Moderne Gallery has been mounting exhibitions since 1989 when it presented the first gallery show devoted to the work of George Nakashima. Since then we have presented numerous exhibitions including:  

Zen Modernism: The Work of George Nakashima, 1955-1975

The Nakashima Tradition: Origins & Continuity in collaboration with Mira Nakashima

A Celebration of The Nakashima Legacy in collaboration with Mira Nakashima

Early Furniture by George Nakashima, 1936-1956: The Architect Designs

Wharton Esherick: American Woodworker in collaboration with Robert Edwards

Wharton Esherick:  Special Exhibit at SOFA NYC

Masters of the American Craft and Studio Furniture Movement: 1922 – 1988

FUNctional Wood Sculpture - 1965-2005:  Vintage and Contemporary Works by Pamela Weir-Quiton

Ceramic Masterworks: 1962-2002 in collaboration with Helen Drutt

Edgar Brandt: Art Deco Ironwork and Photographs from the Atelier

Ruba Rombic: An Epic in Moderne Art in collaboration with Kevin Kiley

Fantasy Jewels:  Obscure Objects of Desire

French Post-War Design: Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand and Serge Mouille

Rethinking English Arts and Crafts: The Modernist Tradition in Turn-of-the Century British Design in collaboration with John Alexander

The Constructed Canvas: String Paintings by David Roth

David Roth: The Interference Color Paintings

Such exhibitions are integral to the role of the Moderne Gallery in promoting the re-evaluation of famous 20th Century decorative arts and artists, and the re-discovery of less well-known but important contributors to 20th Century art and design.