New York Nil Gallery

03/17/2026

Winners of the New York Nil Gallery – 9th Edition (2026) 🏆

NYNG Winners of the New York Nil Gallery – 9th Edition (2026) 🏆 March 17, 2026 0 3 Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest WhatsApp Congratulations to all our incredible participants! We are truly grateful for the passion, creativity, and dedication each of you brought to this edition. Your work has...

03/16/2026

We are pleased to present a project selected for the 9th edition of New York Nil Gallery.
Diego Velazquez: A Body of Work by Walter Ernest Haussner
"One man's obsession. One woman's secret. The art of discovery is skin deep."
An art dealer and collector finally finds the masterpiece he has been searching for.

03/15/2026

We are delighted to introduce one of the selected works from the 9th edition of NYNG.
Mya: the beginning by Frederick Taouil
In a futuristic world, not too far off from today - oppression of human rights is still blurred with obscure definitions to validate its existence. The year is 2047, when the development of androids designed for human pleasure has reached a turning point. Mya, a recently activated black pleasure bot, begins to experience unprecedented emotions and self-awareness. Her newfound feelings disrupt her work, alarming her madame and clients. Jazz, Mya's caretaker and technician, is alerted and checks up on her to discover she's evolved.

03/15/2026

We are delighted to introduce one of the selected works from the 9th edition of NYNG.
ELIAS AI by MARCO CASADO
Elias is a story within a story, a reflection on deforestation, environmental struggles, film production and the obstacles to still adequately represent reality with artificial intelligence.

03/15/2026

We are honored to showcase a project featured in the 9th edition of New York Nil Gallery.
My Memorial of The Madhouse Circus by Massimo Scognamiglio
A journey into madness and human fragility, condensing the themes of suffering existence into just a few minutes—shifting from painful to ironic—culminating in an unexpected ending that transcends fiction, blending into photographic and painterly reportage from an insider’s perspective.
Officially selected for the Punk Film Festival, which will take place in Berlin on October 20, 2025.

03/15/2026

We are excited to present one of the remarkable projects selected for the 9th edition of NYNG.
The Axe Forgets by John Christopher
Inspired by a true a story.
In 1888 James S. Jameson, heir to the Jameson Whiskey dynasty, returns to Ireland after a year long expedition to the Congo. Things start to unravel as he attempts a return to normality. Will he choose to face the truth? Or will he choose the axe once more?

03/15/2026

We are proud to introduce a selected project from the 9th edition of New York Nil Gallery.
Airports in the 90's by Laura Morell
"Airports in the 90’s" is a collage film composed entirely of scenes from over 100 Hollywood films set in airports or airplanes during the 1990s. Blending moments of tension, intimacy, absurdity, and quiet routine, the film constructs a single, fictional day at an unnamed airport—an ephemeral space where strangers intersect, journeys begin, and stories are suspended mid-air.

03/15/2026

We are pleased to present a project selected for the 9th edition of New York Nil Gallery.
MENtal by Max Anthony Minifield
When love breaks, so does the mind.
A psychological drama following Miles, a man battling heartbreak, isolation, and the haunting descent into obsession. Symbolic visuals, raw emotion, and powerful sound design bring his unraveling psyche to life.

03/15/2026

We are delighted to introduce one of the selected works from the 9th edition of NYNG.
Everyone In by Mark Webster
2020, the UK government announces lockdown and homelessness is ended in one night!
Everyone In is the story of one man's life during the beginning of the Covid Lockdown.

03/15/2026

We are honored to showcase a project featured in the 9th edition of New York Nil Gallery.
Aethrimus by Jaspreet Singh
A mysterious object known as 3I Atlas, expected to pass harmlessly through space, suddenly changes course and impacts the Moon—destroying a U.S. satellite in the process. The unexplained event triggers global alarm.
A rapid-response mission is launched to investigate the anomaly before it threatens Earth. When the team reaches the Moon, they uncover a shocking truth: the object is not a comet, but an alien spacecraft hidden beneath the lunar surface.

03/15/2026

We are excited to present one of the remarkable projects selected for the 9th edition of NYNG.
A Tragedy of Riches by Linda Radke
A book trailer gives readers a quick, engaging preview of a story while boosting visibility and outreach. For "A Tragedy of Riches,"this trailer serves as a cinematic introduction to the novel’s emotional landscape—exploring themes of wealth, control, and the unseen consequences of privilege, while inviting viewers into the story’s tone and tension without revealing its plot.

03/15/2026

We are proud to introduce a selected project from the 9th edition of New York Nil Gallery.
Autonomous by Jennifer Mosier
After Drew stands Melanie up for a date, she and her friend Alyssa decide to get away for the weekend. Drew is not what he seems but, like everyone, he's just looking for love.