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Galerie Sardine is pleased to host Somerset House in residence this season in Amagansett. Born from the friendship between Alan and Valentina, and rooted in a shared spirit of collaboration and community, the fully curated presentation brings together significant collectible furniture, design, and art in dialogue. Spanning periods, materials, and disciplines, the installation deepens the atmosphere of the house through the singular histories and exceptional craftsmanship of each piece.
Somerset House x Galerie Sardine
Wednesday through Monday
11-6
261 Main Street
Amagansett
17 Jul 2026
Paris calls next week —
but first, a heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this Galerie Sardine season unforgettable.
Karaoke and all!
À très vite ♥️
#parisplus
#amagansett
19 Oct 2025
SPOTTED IN THE HAMPTONS: Valentina Akerman (@vavavantina) hosting @realcindysherman, @stanley.whitney, Alan Eckstein of @thesomersethouse, and the rest of the @galeriesardine crew.
“When artists come to stay, we cram everyone upstairs. We go to the beach, and at night we convene for dinner. I like to start when the sun is just setting. The temperature is more pleasant; everyone looks prettier. Then we can go on until one in the morning,” Ackerman says. “The best number for an official gallery-opening dinner party is 40 to 50 people. You want it to feel like a festival but intimate. What I have learned about hosting is saying ‘no,’ which is hard for me because I am a game dame.”
At the link in our bio, see who else photographer @markseliger spotted Out East for this year’s #HamptonsIssue.
Portfolio by Mark Seliger
Styling by Daniel Edley
Executive Production by Ruth Levy
Production by Madi Overstreet
Production Assisting by Angus Alexander and Stella Santini
Postproduction by Rachel Crowe and T.J. Huff
Style Assisting by Caniese Banton
Digi Tech by Joel Alexander
First Photo Assisting by Will Foerster
Photo Assisting by Adison James, Reggie Desilus, Adam Fahlund, and Eric Scott
Interview by @albomike
Hair by Peter Gray; Makeup by Kento Utsubo; Wardrobe by @StoneIsland (Bradley jacket), @LouisVuitton (Kronner), @newBottega (Eckstein Shirt); Food Styling by Chris Kronner; Special thanks to Amber Waves Farm
22 Jun 2026
Marc Armitano Domingo
Malum Signum, 2026
(Bad Omen/Mauvais Présage, 2026)
On view in Paris
Quai de Conti
6eme
Marc Armitano Domingo
El Valle del Orinoco, 2026
(Orinoco Valley/Vallée de L’Orénoque)
On view in Paris
Quai de Conti
6eme
#marcarmitanodomingo
#artbaselparis
#paris
Marc Armitano Domingo y Salterio
21 Oct 2026
Galerie Sardine is delighted to present ‘Kalos Kagathos’, a suite of paintings by Marc Armitano Domingo, in the context of Art Basel Paris.
Drawing on devotional traditions of the viceregal Americas, the artist builds translucent layers of oil on copper, reimagining the transformation of European religious iconography through its encounter with pre-Columbian cosmologies. These intertwined histories are further refracted through the artist’s own experience of queer desire.
The Virgin and the siren embody the tension between virtue and desire, while thorns, fragile bubbles, shields, and mirrors form a symbolic vocabulary of beauty, seduction, and power. The mirror, in particular, evokes the deceptive exchanges of the colonial encounter, where reflection and illusion become metaphors for the promises and violence of conquest.
October 20 - 22
Paris
17 Oct 2026
Galerie Sardine is delighted to present ‘Kalos Kagathos’, a suite of small devotional paintings by Marc Armitano Domingo in Paris, accompanied by an intimate Concertino performed by the artist alongside chamber musicians.
Bringing together painting, music, and historical inquiry, ‘Kalos Kagathos’ draws upon the devotional traditions of the colonial Americas, exploring beauty as a vehicle for both spiritual transcendence and earthly desire.
A classically trained musician rooted in the early Baroque, Armitano Domingo extends this inquiry into music through a Concertino, bringing painting and performance into an intimate dialogue.
Presented in Paris on the occasion of Art Basel Paris.
