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This page documents selected editorial features, curated publications, and online exhibitions where works from the Mind·Full·Ness® collection have been presented in published or digital contexts.

These appearances reflect curatorial selection and editorial recognition distinct from physical exhibitions.

Selected for inclusion in the inaugural issue of The Work of Art, a literary and visual arts quarterly published by Bee the Change Foundation exploring contemporary creative practice through thematic reflection and interdisciplinary dialogue.

Issue 01: Care brought together seventeen artists and writers whose work engaged questions of endurance, presence, emotional labor, protection, and human connection across visual and literary forms.

Works from the Mind·Full·Ness® collection were included for their restrained engagement with psychological containment, resilience, and the negotiation of internal pressure through sculptural form.

Works featured:

• The Silent Warrior (2022)
• The Faithful (2022)
• The Consoler (2023)
• Stretched Thin (2022)
• Manifest Peace (2022)

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Courtney Nichelle Coble was selected for inclusion in The Atlas of Contemporary Women Artists: North America, an international publication organized by Women United ART MOVEMENT that documents contemporary artistic practices through lived experience, context, and process.

The publication brings together artists working across sculpture, installation, painting, photography, and interdisciplinary forms whose practices engage personal, cultural, and systemic realities through contemporary visual language.

Coble’s selected works from the Mind·Full·Ness® collection examine endurance, psychological pressure, relational responsibility, and internal systems of containment through repeated facial forms cast in epoxy resin.

Works featured:

• The Silent Warrior (2022)
• Oppressed (2024)
• Stretched Thin (2022)
• Keep It Together (2022)
• The Faithful (2022)

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Selected for a two-page feature in Issue XIII — Winter 2026 as part of the Curator’s Pick
section, curated by Mona Lerch.

This feature highlights works from the Mind·Full·Ness® collection that explore identity, resilience, and internal strength through sculptural form.

Works featured:

• The Silent Warrior (2022)

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Women United Art Magazine ssue XIII — Winter 2026

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Barcelona, Spain | 2026

Courtney Nichelle Coble was invited for a published artist interview with Al-Tiba9 Contemporary Art, an international platform dedicated to contemporary artistic discourse and editorial features on emerging and established artists.

The interview examines the conceptual framework behind the Mind·Full·Ness® sculptural practice, including Coble’s use of repeated facial forms, embedded everyday objects, and epoxy resin as a material for exploring psychological containment, identity, and internal systems.

Through a series of curatorial questions, the feature documents the artist’s approach to repetition, material resistance, and the architectural structures that hold emotional and psychological pressure within sculptural form.

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International Online Exhibition | March 8 – May 8, 2026

Courtney Nichelle Coble was selected to participate in WOMAN 2026, an international online exhibition organized by Exhibizone and presented through the Biafarin platform in recognition of International Women’s Day.

The exhibition brings together artists from around the world whose work reflects the complexity of women’s experiences, identities, and cultural presence across contemporary artistic practice.

Coble’s sculptural work Stretched Thin (2022) was included in the exhibition for its restrained exploration of endurance, internal pressure, and the negotiation of identity through contained sculptural form.

Works featured:

• Stretched Thin (2022)

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3D Special Recognition Artist | March 2026

Courtney Nichelle Coble was selected as a 3D Special Recognition Artist in Light Space & Time’s 16th Annual “Figurative” Online Art Exhibition. The exhibition received 455 entries from 24 countries and recognized artists across multiple media categories.

Within the 3D category, Special Recognition honors works demonstrating material integrity, conceptual restraint, and formal clarity. Coble’s sculptural work The Faithful (2022) was acknowledged for its contained psychological presence and disciplined engagement with the figurative form.

Works featured:

• The Faithful (2022)

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February 20 – March 20, 2026

Two sculptural works from the Mind·Full·Ness® collection were selected for Artventure, an international online exhibition curated by Clover Gallery.

The exhibition brought together artists working across disciplines to present contemporary works in a digital exhibition format.

Works exhibited:

• Pop-Tart (2022)
• The High Roller (2022)

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Courtney Nichelle Coble was selected as an Artist of the Month Finalist by Blue Koi Gallery for her epoxy resin sculpture The Cryptologist. The recognition highlights the work’s material restraint and psychological depth within an international curatorial context.

Blue Koi Gallery is an online platform presenting contemporary artists through rotating juried selections and international opportunities.

Works recognized:

• The Cryptologist (2022)

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Merit Winner | 2025

Courtney Nichelle Coble was selected as a Merit Winner in UPWARD Gallery’s Identity juried exhibition for her sculptural work Stretched Thin (2022). The exhibition highlighted artists whose work demonstrated conceptual clarity, material rigor, and psychological depth within the theme of identity.

As a Merit Winner, Stretched Thin was recognized by the jury for its restrained exploration of endurance, internal pressure, and unresolved tension—qualities that align with the exhibition’s focus on personal and collective identity without reliance on overt narrative.

Works featured:

• Stretched Thin (2022)

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