Nico Kos Earle is a writer, curator, and filmmaker whose interdisciplinary, bi-lingual practice spans physical and digital contexts. She holds an MA in Literature and Philosophy from Trinity College Dublin and began her career in theatre before working in magazine editing and broadcast journalism across France, the USA, and South Africa. Since relocating to the UK in 2005, she has maintained an active publishing practice and was nominated Vice Chair of the Critics’ Circle. Her curatorial work focuses on supporting early and mid-career artists through exhibitions, critical writing, and films. Publications include monographs for Joost Vandebrug, Jeff Becton, and Emma Witter, as well as "The Lost Trees” (Garden Museum) and “What Exists Between Us”, Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood at the Ashmolean Museum. Recent projects include “Little Fires” and “Bibliothèque Intérieure” for Paul Smith, London, and “Un Geste” by Rebecca Brodskis. Her poetry is widely published.
