Nicole Alexandra Salcedo
Nicole Salcedo is a Cuban American interdisciplinary artist born, raised and based in Miami, Florida. Nicole earned her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she studied fibers, performance and object design with her main practice being in drawing.
Using meditative marks to create dense patterns, Nicole weaves between micro and macro lines, opening up rhythmic pathways that offer a deeper connection to the energies which flow throughout the universe.
Press
Nicole Salcedo Art | Miami, Florida | Nicole-Salcedo.com
CV
b.1988
Education
2010
School of the Art Institute of Chicago, BFA in Studio Program
Select Exhibitions:
2022
Soothers + Seers, Bakehouse Art Complex, Miami FL
Palm Breeze, Seagrape Welcome, Art In Public Places– Father Marquess-Barry Apartments, Miami,FL
The Art of Grief, Group Exhibition, Institute for the Development of Human Arts, New York, NY
In between Dreamscapes, Solo Exhibition, Oolite Arts Walgreens Windows, Miami Beach, FL
2021
Ebb & Flow, Solo project store-front activation for Miami Design District, Miami,FL
Disembodied, Group Exhibition, Locust Projects, Miami, FL
2020
Wandering Waves, Solo Exhibition, The Bass Walgreens Windows, Miami Beach, FL
Most Beloved, Solo Exhibition, The Art Base, Basalt, CO
Powder Hounds, Group Show, Patton-Mallot Gallery, Snowmass Village, CO
2019
Spheres of Meaning: An Exhibition of Artists’ Books, Group Show, The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum, Miami, FL
Autochtonous, Group Show, Swampspace Gallery, Miami, FL
Natural Resources, Group Show, Biscayne Nature Center, Key Biscayne, FL
Rocking Chair Sessions #76-100, Group Show, Swampspace Gallery, Miami,FL
The Biscayne Bay Show, Group show, 131 Projects, Miami, FL
2018
Collectivity, Group Show, Bakehouse Art Complex, Miami, FL
Numina, Solo Show, Flowerbox Projects, Miami, FL
Nicole Salcedo at Feedback Gallery Space, San Francisco, CA
2017
Humana Absoluta, Solo show, artist’s residence, Miami, FL
Casacor Miami, Group show, Rise in Brickell City Center, Miami FL
Nectar of the Sabal Palm, Solo show, Biscayne Nature Center, Key Biscayne, FL
Pixel in Size, Group show, ArtCenter of South Miami, Miami Beach, FL
Humanimal, Collaborative performance, Brickell station, Miami FL
2016
Intersectionality, Group show, Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami, Miami, FL
WETLANDS, Solo show, Yalé Social Club, Miami FL
From Eden to Sahara, Group show, 131 Projects, Miami, FL
Feel the Heat, Group show, Hall-Barnett Gallery, New Orleans, LA
Real Shit Show, Group Show, Flowerbox Projects, Miami, FL
2015
Redew, Group show, Maggie Knox Gallery x &Gallery, Miami , FL
Homemade Lemonade, Group Show, Flowerbox Projects, Miami, FL
2014
BE, Group Show, Maggie Knox Gallery, Miami, FL
Ladies! Trunk Show, Group Show, Maggie Knox Gallery, Miami, FL
Assembly Required, Group Show, Edge Zones Gallery, Miami, FL
2011
Tomm El Saieh Presents: Looking at the Clouds, Group Show, Kelley Roy Gallery, Miami, FL
Nuestro Negocio es la Cooperacion: Boricuas Bestiales, Group Show, La Nuevo Museo Energia de Arte Contemporaneo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Chichalamanka, Solo show, Kelley Roy Gallery, Miami, FL
Workshops
2019
Befriending Mangroves, Department of Reflection, Miami Beach, FL
2018
Sabal Song, Guided walking meditation for Weird Miami, Miami FL
2017
Humana Absoluta, Series of daily guided meditations during Miami Art Week, artist’s residence, Miami, FL
2015
Creative Workshop Series: Plant Care and Illustration with Nicole Salcedo, Guided meditation followed by container garden demo, Flowerbox Projects, Miami, FL
Residencies
2022
Atlantic Center for the Arts, New Smyrna Beach, FL
2020
Home and Away with Oolite Arts, Anderson Ranch, Snowmass, CO
2019
Home and Away with Oolite Arts, Atlantic Center for the Arts, New Smyrna Beach, FL
2017
Trelex Residency, Tambopata, Peru
Biscayne Nature Center, Key Biscayne, FL
2018-2020
Bakehouse Art Complex, Miami, Fl
Awards
2022
Miami Independent Artist Stipend, Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs
2019
WaveMaker Long Haul Project Grant, Locust Projects
2018
WaveMaker Research and Development Grant, Locust Projects