Sara Suppan
Precision Machine
Oct. 18 - Nov. 15, 2025

Sara Suppan (b. 1994) is a painter living in Minneapolis, MN. She has recently had solo shows with Micki Meng (San Francisco), Moosey (United Kingdom), and Weinstein Hammons (Minneapolis). She has participated in group exhibitions with Hashimoto Contemporary (Los Angeles), Kutlesa (Switzerland), Baker-Hall (Miami), sobering galerie (Paris), and Huxley-Parlour (London), among others. Sara has been a resident artist at Salzburger Kunstverein (Austria) and Moosey (United Kingdom), has been published twice in New American Paintings magazine (no. 155 and 173), and has received numerous grants for her work. She received her BFA in painting from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design in 2015.

David Correa,
Genesis Moreno,
Richard Moreno,
Luna Palazzolo-Daboul.
Nov. 29 - Jan. 24, 2026

David Correa (b. 1999 Miami, FL) is a contemporary artist based out of Miami. Having received his BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Correa’s work takes a multi-disciplinary approach to creating and presenting narrative. His work explores existentialism and post-humanism, depicting the efficiency of the human body as a system which can be modified and instrumentalized. Correa is represented by Queue Gallery and has shown work at galleries and institutions such as Voloshyn, the Miami Design District, and Untitled Art Fairs. He is also an alumni of the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture and currently in residence at Tunnel Projects.

Genesis Moreno (b. 1991, Illinois) is a Miami-based textile artist who turns quilting into a language of vulnerability and self expression. Working through a feminist lens, she stitches together themes of trauma, mental health, and obsessive care, transforming familiar fabrics into charged objects. Her quilts resist being seen only as comfort or ornament; instead, they ask the viewer to sit with discomfort, memory, and emotion. 

Genesis received a Bachelors of Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2017 on a Merit Scholarship. Her recent exhibitions include “Everything Ends Eventually” at Latchkey Gallery in New York City and "#ItsSoTragic" at Touché Boutique in Miami. She has also participated in the Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild Residency in Woodstock, NY.

Richard Moreno (b. 1993 Miami, FL) received a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2017 and an MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2019. He’s known for his large-scale sculptures and installations that blend elements of sound and light.  Moreno's artistic ethos draws inspiration from the natural world, weaving together an enchanting tapestry of spirituality and invention. Selected solo shows include “STASIS” at Tunnel Projects, Miami, FL (2025) and “Vampyric Energies” at Laundromat Art Space, Miami, FL (2025) Selected group shows include "Everything Ends Eventually" at LatchKey Gallery, NYC, NY (2024), "Wild Ruins Wild Orientations Sculpture Park", San Antonio, TX (2023), and "Community" at Emerson Dorsch Gallery Miami, FL (2024). He’s participated in numerous residencies including, the Wassaic Project, Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild, the Elsewhere Museum, Ox-Bow, and Millay Colony. He was also a recipient of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Grant in 2024, and the Artist Access Grant in 2025.

Luna Palazzolo-Daboul (b. 1991, Mar del Plata, Argentina) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Miami, Florida. A self-taught artist, she developed her practice through years of assisting other artists and working in conservation, shaping a language that moves between sculpture, installation, performance, and digital media.

Her solo exhibitions include Closer (Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, 2023), UBI SUNT (Edge Zones, Miami, 2021), Fantasy Life (Rice Hotel, Miami, 2025), and an early career retrospective at the Miami Design District curated by Karen Grimson. Selected group shows include Hikarie Hall (Tokyo), Zilberman Gallery (Miami), Piero Atchugarry Gallery (Miami), and Primary Projects (Miami).

She is the recipient of a Wavemaker Grant funded by the Andy Warhol Foundation, awards from the Broward Cultural Division, a Miami Individual Artist Grant, and the Oolite Live-In Residency. In 2025, Palazzolo-Daboul is a Season 7 Commissioner Artist and has presented work in curated exhibitions at Voloshyn, Green Space Miami, and KDR Miami.

Beyond her studio practice, she is the founder of Tunnel Projects, an artist-run space located in an underground plaza in Miami. Tunnel Projects provides studios, exhibitions, and community-driven programming.

Jimena Losada Lacerna
NADA Miami
Dec. 2 - Dec. 6, 2025

Public Hours:
Tuesday, Dec. 2, 4pm–7pm
Wednesday, Dec. 3, 11am–7pm
Thursday, Dec. 4, 11am–7pm
Friday, Dec. 5, 11am–7pm
Saturday, Dec. 6, 11am–6pm

Jimena Losada Lacerna (b. 1990, Mendoza, Argentina) completed a Bachelor's Degree in Visual Arts at the Faculty of Art of UNCuyo, later moving to Rosario, and currently lives and works in Buenos Aires. In addition to developing her work in Mendoza, Rosario, and Buenos Aires, Jimena Losada has held solo exhibitions in institutions and galleries in these three cities. These include De espalda a la Luna (2019) at the annex of the Municipal Museum of Modern Art of Mendoza; Rincón Vago (2021) at Jamaica Gallery in Rosario; and Fangal (2023) curated by Claudia del Río at PASTO Gallery.

New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA, est. 2002) is a not-for-profit 501c6 collective of professionals working with contemporary art. Our mission is to create an open flow of information, support, and collaboration within our field and to develop a stronger sense of community among our constituency. We believe that the adversarial approach to exhibiting and selling art has run its course. We believe that change can be achieved through fostering constructive thought and dialogue between various points in the art industry from large galleries to small spaces, non-profit and commercial alike. Through support and encouragement, we facilitate strong and meaningful relationships between our members working with new contemporary and emerging art; while enhancing the public’s interaction with contemporary art.

Santiago Alexis Rubino
Feb. 7 - March 14, 2025

Santiago Alexis Rubino (b. 1979, Buenos Aires) is a self-taught, Miami-based artist whose practice is grounded in drawing. His works reveal a devotion to line, geometry, and form, carrying an intimacy that reflects both discipline and introspection. Rubino’s trajectory, shaped by a humble upbringing and a restless pursuit of knowledge outside traditional institutions, infuses his practice with a quiet resilience. Themes of memory, loss, and renewal run beneath the surface, giving his imagery its distinct emotional resonance. In recent years, Rubino has turned to oil painting, expanding his vocabulary into depth, light, and atmosphere. These paintings open new spaces of wonder and narrative, where the precision of draftsmanship meets the poetry of lived experience. Rubino has presented solo exhibitions at Jack Shainman Gallery, New York; Merry Karnowsky Gallery, Los Angeles; and Spinello Projects, Miami. His work has been shown across cities including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Mexico City, Toronto, and Miami, and is recognized for its singular visual language and evocative storytelling.

Little River
Summer Residency
June 1 - August 8, 2026

Rooted in a commitment to amplifying new voices in contemporary art, our eight-week residency offers artists an opportunity to explore Miami’s distinctive subtropical environment. Hosted in PRIMARY’s 5,500 sq. ft. live/work space in Little River, the program fosters an atmosphere of focused studio practice, research, and creative development. Residents are invited to immerse themselves in Miami’s vibrant cultural landscape, discovering inspiration through exploration and connection.