Nicole Cohen

Nicole Cohen work is positioned at the crossroads of contemporary reality, personal fantasy, and culturally constructed space. She received her BA from Hampshire College and her MFA from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, although trained in painting and drawing, Cohen most frequently uses video as her medium, playing upon intrinsic capacities to manipulate time, distort scale and environment, and overlay imagery, exploring ideas of perception and surveillance through her projects. 

Cohen has exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, Los Angeles County of Art, Williams College Museum of Art, Shoshana Wayne Gallery, La B.A.N.K Galerie in Paris, France , at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, the Autostadt, Wolfsburg, Schloss Britz in Berlin, Germany, American University Museum at Katzen Art Center in Washington D.C., Wave Hill Public Gardens and Cultural Center in the Bronx, and The Museum of the Moving Image in 2019.