June 12, 2026
Tom Cocotos has joined Studio Collective — collage artist whose technique is that of a figurative painter using scraps of found paper as his paint and line
Tom Cocotos
collage artist whose technique is that of a figurative painter using scraps of found paper as his paint and line
New York, USA
17 works availableMember since 2026
Meet the Artist
Available Work
Buenos Aires T-Bone No. 4
$4,670
Buenos Aires Ribchop 4
$4,670
Buenos Aires Bee Swarm
$5,715
Buenos Aires Bee No. 4-1
$5,715
Wilderness Study No. 1 (after Henri Rousseau)
$5,680
Ariadne (after Guido Reni)
$5,715
Bubble Wishes (Botanical 3-2)
$7,785
Blood Sport (after Lichtenstein)
$8,595
Hall of Mirrors (after Velazquez)
$5,715
Hall of Mirrors (after Alex Katz) No. 2
$7,785
Sea Breezes (after Ingres)
$5,715
Contruction Time Again? (Nafpaktos Backhoe No. 1)
$5,715
Three Kings Exit Henri's Jungle (after Rousseau)
$43,170
Trust in Me (after Holbein) version 3
$5,715
Trust in Me (after Holbein) version 2
$5,715
Gun (after Raphael)
$5,715
Botanical No. 4-1
$5,715
In the Studio Now
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You're Lost Little Girl (after Fragonard) No. 2
Started: June 2, 2026
Most recent: Work in progress
Latest from the Studio
June 2, 2026
New work: (after Velazquez)
June 2, 2026
New work: Hall of Mirrors (after Alex Katz)
June 2, 2026
New work: Hall of Mirrors (after Alex Katz) No. 1
June 2, 2026
New work: Sea Breezes (after Ing)
June 2, 2026
New work: You're Lost Little Girl (after Fragonard)
About Tom Cocotos
Artist Statement
Tom Cocotos is a New York City based artist. He has been awarded grants by United States Artists, Creatives Rebuild NY and Oolite Arts, and held art residencies at Vermont Studio Center, PANAL 361 Buenos Aires, Tempelhof Kunst Berlin, The Writer’s Foundry Brooklyn, Oolite Arts Miami, PEN American Center Prison Writing Program, Mudhouse on Crete and Peekaboo Miami. He’s mounted one-person exhibitions at the Englewood Art Center of Ringling College, Piegatto Gallery Guatemala City, Musetta Gallery Buenos Aires and Bredok Berlin. He has been commissioned and is held in the collections of Len and Louise Riggio, Trish and Tom Kennedy, Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art NYC, Miami Children’s Museum, American Airlines, Citibank, Ford Motor Company, American Airlines, among others. His work has been featured in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the LA Times and Newsweek. He holds an MFA from the School of Visual Arts NY, and a BS in Engineering from Columbia University. Cocotos currently has his studio in The West Chelsea Arts Building on West 26th Street.