Nina Gonzalez-Park

Nina Gonzalez-Park (b. 1993, Tokyo) is a London-based artist. She studied neuroscience in Boston and later obtained an MA in Art & Science at Central Saint Martins. She was a contributing artist in the Croatian Pavilion of the 60th International Venice Biennale (2024). She has been awarded residencies with the University of Tokyo and Hestercombe Gardens. She is an Ingram Prize Finalist (2023) and was commissioned by the V&A East for their inaugural program.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Exhibitions: 'El Calcehtok' (V&A East commission), Inbetween: A LatinX Takeover, 2024; 'Tripod Fish', The Muse Gallery's 2025 Residency Competition; 'I Don't Know What Freedom Means', Croatian Pavilion, 60th International Venice Biennale, 2024; 'La Divina Envuelta en Huevo (Primadonna)', Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, 2022; Awards: XYZ Studios Artist in Residence; Hestercombe Gardens Residency; Shortlisted for the Ingram Prize 2023; Tokyo University of the Arts Shared Campus Residency; Selected for RA Summer Exhibition; Events: 'Onigiri' workshop, Manos Creando programme, 2023-2024