NINO MIER GALLERY NEW YORK
Tuesday - Saturday
10am - 6pm
SoHo 62 Crosby St, New York, NY 10012
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+1 (212) 343-4317
TriBeCA 380 Broadway, New York, NY 10013
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+1 (212) 268-9055
NINO MIER GALLERY BRUSSELS
Tuesday - Saturday
10am - 6pm
brussels@miergallery.com
+32 2 414 86 00
Allard 25 Rue Ernest Allard 25 Ernest Allardstraat
1000 Brussels, Belgium
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Allard 41 Rue Ernest Allard 41 Ernest Allardstraat
1000 Brussels, Belgium
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About the Gallery
Nino Mier Gallery is a contemporary art gallery with spaces in New York City, New York; and Brussels, Belgium. The gallery maintains a roster of established and emerging artists, predominantly focused on painting, but with an emphasis on sculpture and photography as well.
Nino Mier opened his first gallery in 2015, after a successful stint as a private dealer and art advisor. Interested in working with artists more closely to help nurture and develop their careers, Mier opened up a 500-square-foot space in West Hollywood. Mier sought to build a program that shook up the status quo in Los Angeles and introduced artists who were largely unknown in the city. His early roster was centered on artists from his homeland, the German Rhineland.
Nino Mier Gallery opened with a solo show of paintings by Jan-Ole Schiemann, a young artist who, like Jana Schröder, Andreas Breunig, and Thomas Wachholz, and other early additions to the gallery’s program, studied at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. After meeting with initial success, Mier expanded his roster to include Anke Weyer, Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, André Butzer, and Louise Bonnet.
The great success Mier found with his first exhibition space led to the inauguration of a new gallery in 2016, located on the same intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard and Greenacre Avenue in West Hollywood. Mier transformed the former Actor’s Circle Theater into a 1,200 square foot gallery, crowned by its iconic marquee. With the addition of the larger space, the gallery was able to present twelve additional exhibitions per year, allowing the program to expand further to represent artists such as Polly Borland, Alessandro Pessoli, Jansson Stegner, Peter Bonde, Tomasz Kowalski, and Jon Pylypchuk.
In 2018, the gallery announced the opening of a new 5,000 square foot gallery in an iconic ivy-covered bow and truss landmark located directly across the street from the existing galleries. The neighborhood, the gallery’s home base, is at the center of a constellation of new and established galleries that have shaped the art scene over the last few decades and will continue to do so in the coming years.
Mier continued his expansions in Europe with the opening of two galleries in Brussels, Belgium in 2021 and 2022. The outposts are in the heart of the capital and its historic gallery district, Sablon. The first exhibition space occupies approximately 450-square meters across four stories. The historic red brick townhouse also features a 150-square-meter sculpture garden. Its first exhibition, which ran in early 2021, was a group presentation of works by thirty artists, including Ethan Cook, Anna Fasshauer, Kareem-Anthony Ferreira, Georg Karl Pfahler, and Cindy Phenix, among many others. The second annex space was inaugurated with a show of new paintings by Jake Longstreth, introducing the accomplished California-based artist to a broader European public.
In January 2023, Mier opened a gallery in New York’s SoHo neighborhood, a 4,500 square-foot, ground-floor space designed by architect Markus Dochantschi of StudioMDA that marked Nino Mier Gallery’s New York debut. The SoHo gallery, a large and versatile exhibition space with high ceilings and iron columns original to the building, allowed Nino Mier Gallery to expand the scope of its exhibitions and to provide new opportunities to present a wider breadth of the gallery’s artists to different audiences. The gallery continues to focus on its program of painting, photography, and sculpture, while also having the space to feature larger-scale installations. In May 2023, Mier inaugurated his second New York space in the TriBeCa neighborhood with a solo exhibition of new photographs and sculptures by Finnish artist Iiu Susiraja. The opening of the TriBeCa space reflects an expansion of the gallery’s purview and a shift in focus to have a more equal presence on both coasts.
Committed to finding and representing artists who have not yet found the platform they deserve, Mier has been instrumental in launching the careers of a number of young artists and creating global recognition for them over the course of just a few years. Mier gave first solo exhibitions to Louise Bonnet and Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, and has continued to bring greater attention to the work of Stephanie Temma Hier, Jake Longstreth, Rafa Macarrón, Nikki Maloof, Cindy Phenix, and Jansson Stegner among many others.
Nino Mier Gallery’s ambitious program provides balance for his artists, giving them diverse opportunities to exhibit in different locations, while also allowing them ample time between exhibitions to create new work. The gallery now represents artists from around the world, including the Estate of William N. Copley, Jorge Galindo, Joanne Greenbaum, Mindy Shapero, and Nicola Tyson. Mier has placed works by these artists in major institutions from LACMA to the Whitney, SFMOMA and the Hirschhorn, among many others, and in seminal exhibitions from the Venice Biennale to the Whitney Biennial.
Nino Mier
Principal
Helena Bode
Executive Assistant to Nino Mier
helena@miergallery.com
Inquiries
info@miergallery.com
NEW YORK
Maya Code-Williams
Sales Director, New York
maya@miergallery.com
John Herbert
Sales Associate and Artist Relations, New York
john@miergallery.com
Christina Zanetti
Head Registrar, New York
christina@miergallery.com
Caroline Scarcliffe
Gallery Manager and Artist Liaison, New York
carolines@miergallery.com
New York Inquiries
newyork@miergallery.com
BRUSSELS
Alexia van Eyll
Senior Director, Brussels
alexia@miergallery.com
Femke Dooms
Sales Assistant to Alexia van Eyll, Brussels
femke@miergallery.com
Florence Lechevallier
Registrar, Brussels
florence@miergallery.com
Brussels Inquiries
brussels@miergallery.com
Press Inquiries
press@miergallery.com
We currently do not accept any unsolicited artist submissions.