Background
Christine Neill was born in the United Kingdom.
Christine Neil
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Skidmore College where Christine Neill received a Bachelor of Science degree in Art.
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Christine Neill obtained a Master of Fine Arts degree from Hoffberger School of Painting of the Maryland Institute College of Art.
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Skidmore College where Christine Neill received a Bachelor of Science degree in Art.
1300 W Mt Royal Ave, Baltimore, MD 21217, United States
Christine Neill obtained a Master of Fine Arts degree from Hoffberger School of Painting of the Maryland Institute College of Art.
Christine Neill working in her studio.
Christine Neill was born in the United Kingdom.
Christine Neill was raised in the United Kingdom. She studied Biology at Skidmore College where she received a Bachelor of Science in Art.
Neill soon applied her laboratory experience to her paintings. She obtained a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Hoffberger School of Painting at Maryland Institute College of Art.
Christine Neill has been exhibited since the early 1970s around the United States, France, and Japan. She has also been involved in a variety of community activities in different capacities, including educator, lecturer, juror, external evaluator for promotion to tenure, and others. Since 1980, Neill has been served as a Professor of Painting at Maryland Institute College of Art.
Nowadays, a professor Emeritus, she shares her time between Baltimore City and the Berkshires of Western, Massachusetts.
Neill’s art is represented by Goya Contemporary Gallery, Baltimore.
Christine Neill is an accomplished artist who found a way to document the temporary states of the natural world and the meeting points of environmental and anthropological spheres.
Neill has been a recipient of different grants and fellowships, including from Maryland Institute College of Art, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and Brenner and Lucas.
Neill’s art is acquired by such collections as the Baltimore Museum of Art, the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, and multiple private collections.
Quotations: "As an artist, I feel compelled to visualize the damaged condition of our environment as I’ve observed and researched. I’m aware how cultures, especially marginalized communities, are inequitably impacted by these perils."
Christine Neill is married to a designer Lew Fifield. The family produced a son named Mather.
