NOME

Founded in 2015, NOME operates between the realms of art, pop, culture, politics, and technology. By exploring the nodes of the entanglements between these fields, NOME aims to raise critical awareness regarding the crucial issues facing our age. The gallery works with international emerging and mid-career artists whose practices engage diverse disciplines and involve a broad range of media. NOME enables artists are to deepen their research and further their artistic potential by collaborating with various cultural institutions and facilitating the production of new works for each exhibition.

Exhibitions

No Such Organisation Navine G. Khan-Dossos
24 Oct 2020 – 20 Nov 2020
No Such Organisation (2018–2020) is a series of one hundred paintings that represent the fallout from the assassination of Saudi-Arabian dissident,...
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Nora Al-Badri & Nikolai Nelles, The Other Nefertiti, 2015
Not a Single Bone: Nora Al-Badri & Nikolai Nelles
9 Sep 2017 – 11 Nov 2017
NOME is pleased to announce the first solo show by Nora Al-Badri and Nikolai Nelles, Not a Single Bone, which will be opened on 8 September 2017. The...
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James Bridle – Failing to Distinguish Between a Tractor Trailer and the Bright White Sky
22 Apr 2017 – 29 Jul 2017
NOME is pleased to announce that the gallery will relocate to Kreuzberg in April 2017, after two years of activity. The new space will open with a...
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Kirsten Stolle - Proceed at Your Own Risk
16 Feb 2017 – 8 Apr 2017
NOME is pleased to present Kirsten Stolle’s first solo show in Europe, “Proceed at Your Own Risk”. Kirsten Stolle explores the relationships between...
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Navine G. Khan-Dossos Expanding & Remaining, 2016 Gouache on panel 35cm x 25cm
COMMAND: PRINT
19 Nov 2016 – 10 Feb 2017
NOME is pleased to present Command: Print, Navine G. Khan-Dossos’s first solo exhibition.   Navine G. Khan-Dossos uses painting to meld...
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Reconnaissance
17 Sep 2016 – 11 Nov 2016
NOME is pleased to present Ingrid Burrington's debut solo show Reconnaissance. The artist, writer and researcher  shows a series of large-scale...
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Axon, 2016 Joris Strijbos Steel, electric motors, electronics, LED lights, variable sizes
Joris Strijbos – Oscillations
25 Jun 2016 – 30 Jul 2016
NOME is pleased to present the most recent solo show Oscillations by Dutch artist Joris Strijbos. Strijbos shows two kinetic light sculptures - Axon...
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Ralf Baecker, Order+Noise, 2016
Ralf Baecker - Order+Noise (Interface I)
23 Apr 2016 – 18 Jun 2016
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...
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Image credits: Nils Völker, Bits and Pieces, 2016
Bits and Pieces
12 Mar 2016 – 15 Apr 2016
Bits and Pieces transforms the gallery into an almost living organism through the choreographed movements of ordinary objects. The 108 motorized...
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Iconographies
15 Jan 2016 – 5 Mar 2016
Quayola’s Iconographies are part of an ongoing project that analyzes Renaissance and Baroque paintings through computational methods. The artist...
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Matthew Plummer-Fernandez. Every Mickey (render), 2015
Hard Copy
7 Nov 2015 – 23 Dec 2015
With Hard Copy, NOME presents Matthew Plummer-Fernandez’s first solo exhibition. The show challenges familiar notions of copyright and questions the...
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Jacob Appelbaum, Sarah Harrison, Berlin, 2015
SAMIZDATA: Evidence of Conspiracy
11 Sep 2015 – 31 Oct 2015
With SAMIZDATA: Evidence of Conspiracy, NOME presents Jacob Appelbaum’s first solo show in Germany, curated by Tatiana Bazzichelli. Having previously...
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Credits: Fraunhofer Lines 005 (David Miranda), James Bridle, 2015
The Glomar Response
25 Jul 2015 – 5 Sep 2015
With The Glomar Response NOME presents James Bridle’s first solo show in Germany. The ‘Glomar Response’ was formulated in 1975 by the U.S. Government...
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Paolo Cirio, Caitlin Hayden, 2015, from the series Overexposed, Acrylic Spray Paint on Canvas, 91x106 cm
Overexposed
22 May 2015 – 20 Jul 2015
With the solo show ‚Overexposed‘ by conceptual artist Paolo Cirio NOME initiates its exhibition programme.  In the light of the Edward Snowden...
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