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Edie Nadelhaft is a NYC-based visual artist with life-long ties to Cape Cod. Her vivid realist paintings and playful glass and mixed media sculptures explore the impact of digital culture on human experience, our evolving relationship to the natural world, issues of privacy and power, and a preoccupation with the physical world.

Edie Nadelhaft studied art history and studio art at SUNY Purchase (Purchase, NY) and The School of the Museum of Fine Arts (Boston, MA), and received a BFA (with honors) from The Massachusetts College of Art & Design (1995, Boston, MA). Her work has received support from the Edward F Albee Foundation (Montauk, NY), The Catskill Center (Arkville, NY), and the Yellowstone Art Museum (Billings, MT), and is in the permanent collections of the Ford Foundation (NYC), The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center (Albuquerque, NM), and Fidelity Investments Corporate Art Collection. Edie has presented solo and two person shows in New York (solo, Lyons Wier Gallery, 2017, 2020) (solo, Kasper Contemporary, 2022, 2024), (2 person, Frosch & Portmann, 2018), and in Provincetown, MA (solo, William Scott Gallery, 2016, 2026). Some fun and/or notable group exhibitions include The Realism Biennial at The Fort Wayne Museum of Art (2014, Fort Wayne, IN), Face to Face, Wall to Wall: Trends in Contemporary Portraiture at The Yellowstone Art Museum (2014, Billings, MT), Lucky, (FROSCH&CO, New York, NY, 2025) The Every Woman Biennial (La Mama Galleria, New York, NY, 2024) and Love Junk (SPRING/BREAK art show, New York, NY, 2022).

Born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA, Edie has lived and worked in Lower Manhattan since 1998.