Richard Neal
News and Events
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Richard Neal's work is included in A LIFE IN ART: The Sidwell Collection
at the Cape Cod Museum of Art which continues through Jan 14, 2024.
His art was featured in a solo exhibit, Submarine,
at the Cotuit Center for the Arts during Sept/Nov 2023.
Richard and his cousin, New York architect Robert Finger, curated the exhibition
Adelaide Newhall - Remember That All Painting Is Seeing, Not Doing
at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum Sept 15 - Nov 26, 2023.
His work was exhibited in Contemporary New England Painters, at the Art Complex Museum
in Duxbury, MA during the Spring and Summer of 2023.
Other recent exhibitions include a one-person show entitled Comfort and Displacement
at the New Bedford Art Museum and a two-person exhibit with Frank Anigbo,
at the Cape Cod Museum of Art, entitled Fragile.
The Fragile exhibit is the subject of an article by curator Lauren Wolk
in the 2022 edition of Provincetown Arts.
Richard will be the subject of a one-person exhibit at the
Provincetown Art Association and Museum in 2024.
His work was featured in a three-city tour of Cuba in a 2019 exhibit titled Imagine,
curated by Juan Carlos Mejias.
He is represented by Miller White Fine Arts and works at Chalkboard Studio in Barnstable Village.
He was interviewed by the Associated Press in connection with the exhibition
Artwork Inspired by a Presidential Home at the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum
The interview was reprinted by The Washington Post, ABC News and many other media outlets.
The Los Angeles Times did a feature article about the project with images of Richard's work,
on the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of JFK's birth.
Richard was interviewed by The Boston Globe concerning his art and studio practice.
His work is included in the publication Contemporary Cape Cod Artists: People and Places by Deborah Forman.
He is the inaugural recipient of the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod Fellowship Award.
A catalog titled Making Faces, is available online.
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