Bio

NICOLE COHEN received her BA from Hampshire College and her MFA from the Roski School of Fine Arts at U.S.C in LA. In 2024, she had a mid-career retrospective show, Super Vision at the Zuccaire Gallery in Stony Brook University on Long Island, NY. Her artist catalog, Super Vision was produced there. View here.

She has exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, Los Angeles County of Art, Williams College Museum of Art, Please Be Seated, An Interactive Video Inatallation, the J. Paul Getty Museum, the Autostadt, Wolfsburg, VW, Schloss Britz in Berlin (Marilyn Monroe Interiors with Bert Stern), Germany, American University Museum at Katzen Art Center, Wave Hill Public Gardens and Cultural Center in the Bronx, The Museum of the Moving Image, in 2026 at The Czong Institute for Contemporary Art (CICA) Korea, L’Space Gallery in NYC, and at the Romanian Cultural Institute in NYC.

SELECTED ART COLLECTIONS: Cedar Sinai Hospital Art Collection, Los Angeles Williams College Museum of Art, Williamstown, MA, The J. Paul Getty Museum of Art, US Art in Embassies (AIE) U.S. Department of State, The Hague, Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood, CA, Hampshire College, Amherst, MA, Volkswagen VW (Wolfsburg, Germany), Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruise Ship, Norweigan Cruise Ship, LOOP Video Art Festival Collection, Barcelona, Spain and private collections in London, Paris, Germany, and in the U.S.

"Her work is positioned at the crossroads of contemporary reality, personal fantasy, and culturally constructed space. Although trained in painting and drawing, Cohen most frequently uses video as her medium, playing upon its intrinsic capacities to manipulate time, distort scale and environment, and overlay imagery. Consistently interested in engaging her audience and challenging notions of lifestyle, domesticity, celebrity, and social behavior, Cohen also uses the surveillance camera to involve her viewers in their own voyeurism. Her work projects serve as some of the most paradigmatic and successful examples.”, Please Be Seated, Solo Exhibition at the Getty Museum