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A show dedicated to American art and design by unknown makers, circa 1600-1970

06/08/2026

Steven S. Powers & Joshua Lowenfels | Nameless 2026 Exhibitors

Rare African American abstract hooked rug made of rayon hosiery, cotton & wool scraps on burlap, circa 1920s.

Nameless Art + Design Show
American folk art and design by unknown makers, circa 1600-1970
January 29–31, 2027 | NYC

Learn more and follow our exhibitors at namelessartshow.com (link in bio)

05/18/2026

Scott Filar & Joy O’Shell | Nameless Exhibitor

A vernacular shop stool made with deco lines, early-mid 20th century.

Nameless Art + Design Show
American folk art and design by unknown makers, circa 1600-1970
January 29–31, 2027 | NYC

Learn more and follow our exhibitors at namelessartshow.com (link in bio)

05/07/2026

Adam Irish | Nameless Exhibitor

Antique folk art oil on canvas portrait of a Victorian house, 29.75 x 21 inches, signed “Anderson 1888.”

Nameless Art + Design Show
American folk art and design by unknown makers, circa 1600-1970
January 29–31, 2027 | NYC

Learn more and follow our exhibitors at namelessartshow.com (link in bio)

04/24/2026

Janet West | Nameless 2026 Exhibitor

Collection of carved peach pits, early 20th century.

Nameless Art + Design Show
American folk art and design by unknown makers, circa 1600-1970
January 29–31, 2027 | NYC

Learn more and follow our exhibitors at namelessartshow.com (link in bio)

04/16/2026

Trévon Warren & Zack Allen .nyc | Nameless Art + Design 2026 Exhibitor

Antique tramp art chest with hidden compartments, c. 1870s. Constructed of repurposed soap and laundry packaging from the period, this chest features densely carved botanical motifs and original porcelain as well as mother of pearl inlay pulls.

Nameless Art + Design Show
American folk art and design by unknown makers, circa 1600-1970
January 29–31, 2027 | NYC

04/10/2026

John Radtke | Nameless 2026 Exhibitor

Streamline vernacular lounge chair constructed of aluminum, rivets, and screws, c. 1940s. This one-off piece with deco influence may have been an end of day project made in a factory during WWII.

NAMELESS Art + Design Show
American folk art and design by unknown makers, circa 1600-1970

NAMELESS features work by anonymous outsider and folk artists, and functional objects including furniture, lighting, and textiles by undiscovered vernacular designers.

Celebrating anonymous brilliance, Nameless returns for New York Antiques Week as the only American art fair dedicated to visionary work by unknown, forgotten, and marginalized creators across time.

The collective project of 25 art dealers from around the country, Nameless offers diverse material—including works of art, furnishings, textiles, and photography—while balancing the appreciation of traditional craft with the drive to surface new discoveries.

Recognizing unrecognized genius, telling untold stories, and valuing undervalued work, Nameless presents a vision of American art that is inclusive, expansive, accessible, and alive.

Learn more and follow our exhibitors at namelessartshow.com (link in bio)

04/05/2026

Dallas Dunn | Nameless Art & Design 2026 Exhibitor

Antique American folk art bottlecap baskets, circa 1930s–1950s, constructed from thousands of soda and beer bottle caps meticulously linked together with thin wire. 🪺🌷

NAMELESS Art + Design Show
American folk art and design by unknown makers, circa 1600-1970

NAMELESS features work by anonymous outsider and folk artists, and functional objects including furniture, lighting, and textiles by undiscovered vernacular designers.

Celebrating anonymous brilliance, Nameless returns for New York Antiques Week as the only American art fair dedicated to visionary work by unknown, forgotten, and marginalized creators across time.

The collective project of 25 art dealers from around the country, Nameless offers diverse material—including works of art, furnishings, textiles, and photography—while balancing the appreciation of traditional craft with the drive to surface new discoveries.

Recognizing unrecognized genius, telling untold stories, and valuing undervalued work, Nameless presents a vision of American art that is inclusive, expansive, accessible, and alive.

Learn more and follow our exhibitors at namelessartshow.com (link in bio)

03/27/2026

| Nameless Art & Design 2026 Exhibitor
Photographs, 1920s-1940s.

NAMELESS Art + Design Show
American folk art and design by unknown makers, circa 1600-1970

NAMELESS features work by anonymous outsider and folk artists, and functional objects including furniture, lighting, and textiles by undiscovered vernacular designers.

Celebrating anonymous brilliance, Nameless returns for New York Antiques Week as the only American art fair dedicated to visionary work by unknown, forgotten, and marginalized creators across time.

The collective project of 25 art dealers from around the country, Nameless offers diverse material—including works of art, furnishings, textiles, and photography—while balancing the appreciation of traditional craft with the drive to surface new discoveries.

Recognizing unrecognized genius, telling untold stories, and valuing undervalued work, Nameless presents a vision of American art that is inclusive, expansive, accessible, and alive.

Learn more and follow our exhibitors at namelessartshow.com (link in bio)

03/19/2026

| Nameless Art & Design Exhibitor

Folk Art Painting of Woman in Grass, by John L Johson, 23.75” x 19.5” x 1.25”, oil on board in original frame, 1947.

NAMELESS Art + Design Show
American folk art and design by unknown makers, circa 1600-1970
January 30–February 1, 2026 | NYC

NAMELESS features work by anonymous outsider and folk artists, and functional objects including furniture, lighting, and textiles by undiscovered vernacular designers.

Celebrating anonymous brilliance, Nameless returns for New York Antiques Week as the only American art fair dedicated to visionary work by unknown, forgotten, and marginalized creators across time.

The collective project of 25 art dealers from around the country, Nameless offers diverse material—including works of art, furnishings, textiles, and photography—while balancing the appreciation of traditional craft with the drive to surface new discoveries.

Recognizing unrecognized genius, telling untold stories, and valuing undervalued work, Nameless presents a vision of American art that is inclusive, expansive, accessible, and alive.

Learn more and follow our exhibitors at namelessartshow.com (link in bio)

02/02/2026

Thank you, New York, for making Nameless 2026 a weekend of discovery, curiosity, and delight.

The works may be by unknown artists, but the exhibitors who share them are well known for their curatorial talents. You can meet and follow them by visiting namelessartshow.com (link in bio).

See you again the last weekend of January 2027.

Nameless exhibitor portraits by JD Dimino

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