*1969
North America
Nobel
Lindsey
9513
Artist ID:
Exhibitions
2024 | “She Awakened to Her Truth”, MU KA Collective, Luxembourg · “Into the Invisible”, Visual Arts Center, Singapore · “5 in One”, Southold, NY · “Tranference”, AB NY Gallery · “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”, Empty Circle Gallery, Brooklyn, NY · “Dissolvement”, A Wadström Trönnheim Gallery, Brooklyn, NY · “Artix”, New Delhi, India · “Summer Abstraction”, MM Gallery, Southampton, NY · “California Cool”, Laguna Art Museum, Laguna Beach, CA · “Boundless Boundaries”, Arushi Arts, New Delhi · “Pipeline”, Bendix Building, Downtown Los Angeles
2022 | “Reality of Illusions”, Arushi Gallery, Los Angeles, CA · “The Female Collective”, Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel, Santa Monica, CA · “Hologram”, The Whole Story, Miami, FL · “Rivers and Mountains”, Oolong Gallery, Solana Beach, CA · “Tertium Organum”, Eagle Rock Center for Contemporary Arts, Los Angeles, CA · “Artist Collection Studio”, DFB, Rome, Italy
2021 | Lucid Art Foundation Artist Residency Program · “Site-Brooklyn Gallery”, curated by Peter Frank · “Art Adventures Around LA”, Ernie Wolfe Gallery, Los Angeles, CA · “The Hourglass Overturned”, Arushi Gallery, Los Angeles, CA · “Boundless Space Community Day”, Sotheby’s, New York · “Painting 2011–2021”, Brooklyn Gallery, Online
2020 | “Alumni Artists-in-Residence Exhibition”, Lucid Art Foundation, Inverness, CA
2017 | “Pole Positions - Midsummer Mania”, Die Wiesenburg, Berlin, Germany
2016 | “The Night Opens / La Nuit s’ouvre”, Blam Projects, Los Angeles, CA · “Photographs, Paintings & Ghosts”, The Cadillac Hotel, Venice, CA · “Olive DTLA Art Show”, Los Angeles, CA · “South of the Grapevine”, Arte Américas, Fresno, CA
2015 | “Infosphere”, Zoya Tommy Gallery, Houston, TX · “Mini Retrospective”, Vendrome Gallery, New York, NY
2013 | “Conception”, Turn Gallery, New York, NY · “Cut Log”, New York, NY · Hampton Art Fair, Hamptons, NY · LA Art Fair, Los Angeles, CA · “The Woman Show”, Bridgehampton, NY
2012 | White Box Contemporary, La Jolla, CA · “New Cool School”, White Box Contemporary, San Diego, CA · “Celebrity Skin”, White Box Contemporary, San Diego, CA · “Stall 30”, White Box Contemporary, San Diego, CA · “Zoya Refresh”, PG Contemporary, Houston, TX · Pool Art Fair, Miami, FL
2011 | “Errant Lines: Notations on Canvas”, Andrew Shire Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2010 | “Swell”, Tim Nye, Chelsea, NY
2009 | Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA · “More Flow”, Los Angeles, CA · Black Cat Galerie, Los Angeles, CA
2008 | Michelle Allen Galerie, New York, NY · LAX Laurie Firstenberg Benefit, Los Angeles, CA
2007 | Jacob Fine Art, Paris, France · “Ecologies”, New York, NY · Berlin Art Fair · Cologne Art Fair
2006 | EO IPSO, Match Artspace, Brooklyn, NY · “Looking Within”, Project 3 am, New York, NY · “Hybrid”, New York, NY · D & H Gallery, New York, NY · “Women Against Violence (with Louise Bourgeois)” · Saatchi & Saatchi Exhibition & Auction, New York, NY
2005 | Cartelle Gallery, Los Angeles, CA · Vice Versa, Match Art Space, New York, NY · Istanbul Biennale Satellite Installation, Istanbul, Turkey · “Waterways”, Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy · “Enthropy”, WeissPollack Gallery, New York, NY · Castoria Museum, Naples, Italy · Anita Shapolsky Gallery, New York, NY · Scope Hamptons, Southampton, NY
2004 | “Connect”, Schroeder Romero, Brooklyn, NY · Ground Floor Gallery, Chelsea Hotel, New York, NY · Cartelle Gallery, Los Angeles, CA · Invitation à la galerie, Schroeder Romero Gallery, Paris, France · Galerie Anne Barrault, Paris, France
2003 | Williamsburg Salon, Central Connecticut State University · NADA Art Fair, Miami, FL · Latch Gallery, Los Angeles, CA · Scope New York, Nikolai Fine Art, New York, NY
2002 | “Vortex”, Schroeder Romero, Brooklyn, NY · “Into the Light”, Nikolai Fine Art, New York, NY · “String Theory”, Bingo Hall, Brooklyn, NY · “Sol LeWitt Two Wall Drawings & Lindsey Nobel”, Los Angeles, CA · “Grid”, Phillip Alan Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2001 | “System, Cells & Neurons”, Pollock Fine Art, Brooklyn, NY · “Perfect Plastic”, G-Module, Paris, France
2000 | “Photography & Drawing”, Rome Arts, Brooklyn · Cooper Union for the Advancement of Art & Science, New York, NY · Art Resources Transfer (A.R.T.), New York, NY · “Yard Sale”, New York, NY · Downtown Art Festival, New York, NY · “Elsewhere”, Pierogi Gallery, Brooklyn, NY · Fireproof Gallery, Brooklyn, NY · Summer Arts Festival, The Puck Building, New York, NY
