work has also been exhibited in many places in New York City, including the Museum of Modern Art's Color Chart, the Whitney Museum, and the New Museum. His work is included in public collections in locations such as the Whitney Museum of American Art, Miami Art Museum, Migros Museum, and Neue Nationalgalerie. Arcangel is represented by Greene Naftali Gallery in New York, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac in Paris and Salzburg, Lisson Gallery in London, and Galerie Guy Bartschi in Geneva. At 33, Arcangel was the youngest artist to receive an entire floor for new work with Pro Tools, his 2011 solo show at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Other notable solo shows since have been "Power Points" (2013) and "Masters" (2012). Many of his shows include a variety of old and new work from Arcangel. Arcangel was an Eyebeam resident from 2002 to 2006. Personal life Arcangel lives and works in Stavanger, Norway, where he moved in 2015. He also maintains a studio in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Arcangel is married to Hanne Mugaas, a Norwegian curator; together, they have one child. In 2009, Arcangel was diagnosed with thyroid cancer and his treatments gave him both concentration and memory issues, completely wiping out his short-term memory for a period of time. It also temporarily affected his work, leading him to create works that he described as "hyper-structuralist" or void of "real content". His lymph nodes were removed, freeing him of the disease. References External links Cory's home page Greene Naftali Gallery Lisson Gallery Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac Team Gallery Biography at Electronic Arts Intermix Lecture given by Arcangel at Columbia University Cory Arcangel on Tinkering and doing Stuff, in interview with Arcangel from August 2007 Legacy Hackster An interview with Cory Arcangel in Petitemort, issue 1, story #2, 2003 Interview in Switch Article in Forbes Artist Biography and list of video works at Electronic Arts Intermix 1978 births Living people American digital artists New media artists American sound artists Robotic art Artists from Buffalo, New York Oberlin Conservatory of Music alumni Pupils of Pauline Oliveros 21st-century American male artists Post-conceptual artists