Heagle  
    Daniel Heidkamp  
    Shirley Irons  
    Elizabeth Insogna  
    Allison Hunter  
    Wes Holloway  
    Rinaldo Hopf
    Scott Hunt  
    Bo Joseph  
    Roberto Juarez  
    Alyssa Kazew  
    David Kelley  
    Matt Knife  
    Phil Knoll  
    Wayne Koestenbaum  
    Kevin Larmon  
    Michael Lazarus  
    David Le June  
    Jill Levine  
    Chris Lively  
    Ario Elami  
    Jean-Paul Mallozzi  
    Joe Mama-Nitzberg  
    Mark McCray  
    Douglas Melini  
    Charles Merward  
    Andy Ness  
    Ariel Isaac Norman  
    Kate Mulholland  
    Matthew Bede Murphy  
    Robbie Moore  
    Cobi Moules  
    Donna Moylan  
    Mark Ponder  
    Cory Perry  
    Enoc Perez  
    Denise Prince  
    Preetika Rajgariah  
    RABIT  
    Rajab Ali Sayed  
    Luke Rose  
    Henk Rossouw  
    Kevin Sabo  
    Don Shewey  
    Jason Schneiderman  
    Laurel Sparks  
    Allison Schulnik  
    Ellen Siebers  
    Paul C. Smith  
    Stephen Truax  
    Gerardo Rosales  
    Elijah Ruhala  
    Michael St. John  
    Joseph Staley  
    Eric Stefanski  
    Lina Tharsing  
    Harrison Tenzer  
    Terry Suprean  
    Kevin Tobin  
    Harper Walters  
    Oliver Wasow  
    Michael Walden  
    Susan Wides  
    Eric Wolf  
    Brian Wood  
    Joachim West  
    Jade Yumang  
    Daniel Zamora  

Bill Arning Exhibitions closed its storefront in Kinderhook, NY, on November 23. After five years of maintaining spaces in Houston (2020–2023) and the Hudson Valley (2022–2025), it has become clear that keeping a permanent storefront is no longer sustainable.

Like many galleries worldwide this past year, the regular exhibition program is winding down to focus resources on pop-up projects and select art fairs. This shift will allow continued support of artists and the presentation of work in new, flexible formats as the art world navigates changing economic realities.

Russell Etchen: About Six Thousand Five Hundred Rocks, About One Thousand Five Hundred People, and Some Clover [BAE /Houston, July 9-August 22, 2021]

Preetika Rajgariah: Servicing Self BAE/Kinderhook, Sept 10 – Oct 30, 2022]