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Nickel, James
Born 1943. Jim Nickel works across the genres, using photography, drawing, painting, and sculpture to develop his ideas. He creates with materials at hand: exotic hardwoods, the frame of an old handtruck from the Macy’s dumpster, precious metals, castoff ballast from boxcars, a bucket of roofing tar, lumps of fossilized dinosaur dung. Jim’s work are in the collections of the United States Treasury, the New York City Public Library, the Janet Turner Print Collection, and the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum, among others. Kathy collaborated with Nickel as his master printer from 1998 through 2001.
 Training, 2001Photoetching I: 17.5" x 17.5" P: 15" x 2.25 |  Running Fix, 2000Aquatint engraving I: 18" x 22" P: 25.5" x 19.5" |  Cross Training, 2001Photoetching I: 24" x 17.25" P: 29.5" x 25.5" |
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 No Title, 2001Photoetching I: 11.75" x 17.75" P: 15" x 22.5" |  Colloidal Field, 2001Aquatint engraving I: 18" x 22" P: 26" x 19.75" |  Pious Archaeology, 2000Aquatint engraving I: 18" x 22" P: 25.5" x 19.5" |
 Double Spiral A50, 1998Aquatint I: 6" x 9" P: 13" x 19.75" |  Innuendo, 1998Aquatint engraving I: 18" x 12" P: 26" x 19.75" |  Double Spiral A52, 1998Aquatint I: 6" x 9" P: 13" x 19.75" |
 Close the Loop, 1998Aquatint engraving I: 18" x 12" P: 26" x 19.75" |  Eight Mental Links, 1998Aquatint engraving I: 18" x 12" P: 26" x 19.75" |
 WHIZDUMB, 1998Aquatint engraving I: 8.75" x 24" P: 12" x 29.75" |
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 RANDUMB, 1998Aquatint engraving I: 8.75" x 23.75" P: 15" x 29.75" |
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