Austrian and American born, Nicola Ginzel has exhibited both internationally and nationally, having her first museum exhibition at the Tennessse Valley Museum of Art in Tuscumbia, AL in 2013.  Her most recent work is at Art 101 in Brooklyn, NY (2012), and at Heskin Contemporary in New York City (2011).  Solo shows include the the former Jenny Jaskey Gallery in Philadelphia, PA (2008); Corridor Gallery in Reykjavik, Iceland (2006); and KFCA Gallery in NYC (2004), owned by Kristen Frederickson, editor of Singular Women- Writing the Artist.

Selected Site Specific Projects have been at The Udi Alioni Project Room in NYC, and Galapogous Art Space in Brooklyn, NY, curated Happenings by Cindy Tower- Art in the Rock, Branford, CT; Checked, Museum of Modern Art (Coat Room), and the Art in America reviewed show, Brookworld, in NYC.  Selected group shows include Art 101 and Sideshow Gallery in Brooklyn, NY; RFD Gallery in Swainsboro, GA; A.I.R. Gallery in Brooklyn, NY, and Workspace Gallery in NYC, formerly run by Leslie Heller.

Nicola Ginzel has been the recipient of the following grants, awards and residencies- A Change Inc. Grant Award from the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation; Artists’ Fellowship Inc. Assistance Award; Stephens Grant Award; a Finalist in the LEAP Exhibition at the Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburg, PA;  SIM- The Icelandic Visual Arts Association and Reykjavik Art Museum Residency, Reykjavik, Iceland; and The Skaftfell Cultural Center Residency in Seydisfjördur, Iceland.

Her work has been selected for numerous juried exhibitions by curators like Lydia Yee, Bill Arning, and Lisa Phillips.  Her artwork has been featured by Paul H-O’s Gallery Beat TV, NYC; BiennaleArt TV, Venice, Italy; and New Art TV produced by Robert Knafo in New York City in 2011.