1999 | “Alternative Tentacles”, Liebman Magnan, New York, NY · “Hit and Run 2”, New York, NY · “Freeze II”, Arthouse Multimedia Center for the Arts, Dublin, Ireland · “A Room with a View”, New York, NY
1998 | “Primary Colors” (Performance), Jack Tilton Gallery, New York, NY · “Small Works”, Washington Square East Galleries, New York, NY · New York University, New York, NY · Fanelli’s Group Show, Ok Harris, New York, NY
1997 | “Line”, Eight Floor Gallery, New York, NY · “Female Solution”, Knickerbocker Gallery, New York, NY
1996 | Summer Group Show, Caelum Gallery, New York, NY
Brief Biography | Artistic Background
Lindsey Nobel (*1969, Baltimore, MD) is a Los Angeles–based artist whose work investigates the invisible systems connecting human consciousness, biological structures, and technological networks. Educated at the University of California, Santa Cruz, the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and the Royal College of Art in London, she has developed a distinctive abstract language that merges gestural expression with systemic precision.
She studied Painting at the University of California, Santa Cruz, graduating with a BFA in 1992. Her further academic and artistic development included studies at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, in 1991, and at the Royal College of Art, London, in 1989.
Her work has been exhibited internationally across the United States, Europe, and Asia. In 2021, she was selected for the Lucid Art Foundation Artist Residency. Her works are held in important private collections including Adam Lindemann, Beth Rudin DeWoody, Michael Dichand, and Bob Yari. Since 2026, she has been strategically positioned within the curated Women in Art Blue Chip Artists program.
Exhibitions & Key Milestones
Born in Baltimore, Maryland, and raised in San Diego, California, Lindsey Nobel is currently based in Los Angeles. Her artistic practice is also shaped by time spent in Monterrey, San Francisco, Rome, and New York City.
Her visual language is built on the invisible connections linking human beings with the organic and inorganic structures of everyday life. Through drawing, painting, photography, and sculptural mark-making, she explores the energetic grid between human, machine, and spiritual consciousness.
Nobel’s painting practice is rooted in abstract expressionism and minimalism. She works with acrylic, charcoal, coffee, and pen on canvas, creating works that engage themes such as the nervous system, marine biology, the Internet, the global economy, and evolving data-mapping networks.
Her work has been exhibited throughout the United States, Asia, and Europe, including solo presentations in Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Luxembourg, and Singapore, as well as group exhibitions at Sotheby’s New York, Laguna Art Museum, and the Venice Biennale satellite program.
In 2021, she was selected for the Lucid Art Foundation Artist Residency program. Her work is held in notable private collections including Adam Lindemann, Beth Rudin DeWoody, Michael Dichand, and Bob Yari.
Brief Biography | Artistic Background
Lindsey Nobel (*1969, Baltimore, MD) is a Los Angeles–based artist whose work investigates the invisible systems connecting human consciousness, biological structures, and technological networks. Educated at the University of California, Santa Cruz, the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and the Royal College of Art in London, she has developed a distinctive abstract language that merges gestural expression with systemic precision.
She studied Painting at the University of California, Santa Cruz, graduating with a BFA in 1992. Her further academic and artistic development included studies at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, in 1991, and at the Royal College of Art, London, in 1989.
Her work has been exhibited internationally across the United States, Europe, and Asia. In 2021, she was selected for the Lucid Art Foundation Artist Residency. Her works are held in important private collections including Adam Lindemann, Beth Rudin DeWoody, Michael Dichand, and Bob Yari. Since 2026, she has been strategically positioned within the curated Women in Art Blue Chip Artists program.
