In 2023, six of Nicole’s drawings from the Transformation series in the form of an installation were on view at Addicted Fashions in Boston, Massachusetts’ SoWa neighborhood. This was the seventh presentation that is part of a series showcasing the work of New England-based artists.
Addicted Fashions is a contemporary women's clothing boutique with a European sensibility featuring designers from around the world.
Photograph courtesy of Addicted Fashions
In 2021, four of Nicole’s collages were on view in The Right Angles at Addicted Fashions in Boston, Massachusetts’ SoWa neighborhood. This was the fourth presentation that is part of a series showcasing the work of New England-based artists.
Photograph courtesy of Addicted Fashions
In 2019, two of Nicole’s collages were on view in Collage: Hot and Ready at A R E A at The Yard in Boston, Massachusetts’ Back Bay neighborhood. Joined by thirty-one other artists primarily living and working in Boston, this far-reaching exhibition included paintings, textiles, photographs, and prints.
This was the third group exhibition at The Yard that is part of Construction A R E A, an innovative initiative focused on promoting the work of emerging and mid-career artists through a series of off-site projects.
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In 2019, Nicole participated in Getaway’s, now Postcard Cabin’s, Artist Fellow program at their southern New Hampshire location.
Getaway, now Postcard Cabins, values creating meaningful moments of connection, relaxation and reflection in nature. The program provides a free overnight cabin stay to artists looking to harness their talents in a focused environment.
In 2020, Nicole was interviewed for The Getaway, now Postcard Cabins, Podcast’s The Fellowship of Getaway, now Postcard Cabins, episode where she discussed how time outside of the studio gave her the permission to stop striving for perfection and in that imperfection that only nature can bring, it sparked creativity. You can listen to it on Spotify here.
Photographs by Getaway now Postcard Cabins
In 2020, Nicole donated one of her collages to Immaculate Space’s A Raffle for Change to benefit organizations combating systemic racism and police brutality. Joined by over sixty other artists and designers from around the world, the sale of their works raised over $29,000.
Immaculate Space in Portland, Oregon is an experimental design studio.
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In 2019, Nicole was an Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Living Room guest host, carrying on the tradition created by Lei Ming Wei in his 1999 Artist-in-Residence program, when she shared one of her collections and her personal stories about each piece.
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, Massachusetts is a vibrant museum with a visionary founder, a rare art collection and a forward-looking mission.
Photograph © Nic Lehoux / Renzo Piano Building Workshop
In 2022, Nicole was included in Jill Milan’s blog where she discussed the intersection of the arts and ethical fashion in her life.
Jill Milan in San Francisco, California specializes in luxury fashion accessories that are fully animal friendly. Their handbags, produced in Italy, are regularly carried to red-carpet events by numerous high-profile Hollywood celebrities.
Photograph by Jill Milan
In 2021, Nicole was interviewed for Women of Culture’s Instagram Live series Women of Culture Wednesdays where she discussed her inspiration, methods and what was on the horizon both inside and outside of the studio.
Women of Culture in New York City is a social enterprise that creates art-based experiences, trips and private group events designed to connect, inspire and empower women while also showcasing the power and necessity of the arts.
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