Director of Los Angeles programming for BardoLA, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit arts organization dedicated to advancing international dialogue in arts and culture, bringing art to public spaces, creating and producing cultural events, and supporting the local creative community by way of partnering with like-minded entities. Founder of COACOA, an international residency for artists and writers in exile. Development and implementation of a program of talks, film screenings, and performances.https://www.bardola.org/about

Writing Fellow for Human Bridges, a project of Independent Media Institute, (IMI) a nonprofit organization that educates the public through a diverse array of independent media projects and programs. Human Bridges brings recent discoveries in human origins and biology into social and political consciousness.

https://parisplus.artbasel.com/stories/edouard-malingue-lorraine-kiang-gallery-hong-kong

Contributes on contemporary art to the leading French art publication

https://villa-albertine.org/magazine/where-are-we-going-towards-rebuilding-together

Writing for the magazine

https://episode-1-tosh-berman.simplecast.com/episodes/episode-45-nicole-rudick-on-niki-de-saint-phalle-REDe9Q0G

West Coast correspondant

https://ghebaly.com/work/nikita-kadan/

Curator "A Pilar of smoke", 2018 “Home is where he(art) is”, nine artists from Turkey, 2017 “Concrete solution... to your most abstract questions”, 2016

Chief curator of the festival Set’Angeles, an international festival in Sète (France) and Los Angeles, 2019-2020. Participating artists (among others) Kim Gordon, Alex Israel, Jim Shaw, Marnie Weber, Agnès Varda, Eddie Ruscha, Francesca Gabbiani, Hervé di Rosa, Percival Everett. Two weeks of performances, readings, exhibitions, concerts, screenings, live and food events. At Centre Régional d’Art Contemporain, Ecole des Beaux Arts, galleries Sète, and at Show Gallery, Soho House, Le Petit Hermitage, Los Angeles.

https://www.rencontres-arles.com/en/expositions/view/235/a-pillar-of-smoke

https://www.grasset.fr/livres/incognito-9782246858553

-“Future Landscapes”, Laurence Bernard gallery, Geneva, 2015. With works by, among others, Gil Heitor Cortesao, Matt Lipps, Théo Mercier, Kim Schoenstadt.

“Squares”, François Ghebaly Gallery, LA, 2011. Works by, among others, Lisa Anne Auerbach, Davide Balula, Neïl Beloufa, Ivan Grubanov, Thomas Hirschhorn, Nikita Kadan, Joel Kyack, Sylvère Lotringer, Ariel Schlesinger, Slavs&Tatars, Mona Vatamanu & Florin Tudor, Andra Ursuta http://ghebaly.com/work/squares/

https://www.editionsintervalles.com

Radio documentary