Exhibitions & Key Milestones
Born in Baltimore, Maryland, and raised in San Diego, California, Lindsey Nobel is currently based in Los Angeles. Her artistic practice is also shaped by time spent in Monterrey, San Francisco, Rome, and New York City.
Her visual language is built on the invisible connections linking human beings with the organic and inorganic structures of everyday life. Through drawing, painting, photography, and sculptural mark-making, she explores the energetic grid between human, machine, and spiritual consciousness.
Nobel’s painting practice is rooted in abstract expressionism and minimalism. She works with acrylic, charcoal, coffee, and pen on canvas, creating works that engage themes such as the nervous system, marine biology, the Internet, the global economy, and evolving data-mapping networks.
Her work has been exhibited throughout the United States, Asia, and Europe, including solo presentations in Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Luxembourg, and Singapore, as well as group exhibitions at Sotheby’s New York, Laguna Art Museum, and the Venice Biennale satellite program.
In 2021, she was selected for the Lucid Art Foundation Artist Residency program. Her work is held in notable private collections including Adam Lindemann, Beth Rudin DeWoody, Michael Dichand, and Bob Yari.
Further Works of This Artist
Our Mission and Actions
At THE ART HUB, our mission is initially focused on addressing a profound imbalance within the art world, specifically catering to women artists. In the current landscape, a mere 5% to 15% of artworks traded at auctions are created by women, starkly contrasted by the overwhelming 85% to 95% of works by male artists. This disparity is not only confined to auctions but is also prevalent in exhibitions, where male-created art significantly overshadows that of their female counterparts.
By concentrating our efforts on female artists, THE ART HUB aims to counteract this imbalance and champion women within the art community. This initiative is designed to amplify the visibility of women artists, making their creations more accessible to a wider audience, and ultimately striving for a more balanced representation of genders within art auctions and exhibitions. By prioritizing women in art, our platform boldly advocates for equality and diversity within the art sector, signaling a commitment to reshaping and enriching the cultural landscape.
Personal Statement
My work is rooted in the invisible.
I am interested in the vast systems that connect us — human consciousness, machine intelligence, biological structures, spiritual presence, and the unseen architectures of everyday life. What cannot be grasped directly often leaves traces: in a line, a gesture, a rhythm, a field of energy.
Through painting, drawing, photography, and sculptural mark-making, I try to give form to these hidden networks. My practice moves between abstraction and perception, between the intimate and the planetary. The works may suggest the nervous system, oceanic life, digital mapping, economic flows, or the Internet, but they are ultimately all speaking about connection.
I see painting as a way of making the invisible felt. It is less about describing an image than about revealing a state of presence — a field in which human, machine, and spiritual consciousness are already in dialogue.
My work is an attempt to trace that language.
Exhibitions
2024 | “She Awakened to Her Truth”, MU KA Collective, Luxembourg · “Into the Invisible”, Visual Arts Center, Singapore · “5 in One”, Southold, NY · “Tranference”, AB NY Gallery · “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”, Empty Circle Gallery, Brooklyn, NY · “Dissolvement”, A Wadström Trönnheim Gallery, Brooklyn, NY · “Artix”, New Delhi, India · “Summer Abstraction”, MM Gallery, Southampton, NY · “California Cool”, Laguna Art Museum, Laguna Beach, CA · “Boundless Boundaries”, Arushi Arts, New Delhi · “Pipeline”, Bendix Building, Downtown Los Angeles
2022 | “Reality of Illusions”, Arushi Gallery, Los Angeles, CA · “The Female Collective”, Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel, Santa Monica, CA · “Hologram”, The Whole Story, Miami, FL · “Rivers and Mountains”, Oolong Gallery, Solana Beach, CA · “Tertium Organum”, Eagle Rock Center for Contemporary Arts, Los Angeles, CA · “Artist Collection Studio”, DFB, Rome, Italy
