Exhi-
bitions

12.11—20.12.25

One Way or Another

Amanda Ziemele

NISO is thrilled to present One Way or Another, a solo exhibition by Latvian artist Amanda Ziemele, whose work explores the intersection of painting, architecture, and material thought.

17.09—01.11.25

Poetics of Subtraction
Max Wechsler

NISO is pleased to introduce the work of Max Wechsler (1925-2020) for the first time in the UK with a solo exhibition, Poetics of Subtraction, opening on September 17th.

01.07—02.08.25

Serial Recall

Serial Recall is a collective exhibition gathering the works of five different multidisciplinary artists in an attempt to develop odd and poetic stories of an uncertain time, nestled between spontaneous gestures and deliberate contemplation.

21.05—28.06.25

The Exit Shut Opened
Martina Quesada

NISO is pleased to present The Exit Shut Opened, Martina Quesada's debut solo exhibition with the gallery, curated by Philippa zu Knyphausen.

12.03—10.05.25

BEYOND

In celebration of our one-year anniversary, NISO presents 𝘉𝘌𝘠𝘖𝘕𝘋, an exhibition that challenges the boundaries of painting, transforming it into a field of expansion. With works by: Bram Bogart, Ernesto Burgos, Otis Jones, Imi Knoebel, Steven Parrino, Martina Quesada, Mateo Revillo, Richard Smith, and Amanda Ziemele.

24.01—01.03.25

The Flower is Always in the Almond

Daniel Brusatin

'The Flower is Always in the Almond' presents Daniel Brusatin’s latest series of works, exploring the hidden potential and inherent growth in nature and humanity. Using natural materials, Brusatin creates pieces that reflect the evolution of organic forms, akin to seeds containing the promise of future flowers.

15.11—11.01.25

Cirrus: On Landscape

Taking its cue from a type of cloud - cirrus, a wispy genus that is distinctive for its movement and shifting - the exhibition, curated by Jenn Ellis, explores forms of landscape painting through a dialogue between emerging and historical artists.

18.09—09.11.24

Vestige

Sawako Nasu

Sawako Nasu’s work serves as a profound meditation on the passage of time, memory, and the ephemeral quality of human nature—themes encompassing both her technique and subject matter.

30.05—20.07.24

A Life in Watercolour: Patrick Procktor

and The Swinging Sixties

As part of this year’s London Gallery Weekend, NISO is pleased to inaugurate a monographic exhibition devoted to the distinguished British painter Patrick Procktor.

25.04—25.05.24

Chimaera
Guy Haddon Grant

Guy Haddon-Grant’s latest collection of sculptures delve into notions of duality and hybridization, drawing inspiration from the ancient Greek mythological creature, the Chimaera.

20.03—20.04.24

Inaugural Group Exhibition

Our inaugural group exhibition presents eleven contemporary artists whose influential work in Art History spans five decades of painting and sculpture.

16.10—26.10.23

Hitoshi Nakazato, Daniel Brusatin

'Nakazato, Brusatin' situates the practices of Japanese artists Hitoshi Nakazato (1936-2010) and Colombian artist Daniel Brusatin (b. 1989) within a shared analytical framework, enabling a comparative examination of their respective approaches to material, process, and the evolving parameters of contemporary art.

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