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101 Wooster Street
New York, NY 10012
By Appointment
212 463 0610
Carolina Nitsch specializes in drawings and editions, including prints and monotypes, multiples, photographs, artist books, and installations. We actively publish editions with a growing roster of international artists, ranging from traditional etching on paper or silkscreen to large installations. While we are a member of the IFPDA – The International Fine Print Dealers Association - our aim in publishing is to encourage the artist to explore new possibilities that stretch the boundaries of printmaking per se and thus we work with many different printers and fabricators to achieve the most innovative and original quality. Furthermore, we publish editions annually for institutions including the New Museum of Contemporary Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Carolina Nitsch publishes editions in all media by internationally recognized contemporary artists. Founded in 2000 the gallery operates two spaces, in New York's Soho and Chelsea districts, where it features 6-8 exhibitions a year, often accompanied by fully illustrated catalogs. Nitsch is the principal dealer of the graphic oeuvres of numerous artists including Louise Bourgeois and Thomas Schütte. The gallery is also known to maintain a focused inventory of significant 1960's editions with an emphasis on minimal and conceptual art. Nitsch is also entrusted with producing annual sculpture editions for the New Museum of Contemporary Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Member of the IFPDA.
Works Available By:

Richard Artschwager

Louise Bourgeois

William Eggleston

Tracey Emin

Mary Heilmann

Jenny Holzer

Jasper Johns

Donald Judd

Anish Kapoor

Mike Kelley

Barry Le Va

Vera Lutter

Marilyn Minter

Wangechi Mutu

Bruce Nauman

Blinky Palermo

Ebony G. Patterson

Dieter Roth

Ed Ruscha

Juliao Sarmento

Carolee Schneemann

Thomas Schütte

Alyson Shotz

Franz West


 

 
Carolina Nitsch Project Room


 
Online Programming

Tracey Emin

Monotypes



A solo presentation of monotypes by the artist.