Niamh Barry
The U.S. edition of NOMAD will take place at the Watermill Center, the visionary arts institution founded by Robert Wilson. A sanctuary for experimentation and cross-disciplinary creation, the Center’s legacy aligns with NOMAD’s mission to foster cultural dialogue and artistic innovation. For this inaugural East Coast edition, international galleries will present curated exhibitions of collectible design and contemporary art throughout this unique site, accompanied by a program of talks, events, and special visits.
Maison Gerard will feature an installation that reflects the gallery’s longstanding commitment to exceptional craftsmanship, innovation, and timeless design, presenting a selection of contemporary furniture, lighting, ceramics, glass, painting, and sculpture by an international roster of artists and designers, including Kepa Akixo (Zigor), Guy Bareff, Niamh Barry, Michela Cattai, Carol Egan, Aline Hazarian, Nicholas Howey, Ayala Serfaty, Bela Silva, Marino Di Teana, and Yongjin Han. Highlights include Barry’s hand-formed bronze Blade sconces, Bareff’s sculptural ceramic lighting and furniture, Serfaty’s bronze console and sculptural table lamp, Silva’s monumental ceramic urn, Egan’s distinctive sculptural furnishings and lighting, and a large modular sofa by Guillerme et Chambron.
Extending beyond the gallery’s interior, Maison Gerard’s room opens directly onto an outdoor space where two major sculptures will engage in dialogue with the Watermill Center’s landscape. Installed outdoors will be a monumental patinated steel sculpture by Marino Di Teana, and a large granite sculpture by Yongjin Han. Together, these powerful works embody a shared exploration of form, balance, and the relationship between art and the natural environment.
Bringing together contemporary innovation, master craftsmanship, and iconic twentieth-century design, Maison Gerard’s presentation at NOMAD Hamptons 2026 offers visitors a complete experience that reflects the gallery’s distinctive vision: a world in which historic and contemporary works coexist seamlessly and enrich one another through dialogue.
Preview (By Invitation Only):
25 June: 11AM—7PM
Opening Hours:
26—27 June: 11AM—7PM
28 June: 11AM—5PM
Address:
The Watermill Center
39 Water Mill Towd Road
Water Mill, New York 11976
