Hostler Burrows

Hostler Burrows operates a contemporary design gallery in New York City, specializing in critical design exhibitions and material exploration projects. The gallery serves as the primary platform for Jenny Nordberg's conceptual design practice, which examines manufacturing lifecycles and industrial efficiency. Through exhibitions like "True Romance," the space facilitates dialogue between art, design, and cultural narratives in the luxury interiors sector. Nordberg's signature works include the "3 to 5 kg of material" series and "3 to 5 Seconds" mirrors, which demonstrate her process-driven approach to limited material quantities. These collections investigate the relationships between production methods, object permanence, and consumer behavior. The gallery integrates these pieces into a broader conversation about design for disassembly and sustainable manufacturing alternatives. The platform combines exhibition programming with artist representation and design discourse, connecting with professional audiences in both creative and commercial spheres. Hostler Burrows maintains an active presence in New York's art community through rotating exhibitions and installations. The gallery's programming emphasizes process-oriented design and material consciousness in contemporary practice.