Design Miami 2024

George Nakashima, Sanso Table

An exhibition of vintage and contemporary studio furniture, ceramics, turned wood, enamels and fiber

Design Miami 2023

Featured Designers

Ashley Joseph Martin

Bobby Silverman

Caprice Pierucci

David Ebner

Estelle Halper

Fabien Dubrunfaut

George Nakashima

Gyokusendo

Inayoshi Osamu

Judy Kensley McKie

Marilyn Anne Levine

Michael Gilmartin

Mira Nakashima

Miriam Carpenter

Paavo Tynell

Riyoo Kim

Thomas Hucker

Zein Daouk

Moderne Gallery will feature a selection of pivotal historical masterpieces by the renowned George Nakashima and L. Brent Kington. These iconic works will be exhibited alongside works from both emerging talents and well-established contemporary artists and designers. This curated collection seeks to portray the evolution and rich history of the American Studio Movement.

About Moderne Gallery

Expertise/ Twentieth-century decorative arts with a focus on the American studio craft movement

Established in 1984, Moderne Gallery has always been on the leading edge of discoveries and trends in the market for the finest works from the Studio Movement. Forward thinking, innovation, education, and an eye for fine work have built the gallery’s reputation as a pioneer in the world of art and design. In 1985, one year after opening, Moderne Gallery was the first gallery to present George Nakashima’s work on the secondary market and largely contributed to building global recognition for his craft and spirit. Over the years, the gallery has passionately represented Nakashima’s continued legacy working closely with and exhibiting the work of Mira Nakashima, supporting academic research, archival projects, and ongoing collaborations and partnerships. Today, the gallery houses the largest and finest collection of George Nakashima’s 1940s -1980s designs and is known as the premiere gallery for Nakashima’s work. Additionally, Moderne Gallery is renowned as the primary gallery specializing in Studio Craft. Also, the gallery is known internationally for the showcase of important historic and contemporary studio ceramics, turned wood, and metalwork. Over our four decade plus history, Moderne Gallery has ceaselessly championed artistry and craftsmanship while supporting and interacting with a local and international community of artists, designers, collectors, and beyond.

Designers

Fabien Dubrunfaut

George Nakashima

Wharton Esherick

Estelle Halper

F. Carlton Ball

David Ebner

Mira Nakashima

Antoine Philippon, Jacqueline Lecoq

Robsjohn Gibbings

Daniel Rhodes

Paul Hultberg

Caprice Pierucci

Tomonari Hasimoto

Inayoshi Osamu

Imura Toshimi

Ryo Toyonaga

Hervet Manufacturier

Zein Daouk

Gyokusendo

Kohyama Yasuhisa

Tanaka Tomomi

Grace Knowlton

David Rosén & Algot Törneman

Richard Hay

C. Carl Jennings

Jere Osgood

John Eric Byers

Riyoo Kim

Makoto Yabe

L. Brent Kington

Wayne Higby

Don Reitz

Andrea Gill

Lizbeth Stewart

Ira Winarsky

William Daley

Unknown Artist

David Ellsworth

George Nakashima and Naomi Raymond

David Gilhooly

Walter Fisher

Joost Van Den Toorn

Miriam Carpenter

Edward Fields & Mira Nakashima

Michael Gilmartin

Paavo Tynell

Judy Kensley McKie

Ashley Joseph Martin

Thomas Hucker

Bobby Silverman

Marilyn Anne Levine

Peter Voulkos

James Hutchinson

Mariska Karasz

Illum Wikkelsø for CFC Silkeborg

Arnold Hoffmann, Jr.

Mark Sfirri

Eric Allen

Raymon Alozua

Cheung Yee

Arthur Espenet Carpenter

Morino Akito

John Garrett

Graham Marks

Erna Aaltonen

Robert Longhurst

Cheryl Ann Thomas

Robert Aibel and Joshua Aibel

Co-Directors

Philadelphia

1705 N American St. STE 3, 19122, PA, United States