Nomad's American debut will take place at the Watermill Center — a storied institution founded by visionary theater director and artist Robert Wilson. A sanctuary for experimentation and cross-disciplinary creation, the Center’s legacy aligns with NOMAD’s mission to foster cultural dialogue and artistic innovation.
This summer 2026 edition will take root in the heart of the Hamptons, forging a landmark partnership with one of the world’s most significant collector communities. With its expansive grounds, exceptional accessibility, and world-class art infrastructure, the Watermill Center provides the ideal stage for NOMAD’s first U.S. edition.
| Hours | 4:00 AM – 4:00 AM |
| Venue | The Watermill Center |
| Type | Design Fair |
| Duration | 3 Days |
| City | Water Mill |
About
NOMAD
Conceived by Giorgio Pace and Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte, NOMAD establishes a unique dialogue between art, architecture and design in a very personal context. It speaks to those, who are looking for a different experience from the one found among large-scale fairs. Within the refined historical interiors of Chesa Planta in St. Moritz, the grand rooms of Villa La Vigie in Monaco or Palazzo Soranzo Van Axel Palazzo in Venice, up to 4000 international high-networth visitors attended each edition of NOMAD in the last three years. Every showcase lasts four to five days, access is limited. In addition to the main event, NOMAD boasts a distinguished VIP programme, consisting of talks by prominent designers and artists, architect led tours of local landmarks, and invitations to private homes or collections that inspire visitors and participants alike and allow for spending rare moments with new acquaintances, future colleagues and old companions.
