Coco Dolle "BLIND-LOVE"

Coco Dolle "BLIND-LOVE" 2006

Photography, Archive inkjet on paper, Framed
Dimensions: 12 x 18 in, Framed 13 x 19 in
Unique
Signed on Verso, includes certificate of authenticity.

Coco Dolle is a French-American artist, writer, and curator. Her work has been featured in Forbes, Vogue, and Architectural Digest. She has exhibited widely in the United States from institutional to alternative scenes including at the Queens Museum and the Oregon Art Center.

A women's advocate, she is dedicated to amplifying women's voices in art and technology. Over the decades, she has curated and produced numerous projects with her dance troupe Legacy Fatale and the event series Portraits of Women in Web3 (PWW3). As a contributing writer for L’Officiel Groupe and Whitehot Magazine, she has interviewed and written about notable artists, from Takashi Murakami to Judy Chicago.

A former dancer and fashion muse in New York’s Y2K era, Dolle modeled for renowned artists and photographers such as Alex Katz and Steven Klein, with her performances featured in Vogue and The New York Times. As a multidisciplinary artist, her fine art and digital works have been exhibited and performed in institutions and galleries worldwide, including The Queens Museum, Oregon Contemporary, ArtVerse Paris, and Miami Art Basel. Additionally, Dolle has participated in numerous alternative art happenings such as Chashama, For Freedoms, SPRING/BREAK Art Show and Brucennial. Her first NFT was curated by Paris Hilton in 2020 “Empowered by Paris” with a grant from Sevens Foundation. 

Dolle is a grant recipient of Arts Council England (2016) and The Art Student’s League of New York (1999) where she received a juried award in painting. She holds a master’s degree in marketing and international strategies from the European Business School.

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