Christie Neptune is an Afro-Caribbean American interdisciplinary artist, educator, and researcher. She received her MS from the MIT School of Architecture and Planning in Art, Culture, and Technology and her BA from Fordham University in Visual Arts. Neptune's work has been exhibited at venues including The Museum of Modern Art Medellín (MAMM), Gagosian, Martos Gallery, Tilton Gallery, and the Queens Museum, amongst others. Her work is in the collection of the Worcester Art Museum, Massachusetts. In 2021, she was awarded the Prix Medeos for the presentation of her work at Art-O-Rama in Marseille, France. Her work has been widely discussed in publications such as 4 Columns, Artforum, Hyperallergic, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post. Her numerous awards and residencies include Backslash at Cornell Tech fund, Light Work Artist-in-Residence, NYFA Fellowship in Interdisciplinary Arts, Smack Mellon Studio Residency, and the Bronx Museum of the Arts AIM Fellowship, among others. In the Fall of 2024, Neptune began her doctoral research in fine arts. The working title of Neptune’s DPhil is Towards an African Cosmology: Marked (Black) Axiological Shifts within Representational Practice, generously supported by The Clarendon Fund in partnership with the Flora Welch Clarendon Scholarship at St Hugh's College.