October 20, 12pm
Quai de Conti
Paris
16 Oct 2026
Installation views of ‘Skin to Skin w. Dog Daisy’, Frederik Nystrup-Larsen’s first solo exhibition in New York at Galerie Sardine.
Rooted in the artist’s intimate observations of the landscape surrounding his home in rural Denmark, the paintings bring flowers, grasses, and the abundant flora of the Nordic summer into focus.
Drawing on the longstanding pastoral tradition in painting, Nystrup-Larsen considers the natural world through the intertwined experiences of wonder, intimacy, and transience, underpinned by an acute awareness of ecological fragility.
On view now at Galerie Sardine
61 Lispenard Street, New York
10 Oct 2026
Drawing close to often overlooked flora, Frederik Nystrup-Larsen’s paintings bring stems, grasses, and flowers to the fore of the composition. Rendered with remarkable intimacy, these modest subjects take on a heightened pictorial presence, their forms articulated through a loose yet assured painterly gesture.
Frederik Nystrup-Larsen
Dandelions by the Wharf, Going Wherever the Wind Blows, 2026
Many of these subjects emerge from the residual nature of urban spaces, where vegetation persists at the edges of the built environment. In Nystrup-Larsen’s paintings, these marginal landscapes suggest a contemporary pastoral, a new nature shaped by persistence and proximity.
Frederik Nystrup-Larsen
Black-Eyed Susan OTW to the Beach, 2026
Frederik Nystrup-Larsen
Black-Eyed Susan OTW to the Beach, 2026 (Detail)
Underlying this is an acute awareness of a landscape in transition, and of painting as a means of holding what is inherently fleeting. The flower, a longstanding motif of transience in painting, takes on a new urgency here, tinged with a sense of ecological grief.
Frederik Nystrup-Larsen
How Do I Care For Perennials?, 2026
Frederik Nystrup-Larsen
How Do I Care For Perennials?, 2026 (Detail)
Yet the paintings remain rooted in intimacy: in the act of looking closely, and in painting as a way of attending to the world while acknowledging the impossibility of holding it still.
Frederik Nystrup-Larsen
Goutweed in the Iron Age Village, 2026
Frederik Nystrup-Larsen
Goutweed in the Iron Age Village, 2026 (Detail)
03 Oct 2026
A packed house for our September presentation of Frederik Nystrup-Larsen and his New York debut, ‘Skin to Skin w. Dog Daisy’.
Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us! 🐟
30 Sep 2026
In Skin to Skin w. Dog Daisy, Frederik Nystrup-Larsen traces his young son’s first encounters with the landscape surrounding their home in rural Denmark.
Flowers, grasses, and the perpetual light of the Nordic summer become subjects of sustained attention, where looking becomes a form of communion, an attempt to hold, however provisionally, a natural world whose exuberance and immensity resist representation.
Drawing on the flower’s long art-historical association with beauty and transience, Nystrup-Larsen’s paintings revisit this classical motif through a contemporary lens, holding the wonder of discovery against a growing awareness of ecological fragility and loss.
Frederik Nystrup-Larsen lives and works in Copenhagen.
Join us this evening, 6–8 pm
📍 Galerie Sardine, 61 Lispenard Street, Tribeca
On view through October 24
#frederiknystruplarsen #galeriesardine #contemporarypainting
16 Sep 2026
Galerie Sardine is pleased to present ‘Skin to Skin w. Dog Daisy’, the first U.S. solo exhibition by Copenhagen-based artist Frederik Nystrup-Larsen, opening September 16 in Tribeca.
Forms observed in the landscape surrounding the artist’s home in rural Denmark recur throughout the works, becoming both subjects and records of place
Flowers are inherently ephemeral, yet their long history as subjects of painting has often been bound to the desire to arrest that transience. Here, against the instability of our ecology, Nystrup-Larsen’s paintings examine the tension between representation, disappearance, and an emerging sense of ecological grief.
Frederik Nystrup-Larsen
Skin to Skin w. Dog Daisy
Opening September 16
Galerie Sardine, New York
05 Sep 2026
Sophie von Hellermann painted chairs, Napeague beach 🌞
20 Aug 2026
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