NOME is pleased to present Navigating Polarities, Marjolijn Dijkman's first solo show in Germany. On view will be new solo and collaborative works by the artist. Marjolijn Dijkman’s artworks operate as speculative fictions rooted in scientific reality. ... Read more →

NOME is pleased to present Agency, a group show curated by James Bridle.  On display are works by Morehshin Allahyari, Sophia Al-Maria, Ingrid Burrington, Navine G. Khan-Dossos, Constant Dullaart, Anna Ridler, and Suzanne Treister. Mass surveillance and transnational ... Read more →

NOME is pleased to present the first solo show of Chinese artist Xiyadie in Europe, curated by Hera Chan.  Cut Sleeve, Split Peach shows a selection of Xiyadie’s works, traditional paper-cuts that are tenderly snipped and died ... Read more →

NOME is pleased to announce artist duo Goldin+Senneby’s first solo show in Berlin Secrets of Trade, which will be opened on April 26, 2018.  Secrets of Trade presents key works from Goldin+Senneby’s recent interrogations of financial trading, the art ... Read more →

NOME is pleased to present Khaled Hafez' most recent solo show Realms of the Hyperreal after his participation in the 57th Venice Biennale.  Khaled Hafez’s artistic approach pulls apart prime dichotomies—modern/traditional, East/West, sacred/profane—to create intercultural iconographies that exceed ... Read more →

A group show curated by Paolo Cirio  NOME is pleased to present the group show Evidentiary Realism, curated by Paolo Cirio, in Berlin after its successful start in New York. The exhibition features artists engaged in investigative, forensic, and ... Read more →

NOME is pleased to present Nora Al-Badri’s and Nikolai Nelles’ first solo show, Not a Single Bone. The artists will show their most recent project Fossil Futures which results from research (funded by Haus der Kulturen ... Read more →

NOME is pleased to announce Failing to Distinguish Between a Tractor Trailer and the Bright White Sky, a solo show by James Bridle, at the gallery’s new location in Kreuzberg.   The title of this exhibition ... Read more →

Fridman Gallery and NOME are pleased to present Evidentiary Realism, a group show curated by Paolo Cirio featuring artists engaged in investigative, forensic, and documentary art. On display are works by Nora Al-Badri & Jan Nikolai ... Read more →

NOME is pleased to present Kirsten Stolle’s first solo exhibition in Europe, Proceed at Your Own Risk. Kirsten Stolle examines the global influence of chemical companies on our food supply and explores the connection between corporate ... Read more →

NOME is pleased to open Navine G. Khan-Dossos’s first solo show Command: Print on November 18. Navine G. Khan-Dossos’s practice of contemporary aniconism—the absence of figuration in art—bridges her rich training in Islamic art and the geometric ... Read more →

NOME Gallery is pleased to open Reconnaissance, Ingrid Burrington’s debut solo show, on September 16, 2016. In Reconnaissance, artist and writer Ingrid Burrington explores the tension between the awe inspired by digitally captured aerial landscapes and “the imaginary objective truth ... Read more →

NOME is pleased to present Order+Noise (Interface I), a new installation by Ralf Baecker. Like a tug of war, the installation Order+Noise (Interface I) negotiates the boundary between two interacting systems. Motors, strings and elastic bands ... Read more →

NOME Gallery is pleased to open Bits and Pieces, Nils Völker’s latest solo show, on March 11. Bits and Pieces transforms the gallery into a space of poetic performance through the choreographic movements of ordinary objects. The organic rhythms ... Read more →

NOME Gallery is pleased to present Iconographies, Quayola’s latest solo show in Germany.  Quayola’s newest works represent a continuation of an ongoing project that employs computational methods to translate iconic paintings into abstract compositions made of ... Read more →

NOME Gallery is pleased to present Hard Copy, Matthew Plummer-Fernandez’s first solo show. Long fascinated by the resilience of pop icon shapes, Plummer-Fernandez expands on his ideas about illusory images, material, and copyright to generate a new ... Read more →

Curated by Tatiana Bazzichelli NOME Gallery is pleased to present SAMIZDATA: Evidence of Conspiracy, Jacob Appelbaum’s first solo show in Germany, curated by Tatiana Bazzichelli. In cooperation with Disruption Network Lab.  The title of the show references ... Read more →

NOME Gallery is pleased to present The Glomar Response, James Bridle’s first solo show in Germany.  Immigration, politics and surveillance, as well as the intersections of contemporary technology with older forms of imperial power, comprise the main axes ... Read more →