Carolina Nitsch

Carolina Nitsch Gallery stands at the intersection of innovation and tradition in contemporary art, specializing in the creation and exhibition of editioned works across a wide spectrum of media. Since its founding in 2000 by Carolina Nitsch—following her decade of experience directing Brooke Alexander Editions—the gallery has carved out a unique space within the international art world. It is recognized for its commitment to supporting artists in realizing ambitious, often experimental projects that explore the full potential of print, sculpture, installation, and beyond.

The gallery collaborates closely with a diverse roster of internationally celebrated artists, encouraging them to push the boundaries of their practices through new media and techniques. Working with an expansive network of printers and fabricators, Carolina Nitsch Gallery facilitates projects that are as technically impressive as they are conceptually rich. This spirit of experimentation is a hallmark of the gallery's publishing program.

Carolina Nitsch Gallery also maintains a highly curated inventory of landmark 1960s editions, with particular emphasis on minimal and conceptual art. As the principal dealer for the graphic works of influential artists such as Louise Bourgeois, Donald Judd, and Thomas Schütte, the gallery is a destination for collectors and institutions alike.

In addition to its commercial activities, the gallery has long-standing collaborations with major cultural institutions. It has been entrusted with the production of editioned projects for the New Museum of Contemporary Art since 2003 and for the Whitney Museum of American Art since 2008. These partnerships speak to the gallery’s reputation for excellence and integrity.

Carolina Nitsch herself is a respected leader in the field, serving on the boards of the IFPDA and Printed Matter, Inc., and advising Art Basel’s Edition Sector. Her gallery continues to be a vital force in shaping the future of editioned contemporary art.