Nicholas Oh is a Korean American Artist currently working in Brooklyn. Oh graduated from Rhode Island School of Design and he is currently a resident artist at Pioneer Works, Brooklyn. He focuses on creating clay sculpture and mixed media installation that deals with race and identity as a Korean American in America. 

Oh has done residencies at Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, Japan and Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Colorado and has shown at Mills College Art Museum in California, Milwaukee Art Institute in Wisconsin, American Museum of Ceramic Art and Pence Gallery in California.

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Education
2018 
MFA, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island
2015 
BA, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, California

Exhibitions
​2018
New Contemporaries, Gelman Gallery, RISD Museum, Providence, Rhode Island
Graduate Selection 2018, Sol Koffler, Providence, Rhode Island
Graduate Thesis Exhibition 2018, Convention center, Providence, Rhode Island
2017
Dirt Eating Kids, Sol Koffler, Providence, Rhode Island
Flux, Woods Gerry, Providence, Rhode Island
In-Between Places: Korean American Artists in the Bay Area, Mills College Art Museum, Oakland, California
2016
Slice: A Juried Corss-section of Regional Art, Pence Gallery, Davis, California
2015 
Apature 2015: Future Tense, Arc gallery & studio, San Francisco, California