Exhibitions

Certified Copy

Curated by Tim Wilson. Nicole Cherubini, André Hemer, Matvey Levenstein, Al Svoboda, Tim Wilson 1 Jul - 7 Aug 2026 In Abbas Kiarostami's 2010 film Certified Copy , a writer and a stranger spend an afternoon in Tuscany moving between the roles of acquaintances, then lovers, then estranged spouses. The film never confirms whether they have a history or are inventing one as they go—whether what we are watching is... Read more

Sommardyner [Summer Dunes]

Kerstin Hans 1 Jul - 7 Aug 2026 Nathalie Karg Gallery is pleased to present Sommardyner [Summer Dunes], an exhibition of landscape works by Kerstin Hans (1931–2001). The exhibition will be on view from July 1st through August 7, 2026 on the second floor of the gallery. A quiet powerhouse of 20th-century Scandinavian textile arts, Hans approached the... Read more

Pulp and Polish : An homage to Ken Price

Elsa Sahal 8 May - 28 Jun 2026 Nathalie Karg Gallery is pleased to present a new series of small-scale ceramics by Elsa Sahal. In this intimate body of work, Sahal engages in a direct, spirited dialogue with the legacy of American ceramicist Ken Price, blending her signature biomorphic provocations with the rhythmic color and finish fetish sensibilities of the West Coast master. Read more

A Thin Place

Alex Bierk 8 May - 28 Jun 2026 Nathalie Karg Gallery is pleased to present a new series paintings by Alex Bierk. This is Bierk's first solo exhibition with the gallery.

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Constructed Tensions: Armatures and Anatomy 

Agustín Fernández 12 Mar - 2 May 2026 Nathalie Karg Gallery is pleased to present a major multi-level exhibition exploring the intersection of the human body, industrial landscapes, and the "living" machine. The presentation features a landmark solo survey of the late Cuban master Agustín Fernández on the ground floor, leading to a contemporary dialogue between Jenny Snider and Dorian Gaudin on the second floor. Read more

Constructed Tensions: Deer in Headlights

Dorian Gaudin, Jenny Snider 12 Mar - 2 May 2026 Nathalie Karg Gallery is pleased to present a major multi-level exhibition exploring the intersection of the human body, industrial landscapes, and the "living" machine. The presentation features a landmark solo survey of the late Cuban master Agustín Fernández on the ground floor, leading to a contemporary dialogue between Jenny Snider and Dorian Gaudin on the second floor. Read more