Organized by the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA), the fair enters its 30th year with an array of 72 exhibitors and curated presentations showcasing work from the pre-Columbian era to today. Check below for new and never-before-seen works, as well as noted works on paper receiving the spotlight.

Ibrahim El-Salahi
On view at Salon 94 are historic works on paper by the Sudanese artist, whose surreal and figurative paintings were pioneering contributions to African modernism.

Wang Dongling
Widely acclaimed for his energetic, large-scale calligraphic abstractions, the Chinese artist presents his new ink paintings on rice paper at Chambers Fine Art.

Nicole Eisenman
The celebrated painter unveils her latest works on paper—each highlighting her dark, absurdist eye on the contemporary condition—at Anton Kern Gallery.

Myron Stout
The abstract and minimalist painter may be recognized for his geometric canvases, but his recently rediscovered landscapes and tree studies, exhibited at Washburn Gallery, add intriguing nuances to his practice.

Photo: Ben Losovsky.