Greg Cohen is an artist, film programmer, and scholar of cinema and visual culture. His work ranges across multiple intellectual and aesthetic domains, from experimental cinema to appropriation art; from landscape theory and aesthetic philosophy to cultural memory and experimental archives; and from the history and theory of architecture to the intersections of avant-garde art and radical politics.

His work in video, photography, and installation has been exhibited, most recently, at the the Real Colegio Complutense at Harvard University; Videoholica International Festival of Video Art in Varna, Bulgaria; Medrar for Contemporary Art in Cairo, Egypt; the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art; and the Institute of Cultural Inquiry. Under the auspices of the Group for Research on Experimental Accumulation and Speculative Archives (REASArch), Cohen is also the creator of The Valaco Archive, an evolving, multi-media, visual research project recently featured in Limn magazine.