Christie Neptune is an interdisciplinary artist from Brooklyn, NY, working across film, photography, mixed media, and performance arts. Neptune investigates how constructs of race, gender, and class limit the personal experiences of historically marginalized individuals. Critically aware of both self and subjectivity, Neptune illuminates the personal and emotional aftermath of a society that disregards and delegitimizes those who endure the brunt of historically upheld supremacies.
Christie Neptune holds a BA from Fordham University (New York, NY). Her films and photography have been included in exhibitions at the Hamiltonian Gallery, Washington, DC (2017); Vox Populi, Philadelphia, PA (2017); Washington College, Chestertown, MD (2017); the Queens Museum of Art, Queens, NY (2016); A.I.R. Gallery, Brooklyn, NY (2016); Yeelen Gallery, Miami, Fl (2015); and Rutgers, Institute for Women and Art, New Brunswick, NJ (2014). She has been featured in publications including The Creator’s Project, Juxtapoze Magazine, and The Washington Post. Neptune is an alumni of More Arts Engaging Artist Residency and The Hamiltonian Fellowship.. She is the Bronx Museum of Arts’ Artist in Marketplace (AIM37).
