Upcoming Exhibition

2025 Workspace Residency Exhibition

Sarah Hakani
Johannah Herr
SaraNoa Mark
Stephanie Santana

June 29 – September 11, 2026
Jordan Schnitzer Gallery at Dieu Donné
Brooklyn Navy Yard, Building 3, Suite 602

Dieu Donné is excited to present its annual Workspace Residency exhibition, which showcases the innovative works produced in handmade paper by our 2025 residents: Sarah Hakani, Johannah Herr, SaraNoa Mark, and Stephanie Santana. As with all of our Workspace residents, papermaking was a new medium for these four New York area artists. Throughout their year-long residencies, each artist embraced the intricacies, challenges, and unexpected results of working wet-on-wet in paper pulp to find new avenues of expression within their practice.

More info coming soon…

Past Exhibitions

About the Jordan Schnitzer Gallery

Dedicated to exhibiting works on paper by emerging and established artists, the Jordan Schnitzer Gallery will host exhibitions, lectures, and public programming related to papermaking inside Dieu Donné’s home at the historic Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Jordan Schnitzer states, “I am honored to have the gallery at Dieu Donné named for me, as someone who loves and promotes artists who make work on paper to further their artistic vision. Dieu Donné is the national leader in helping artists to create and use paper in their artmaking process. For over 500 years, art makers have made prints because of the magic created when ink, paint, and paper come together. I look forward to Dieu Donné’s many more decades of success.”
 
Susan Gosin, Founder and Co-Chair of Dieu Donné, remarks, “Jordan’s continued dedication to Dieu Donné exemplifies our legacy as one of New York City’s most significant cultural organizations. The Jordan Schnitzer Gallery will inspire others to connect with our 40+ year history and ensure that our gallery and studios remain a vital home for many more generations of artists working in handmade paper.”
 
Jordan Schnitzer is an influential collector of contemporary prints and multiples. Today, Jordan Schnitzer and the Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation collections exceed 13,000 works and include many of today’s most important contemporary artists. Jordan Schnitzer is president of Harsch Investment Properties, a privately owned real estate investment company based in Portland, Oregon, which owns and manages office, multi-tenant industrial, multi-family, and retail properties in six western states.