2021 | Lucid Art Foundation Artist Residency Program · “Site-Brooklyn Gallery”, curated by Peter Frank · “Art Adventures Around LA”, Ernie Wolfe Gallery, Los Angeles, CA · “The Hourglass Overturned”, Arushi Gallery, Los Angeles, CA · “Boundless Space Community Day”, Sotheby’s, New York · “Painting 2011–2021”, Brooklyn Gallery, Online
2020 | “Alumni Artists-in-Residence Exhibition”, Lucid Art Foundation, Inverness, CA
2017 | “Pole Positions - Midsummer Mania”, Die Wiesenburg, Berlin, Germany
2016 | “The Night Opens / La Nuit s’ouvre”, Blam Projects, Los Angeles, CA · “Photographs, Paintings & Ghosts”, The Cadillac Hotel, Venice, CA · “Olive DTLA Art Show”, Los Angeles, CA · “South of the Grapevine”, Arte Américas, Fresno, CA
2015 | “Infosphere”, Zoya Tommy Gallery, Houston, TX · “Mini Retrospective”, Vendrome Gallery, New York, NY
2013 | “Conception”, Turn Gallery, New York, NY · “Cut Log”, New York, NY · Hampton Art Fair, Hamptons, NY · LA Art Fair, Los Angeles, CA · “The Woman Show”, Bridgehampton, NY
2012 | White Box Contemporary, La Jolla, CA · “New Cool School”, White Box Contemporary, San Diego, CA · “Celebrity Skin”, White Box Contemporary, San Diego, CA · “Stall 30”, White Box Contemporary, San Diego, CA · “Zoya Refresh”, PG Contemporary, Houston, TX · Pool Art Fair, Miami, FL
2011 | “Errant Lines: Notations on Canvas”, Andrew Shire Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2010 | “Swell”, Tim Nye, Chelsea, NY
2009 | Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA · “More Flow”, Los Angeles, CA · Black Cat Galerie, Los Angeles, CA
2008 | Michelle Allen Galerie, New York, NY · LAX Laurie Firstenberg Benefit, Los Angeles, CA
2007 | Jacob Fine Art, Paris, France · “Ecologies”, New York, NY · Berlin Art Fair · Cologne Art Fair
2006 | EO IPSO, Match Artspace, Brooklyn, NY · “Looking Within”, Project 3 am, New York, NY · “Hybrid”, New York, NY · D & H Gallery, New York, NY · “Women Against Violence (with Louise Bourgeois)” · Saatchi & Saatchi Exhibition & Auction, New York, NY
2005 | Cartelle Gallery, Los Angeles, CA · Vice Versa, Match Art Space, New York, NY · Istanbul Biennale Satellite Installation, Istanbul, Turkey · “Waterways”, Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy · “Enthropy”, WeissPollack Gallery, New York, NY · Castoria Museum, Naples, Italy · Anita Shapolsky Gallery, New York, NY · Scope Hamptons, Southampton, NY
2004 | “Connect”, Schroeder Romero, Brooklyn, NY · Ground Floor Gallery, Chelsea Hotel, New York, NY · Cartelle Gallery, Los Angeles, CA · Invitation à la galerie, Schroeder Romero Gallery, Paris, France · Galerie Anne Barrault, Paris, France
2003 | Williamsburg Salon, Central Connecticut State University · NADA Art Fair, Miami, FL · Latch Gallery, Los Angeles, CA · Scope New York, Nikolai Fine Art, New York, NY
2002 | “Vortex”, Schroeder Romero, Brooklyn, NY · “Into the Light”, Nikolai Fine Art, New York, NY · “String Theory”, Bingo Hall, Brooklyn, NY · “Sol LeWitt Two Wall Drawings & Lindsey Nobel”, Los Angeles, CA · “Grid”, Phillip Alan Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2001 | “System, Cells & Neurons”, Pollock Fine Art, Brooklyn, NY · “Perfect Plastic”, G-Module, Paris, France
2000 | “Photography & Drawing”, Rome Arts, Brooklyn · Cooper Union for the Advancement of Art & Science, New York, NY · Art Resources Transfer (A.R.T.), New York, NY · “Yard Sale”, New York, NY · Downtown Art Festival, New York, NY · “Elsewhere”, Pierogi Gallery, Brooklyn, NY · Fireproof Gallery, Brooklyn, NY · Summer Arts Festival, The Puck Building, New York, NY
1999 | “Alternative Tentacles”, Liebman Magnan, New York, NY · “Hit and Run 2”, New York, NY · “Freeze II”, Arthouse Multimedia Center for the Arts, Dublin, Ireland · “A Room with a View”, New York, NY
1998 | “Primary Colors” (Performance), Jack Tilton Gallery, New York, NY · “Small Works”, Washington Square East Galleries, New York, NY · New York University, New York, NY · Fanelli’s Group Show, Ok Harris, New York, NY
1997 | “Line”, Eight Floor Gallery, New York, NY · “Female Solution”, Knickerbocker Gallery, New York, NY
1996 | Summer Group Show, Caelum Gallery, New York, NY
