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NOMAD revisits the classic idea of fairs and exhibitions to propose a new format for the XXI century. NOMAD is a travelling event for collectable design that will bring together a selection of the world’s leading galleries in incredible architectural locations. NOMAD establishes a unique dialog between gallery works and a very personal context, gathering a community of individuals looking for a different experience.

24/08/2026

During the first edition of NOMAD Hamptons, guests were welcomed into the intimate studio of Sydney Albertini (Sydney Albertini) for a special visit presented by Sisley Paris.

The afternoon offered a personal journey through Albertini’s practice and creative world, followed by an open studio where guests could move freely through the works and experience them at their own pace.

A moment of discovery, conversation and connection in the Hamptons.

Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte
Sisley Paris

Ph Tinko Czetwertynski

17/08/2026

Gaetano Pesce’s unmistakable language of color, material and experimentation came together at NOMAD Hamptons through works spanning different moments of his extraordinary career.

Presented by Kalei NYC in collaboration with the Gaetano Pesce Estate, The Oman Collection — one of Pesce’s final projects — featured the Oman Chair and the monumental Oman Throne. Inspired by Oman’s frankincense tree, the works translate organic growth into sculptural form through resin, color and transparency.

Also on view were pieces from Pesce’s iconic 543 Broadway series for Meritalia, originally designed in 1993, including the Broadway Chair and Table. Made from colored epoxy resin and metal, each piece is inherently unique: the colors blend spontaneously during production, turning a serially produced object into a one-of-a-kind work.

Together, the works reflected a defining idea throughout Pesce’s practice — challenging the boundary between art and design while embracing individuality, imperfection and the expressive possibilities of material.

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Meritalia

Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte
The Watermill Center

Ph Tinko Czetwertynski

09/08/2026

A glimpse back at NOMAD Hamptons, where collectible design, contemporary art, architecture and craftsmanship came together through a series of unique presentations and special projects.

Different spaces, different perspectives, and a shared dialogue around contemporary creativity.

Swipe through for more moments from the Hamptons.

Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte
The Watermill Center

Ph Tinko Czetwertynski

31/07/2026

ERTH Abu Dhabi joins NOMAD Abu Dhabi 2026 as our Official Hospitality & Culinary Partner.

Throughout the week of the fair, ERTH will become the NOMAD Hub, welcoming exhibitors, collectors, designers, and international guests for a program of breakfasts, conversations, dinners, and gatherings beyond the exhibition itself.

At Terminal 1, ERTH will also curate the official NOMAD Pop-Up Restaurant, bringing its contemporary interpretation of Emirati hospitality and cuisine to the heart of NOMAD.

We look forward to welcoming you to Abu Dhabi from 18–22 November 2026.
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30/07/2026

Stuart Parr brought a rare selection of coach-built Italian automobiles to NOMAD Hamptons, exploring the intersection of collectible design, craftsmanship, and automotive history.

Presented at The Watermill Center, the display featured iconic beach cars and exceptional mid-century models, including the Fiat Jolly, Fiat Marinella, and the extraordinarily rare convertible Fiat 600 Multipla. Blurring the boundaries between vehicle, sculpture, and design object, the presentation celebrated the spirit of La Dolce Vita and a remarkable chapter in Italian design culture.

Stuart Parr

Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte
The Watermill Center

Ph Tinko Czetwertynski

28/07/2026

Ceramic, glass, and metal come together in J. Lohmann Gallery’s presentation at NOMAD Hamptons.

Featuring works by Sandra Davolio, Ahryun Lee, Jongjin Park, Merete Rasmussen, Barbara Nanning, Taehoon Lee, Michèle Oberdieck, and Kazuhiro Toyama, the exhibition explores the expressive possibilities of contemporary decorative arts. Through distinct materials and techniques, each artist investigates the relationship between movement, texture, light, and form, blurring the boundaries between sculpture, design, and craft.

J. Lohmann Gallery

Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte
The Watermill Center

Ph Ivan Erofeev

26/07/2026

A study in blue.

Presented by Leila Heller Gallery, John Clement’s monumental sculpture transforms steel into sweeping, looping forms that animate the landscape with movement and rhythm. Installed within the grounds of The Watermill Center, the work shifts with changing light and perspective, inviting visitors into an ongoing dialogue between art, architecture and nature.

Across NOMAD Hamptons, shades of blue emerged in unexpected ways — connecting sculpture, contemporary art and collectible design through a shared visual language.

Swipe to discover more moments from NOMAD Hamptons.

Ph Tinko Czetwertynski

23/07/2026

Since 2017, NOMAD’s visual identity has been shaped by Studio Vedèt, the Milan-based creative and communication agency behind its evolving image.

With every edition and each new destination, Studio Vedèt has reinterpreted NOMAD’s journey, introducing thoughtful variations that strengthen a visual identity that remains distinctive, precise, and instantly recognizable.

Over the years, the evolution has reflected not only a graphic language but also NOMAD’s international growth and constant movement. For the latest editions in Abu Dhabi, St. Moritz, and The Hamptons, Studio Vedèt developed three original visual campaigns, each capturing the unique dialogue between NOMAD and the extraordinary places that hosted it.

A visual language in constant motion continuously adapting to new landscapes, cultures, and contexts.

17/07/2026

A monumental tree, sculptural lighting, carved wood, blown glass, and contemporary furniture came together in Todd Merrill Studio’s presentation at NOMAD Hamptons.

Installed across interior and outdoor spaces, the exhibition included Laura Facey’s Golden Tree, alongside works by John Procario, Markus Haase, Draga & Aurel, Pia-Maria Raeder, Maarten Vrolijk, Jordi Sarrate, and Hervé Obligi. The presentation highlighted a wide range of materials and approaches to contemporary collectible design.

Todd Merrill Studio

Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte
The Watermill Center

Ph Ivan Erofeev

16/07/2026

UNNO Gallery and K’AB JUUN brought contemporary design from across Latin America to NOMAD Hamptons.

Presented at The Watermill Center, Entre Orígenes explored how materials, techniques, and inherited knowledge were reinterpreted through contemporary making. Featuring works by Lucía Echavarría, Alana Burns, César Núñez, Caterina Moretti & Alan Rojas, Simón Hamui, Chic by Accident, Edgar Solórzano, Raúl de la Cerda, Carmen Castillo, Christian Vivanco, Amalgame Studio, and Eliana Portilla, the exhibition highlighted a range of approaches to form, craft, and material practice.

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Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte
The Watermill Center

Ph Ivan Erofeev

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