Gabriel Cohen is an artist, writer and curator, currently based in Los Angeles, CA

He is an alumni of the Rhode Island School of Design (BFA), the Vermont Studio Center residency program, and the Robert Overby Foundation’s Alternative Worksite Artist Residency.

From 2017-2019 Cohen had a short-format radio program broadcast weekly on NYC's WFMU. Archived broadcasts can be found on WFMU's website. 

 

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

                                 

Forthcoming Group Exhibition - Adler Beatty, New York, NY

2024                           (solo exhibition) God, Where Are the Eyes of A Murderer - Gattopardo, Los Angeles, CA
2024                           Sculptors Painting - Human Resources, Los Angeles, CA
2024                           Venice Family Clinic Benefit Auction - Los Angeles, CA
2024                           Unseen Orchestra - Make Room, Los Angeles, CA

2023                           (solo exhibition) For Heurtebise - Long Play Contemporary, Los Angeles, CA
2023                           Venice Family Clinic Benefit Auction - Los Angeles, CA

2022                           Where the Hours Go - Gattopardo, Los Angeles, CA
2022                           Silver Screen - curated by Bella Moore, Harkawik, Los Angeles, CA
2022                           Last Notice - Seasons LA, Los Angeles, CA
2022                           Eden - organized by Emily Lucid, Los Angeles, CA
2022                           American Architecture - SPY Projects, Los Angeles, CA

2021                           Semi-Meta - organized by Ezequiel Olvera, Los Angeles, CA
2021                           Hyperspace Lexicon Volume 6 - organized by Nicholas Campbell, Los Angeles, CA
2021                            Marble Mouth Oracle - Below Grand, New York, NY
2021                            Nearly Natural - Sweet Pass Sculpture Park, curated by Nathaniel Hitchcock, Dallas, TX

2020                           Got What I Got, organized by Lauren Quin, Los Angeles, CA

2019                            Heaping - curated by Eliza Doyle for Olympia, Elsewhere, Brooklyn, NY
2019                            Handmade - organized by Gabrielle Johnson, New York, NY
2019                            (solo exhibition) First Separation Meditation - Queens, Los Angeles, CA
2019                            GIFC: Velvet Ropes - 0-0 LA, Los Angeles, CA
2019                            Both Sides Now - ADDS DONNA, Chicago, IL
2019                             Rotating exhibition of the collection of Jason Pickleman - Lawrence & Clark, Chicago, IL

2018                             PLS - White Columns Online, New York, NY
2018                             (solo exhibition) On the Construction of the Heavens - New Works, Chicago, IL
2018                             Mouth as is a kiln - Obst, Chicago, IL
2018                             Prairie Auction - Prairie, Chicago, IL
2018                             (solo exhibition)  88888888: The Possibility of Meaning in an Entropic UniverseIn Lieu, Los Angeles, CA 


2017                             The Invisible Would Continue to Turn a Deaf EarKings Leap, Brooklyn, NY
2017                             New Contemporaries - Gelman Gallery, RISD Museum, Providence, RI
2017                             Graphite VII: Manual - Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, CA
2017                             Get Ready24 Hour Charlies, Los Angeles, CA
2017                             Art Speaks (lecture + exhibition) - The Wurks, Providence, RI

 

CURATORIAL WORK

2020 - Present               Organizer of the Guest Curator series at Foundwork.art

2018                                 The Belly & the Members, MX Gallery, New York, NY

In association with FRI-ENDS

     2017                                 Permanent Parabasis, Gallery 99, Providence, RI (In collaboration with Lee Pivnik)

Curator in residence at Trade Pop-Up Gallery, Providence RI (In collaboration with Max Simon)  

     2016                                 BYOW (Bring Your Own Whatever)
     2016                                 Thursdays at Trade, March    
     2016                                 Thursdays at Trade, February        
     2015                                 WET

 

PRESS & PUBLICATIONS

The Dallas Morning News, Dark side of the hedge: Curator brings his take on artificial landscapes to West Dallas, by Christopher Mosley, 2021
AQNB, Crisis as portal: Catalina Ouyang talks cosmic flesh, the concomitants of trauma & unravelling the myth safety & security in the aftermath, interview by Gabriel Cohen, 2020
Montez Press Radio, Primary Source 01, interview with Miller Robinson by Gabriel Cohen, 2019
Artillery Magazine, From Flowers to Flat Files, 2019
Artemis Journal, 2019
WNTT Magazine, 2018
Kings Leap, Even the gorgeous royal chariots wear out (work print), 2017
Graphite Journal, Even the gorgeous royal chariots wear out (Excerpt), 2017
Mesh Magazine, Reformatting Our Lens: Drawing With Motion, 2015