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Resident Artist at (Re)Create during the summer of 2019
Lindsey Nobel was born in Baltimore, MD, and raised in San Diego, CA. Currently based in Los Angeles, her art practice also draws upon her time in Monterrey, San Francisco, Rome and New York City. Building her draw- ing language on the invisible connections that unite humans with the organic and inorganic phenomena that make up everyday life, her work manifests the immense grid of energy that now exists between human, machine, and spiritual consciousness. Through drawn, painted, photographed, and sculpted mark-making, she expresses this otherwise invisible language. Her painting practice is rooted in principles of both abstract expressionism and minimalism she employs acrylic, charcoal, coffee, and pen on canvas. Though abstract, her various series simultaneously engage the nervous system, marine biology, the Internet, the global economy, and continually evolving data mapping networks. Nobel’s work has been exhibited throughout the United States, Asia and Europe and has been selected for the Lucid Art Foundation’s 2021 Artist Residency program. |
In the early 1990s, Nobel foresaw the rapid expansion of the “infosphere,” a term she coined early in her career to describe this ubiquitous grid of information and connectivity. Through sculpture, drawing, painting, and photograph mark-making, she expresses this otherwise invisible language of connection.
Her painting practice is rooted in principles of both abstract expressionism and minimalism and it employs oil, acrylic, ink, resin, pencil, charcoal, coffee, and pen on canvas, paper, and wood panels.
Her painting practice is rooted in principles of both abstract expressionism and minimalism and it employs oil, acrylic, ink, resin, pencil, charcoal, coffee, and pen on canvas, paper, and wood panels.
Solo Exhibitions
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Group Exhibitions
- 2024 “5 in One” Curated by John Pierce Southold, NY 2024 “Tranference” AB NY Gallery
- 2024 “You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows” Empty Circle Gallery, NY
- 2023 “You Don’t Need A Weatherman To Know Which Way The Wind Blows” Curated by Raul Zamudio Brooklyn NY, Empty Circle Gallery
- 2023 “Dissolvement” Curated by Mattias Tönnheim, Brooklyn NY, A Wadström Trönnheim Gallery
- 2023 “Artix” Curated by Payal Kapoor, New Dehli, India
- 2023 “Summer Abstraction” Curated by Catherine McCormick, MM Gallery, South Hampton, NY
- 2023 “California Cool” Laguna Art Museum, Laguna Beach, CA
- 2023 “Boundless Boundaries” Arushi Arts, New Delhi 2023 “Pipeline” Bendix Building Downtown LA, Nellie King Solomon & Lindsey Knight Nobel
- 2022 “Hologram” The Whole Story, Curated by Rachel Vancelette, Miami, FL, The Wall Art Gallery
- 2022 “Rivers and Mountains” Oolong Gallery, Solana Beach, CA A
- 2022 “Tertium Organum” Curriated by Laura Whit- coomb, Eagle Rock Center for Contempory Arts, Los Angeles, CA
- 2022 “Artist Collection Studio” DFB, Rome, Italy
- 2021 “Site-Brooklyn Gallery” curiated by Peter Frank 2021 “Art Adventures Around LA” Ernie Wolfe Gallery, West Los Angeles, CA
- 2021 “The Hourglass Overturned” Arushi Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- 2021 “Boundless Space Community Day” Sotheby’s, New York, New York
- 2021 “Painting 2011-2021 Online Exhibition” Brook- lyn Gallery, Online
- 2020 “Alumni Artists-in-Residence Exhibition” Lucid Art Foundation, Inverness, CA
- 2017 “Pole Positions- Midsummer Mania”, Curated by Bo Thomas Hendriksson, Die Wiesenburg Berlin, Germany
- 2016 “The Night Opens / La Nuit s’ouvre”, Blam Proj- ects, Los Angeles, CA
- 2016 “Photographs, Paintings & Ghosts, The Cadillac Hotel, Venice, CA
- 2016 “Olive DTLA Art Show”, The Olive, Los Angeles, CA
- 2016 “South of the Grapevine”, Arte Americas, Fresno, CA
Nobel, L. (n.d.). LINDSEY NOBEL. https://www.lindseynobel.com/_files/ugd/628ec8_56f7be4032bc45dd8f43fd0ae42dff78.pdf
Lindsey Nobel — Lucid Art Foundation. (n.d.). Lucid Art Foundation. https://www.lucidart.org/lindsey-nobel
Lindsey Nobel — Lucid Art Foundation. (n.d.). Lucid Art Foundation. https://www.lucidart.org/lindsey-nobel