Exhi-
bitions

15.11—11.01.25

Cirrus: On Landscape

Centering on perceptions of the world around us, ‘Cirrus: On Landscape’, at NISO, is a group show placing in dialogue emerging and historical artists, spanning Europe to Latin America and Asia.

19.10—17.11.24

TERRA

Set against the backdrop of Burgundy’s UNESCO World Heritage vineyards, TERRA is an international group exhibition unearthing dialogues between contemporary art, heritage and winemaking.

18.09—09.11.24

Vestige

Sawako Nasu

NISO is pleased to announce Sawako Nasu’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, opening on Tuesday, September 17th.

30.05—20.07.24

A Life in Watercolour: Patrick Procktor

and The Swinging Sixties

In participation with this year’s London Gallery Weekend,  NISO is pleased to present a monographic exhibition of works by the esteemed British painter Patrick Procktor, shedding light on one of the seminal figures of the Swinging Sixties art scene through candid watercolour depictions of everyday moments.

25.04—25.05.24

Chimaera
Guy Haddon Grant

NISO is thrilled to announce Guy Haddon Grant’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, opening on Thursday, April 25th. This marks the artist's second collaboration with the gallery following a successful two-person show, "Dust to Dust," in 2023.

20.03—20.04.24

Inaugural Group Exhibition

NISO is proud to announce the inauguration of its first permanent space in London.

16.10—26.10.23

Nakazato

Brusatin

‘Nakazato, Brusatin’ is an intergenerational dialogue that brings together a body of work from 1968-1971 of Japanese artist Hitoshi Nakazato (1936-2010) with a series of works by Colombian artist Daniel Brusatin (b. in 1989).

19.09—01.10.23

Hovering

An exhibition of hovering light with the works of Michael Kaul, Nicky Hodge and Henry Hoffman

06.07—22.07.23

Cycles

The work of Purdey Fitzherbert and Lucy Whitehead at first glance exist in very different realms.

14.06—01.07.23

Dust to Dust

Dust to Dust presents a dialogue on poetry and materiality featuring the work of Guy Haddon Grant, who makes his debut with the gallery, and Daniel Brusatin.

12.04—30.04.23

Khemeia

Khemeia is an exhibition of amalgamation. Curated by Daniel Brusatin it will bring together the work of Olivia Bax, Arturo Ianniello and Arthur Cohen whose practices exist between industry, craft and poetry.

19.10—25.10.22

Malaké

Daniel Brusatin

NISOPROJECT will present the first exhibition of Daniel Brusatin (Colombian, b. 1989) in Paris. On view from October 19th to 25th, 2022, Daniel Brusatin: Malaké...

20.10—31.10.21

Komorebi: Between Shadow and Light

Komorebi: Between Shadow and Light explores Japanese and Western aesthetic values as discussed by Junichiro Tanizaki in his celebrated essay In Praise of Shadows.

24.01—01.03.25

The Flower is Always in the Almond

Daniel Brusatin

The exhibition “The Flower is Always in The Almond” at NISO Gallery showcases 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.

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