NICKOLA POTTINGER
Bio
Nickola Pottinger (b. 1987) is an artist and curator born in Jamaica, West Indies. Raised in Brooklyn, she went on to earn her BFA from The Cooper Union in 2008. Recent exhibitions include Swivel Gallery, Chapter NY, Sargent’s Daughters, and New Museum Triennial, New York; Galerie Julien Cadet, Paris; and the Galveston Artist Residency, TX. Previous solo exhibitions include Parker Gallery, Los Angeles, Deanna Evans Projects, New York and The Armory Show, New York, NY, which was reviewed by the New York Times. The artist continues to live and work in Brooklyn, NY and will have her first solo exhibition with Mrs. in January, 2024, preceded by a solo presentation at Art Basel Miami Beach, 2023.
Exhibitions
like yuh neva lef’ yaad, 2024
Fairs
Art Basel Miami Beach, 2023
The Armory Show, 2022
News
Nickola Pottinger
Bryan Martin, Artforum
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Sophie Lee, Cultured
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Jillian Steinhauer, New York Times
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10 Notable Works to See at Art Basel Miami Beach 2023
Paul Laster, Art & Object
5 of the best young gallery presentations at Art Basel Miami Beach
Mahoro Seward, i-D Magazine
First-time exhibitors praise Art Basel in Miami Beach, saying the expense and effort pays dividends
Tim Schneider, The Art Newspaper
Art Basel Miami Beach Review: An Art Fair in Need of Excitement
Brian Kelly, Wall Street Journal
A Pandemic Rush Fueled Younger Galleries — As the Year’s Downturn Goes On, Pressure is Mounting
Angelica Villa, ARTnews
Art Basel Miami Beach launches its 21st edition as US art-fair competition heats up
Melanie Gerlis, Financial Times
Two Critics, 13 Favorite Booths at The Armory Show
Siddhartha Mitter, New York Times
Hyperallergic Fall 2022 New York Art Guide, Editors, Hyperallergic
NYC’s New Museum Triennial and Pan African Artists Today
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