ABOUT

Nicole Bricker (b. 1977, Minnesota) is an interdisciplinary artist based in Redding, Connecticut. Her work examines how inherited domestic structures operate as systems that shape identity, memory, and value.

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Bricker works across painting, collage, printmaking, and sculpture, using materials drawn from domestic life and personal archives. The materials function as evidence rather than symbols, carrying traces of use and collective belief shaped through inheritance and repetition. Familiar forms remain legible while being structurally displaced, allowing nostalgia to be examined rather than affirmed.​

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Bricker has exhibited at the Lyman Allyn Museum (New London, CT), Rosalux Gallery (Minneapolis, MN), and Field Projects (New York, NY), among others. She was a participant in the yearlong Canopy Program residency, where she received the James Bernard Haggarty Scholarship.