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Nohra Haime Gallery

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Nohra Haime Gallery
Nohra Haime Gallery
New York - 500A West 21st Street - NY 10011
Founded in 1981, the Nohra Haime Gallery has earned a prominent place in the contemporary art world through its unwavering commitment to artistic innovation and cultural diversity. Located in New York City, the gallery represents an international roster of artists whose practices span painting, sculpture, photography, conceptual art, and multimedia installation. It serves as a platform for both established and emerging artists, offering a dynamic space for exploration and creative exchange.

From its earliest days, the gallery has embraced a global vision, organizing thought-provoking solo exhibitions in the United States and abroad. Through collaborations with museums and institutions, it has played an active role in shaping conversations around contemporary art while supporting the growth of private collections around the world. Its programming is complemented by a robust publishing initiative, which includes exhibition catalogues and art books that document and contextualize its exhibitions.

Beyond New York, the gallery expanded its presence in 2011 with the opening of NH Galería in Cartagena, Colombia. This second location deepened its connection to Latin American art and extended its influence into new cultural and geographic territories.

Participation in international art fairs further underscores the gallery’s engagement with the global art scene. Its presence at these events allows for continual discovery, dialogue, and visibility for the artists it represents. The gallery is also a proud member of the Art Dealers Association of America, aligning with a community dedicated to ethical standards and professional excellence.

Nohra Haime Gallery stands as a beacon for contemporary art that challenges boundaries and invites diverse voices. With over four decades of experience, it continues to cultivate a space where innovation thrives, and where audiences are encouraged to see the world through a broader, more inclusive lens.

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