Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery

Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan.
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A contemporary art gallery in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan.

Mark Armijo McKnight ‘Cut the World’Opens Wednesday, September 9Reception: 6-8PMThe show runs through October 24 Poster...
08/25/2026

Mark Armijo McKnight
‘Cut the World’
Opens Wednesday, September 9
Reception: 6-8PM

The show runs through October 24



Poster graphic by Benjamin Tousley

Chris Lloyd’s “Heart Remains a Child” 2026 is included in the gallery’s group show “*teks-“ on view in the back gallery ...
08/12/2026

Chris Lloyd’s “Heart Remains a Child” 2026 is included in the gallery’s group show “*teks-“ on view in the back gallery through this Friday, August 14.

Lloyd collapses religious imagery from a variety of cultures through a collage aesthetic using multiple processes from ink transfer to hand drawing to a vinyl-cutter loaded with a ballpoint pen. He combines sacred and profane iconography and ornament from world religions with black metal and punk symbols, and often distorted through the transfer or drawing techniques. As all the imagery is ultimately sourced from digital archives, it becomes contextually flattened as translated into his work, invoking new and hybridized mythologies.

Included in our group show, “*teks-“ is Tamara Gonzales’s untitled woven tapestry from 2016. In her tapestry works, Tama...
08/07/2026

Included in our group show, “*teks-“ is Tamara Gonzales’s untitled woven tapestry from 2016.

In her tapestry works, Tamara Gonzales collaborates with Peruvian weavers whose visual traditions run parallel with the spiritual experiences that inform her practice. Many of Gonzales’s images originate in visionary experiences associated with plant medicine ceremonies, as well as in her daily drawing practice. She first develops this imagery through painting and drawing, then works with Shipibo weavers in the towns of Pisac and Ayacucho to translate these compositions into alpaca wool tapestries using traditional weaving and embroidery techniques.

*teks- is on view through next Friday, August 14. Stop by!

Adam Stephen Novak’s “Meme 7” greets visitors to the show, hanging on the front wall of the gallery. Each of Novak’s new...
08/04/2026

Adam Stephen Novak’s “Meme 7” greets visitors to the show, hanging on the front wall of the gallery.

Each of Novak’s new paintings use a recognizable meme from social media as their starting point? Can you identify the source image of “Meme 7”

Leave an image in the comments!

Adam Stephen Novak, Meme 7, 2026, oil and acrylic on canvas, 72 x 48 inches.

This summer, Kemar Keanu Wynter is included in the show “Splash” jointly curated by HESSE FLATOW and NIGHT GALLERY at He...
08/03/2026

This summer, Kemar Keanu Wynter is included in the show “Splash” jointly curated by HESSE FLATOW and NIGHT GALLERY at Hesse Flatow East in Amagansett, New York. The show features work by Marina Adams, Anthony Olubunmi Akinbola, Sarah Blaustein, Andrea Marie Breiling, sonia louise davis, Heather Day, Steve DiBenedetto, Keltie Ferris, Corinna Gosmaro, Charlotte Hallberg, Bill Komoski, Erica Mahinay, Riad Miah, Cato Ouyang, Anna Rosen, Carrie Rudd, Hasani Sahlehe, Mason Saltarrelli, Jane Swavely, Francine Tint, Kemar Keanu Wynter, and Ang Ziqi Zhang.

The exhibition is on view through Saturday, August 8. Check it out!

Klaus Gallery is pleased to announce our fall exhibition schedule:Mark Armijo McKnight, Cut the WorldSeptember 10 – Octo...
07/31/2026

Klaus Gallery is pleased to announce our fall exhibition schedule:

Mark Armijo McKnight, Cut the World
September 10 – October 24

Nick Hallett, Voice Portraits
October 30 – December 12

Tamara Gonzales, Brujas
October 30 – December 12

Soheila Kayoud is included in the group show *teks- at the gallery through August 14. Soheila Kayoud creates embroidered...
07/29/2026

Soheila Kayoud is included in the group show *teks- at the gallery through August 14.

Soheila Kayoud creates embroidered works that are spun from her personal interpretations of Persian mythological creatures, and specifically the div, a demon-like being that takes on many forms. Her hand-crafted works transform the grotesque figures into softer, gentle forms that suggest a more complex and humane vision of the “other”. Through her re-interpretations, she develops her allegorical storytelling made accessible through her exquisite embroidery.

Pictured: Soheila Kayoud, Div #15, 2026 and Div #14, 2025 both hand dyed wool on muslin.

Adam Stephen Novak’s solo show “Meme” is on view in the front gallery through August 14. In this show, Novak’s paintings...
07/24/2026

Adam Stephen Novak’s solo show “Meme” is on view in the front gallery through August 14.

In this show, Novak’s paintings originate from the images, GIFs, and memes that populate his digital life and algorithmic feeds. These sources serve as springboards for investigating the space between representation and non-objective abstraction, transforming the digital source material into dynamic, gestural paintings that emphasize texture, brushwork, and color.

Pictured here is “Meme 8,” 2026, oil and acrylic on canvas, 72 x 48 inches.

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87 Franklin Street
New York, NY
10013

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11am - 6pm
Wednesday 11am - 6pm
Thursday 11am - 6pm
Friday 11am - 6pm
Saturday 11am - 6pm

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