Caleb Neelon
Born in 1976 in Boston and based in neighboring Cambridge, Caleb is an artist, writer, and educator. Caleb's paintings and installation artwork has appeared in solo and group shows in venues in America and Europe, as murals on walls in Kathmandu, Reykjavik, Bermuda, Calcutta, Sao Paulo, and across Europe, as well as in dozens of books, magazines, and newspapers around the world. He is co-author of the Thames and Hudson book Graffiti Brasil and Street World from Thames and Hudson, Abrams and other international co-editions, author and illustrator of the children's book, Lilman Makes a Name for Himself, and a collaborator on nearly a dozen other books. He is an editor at the popular culture hardbound bi-monthly Swindle, and has been a contributing writer to Tokion, Print, Juxtapoz, On The Go, Lemon, and many other magazines and journals. He has lectured at several international conferences and festivals, as well as Harvard Law School, Bates College, Northeastern University, and his alma mater, the Harvard Graduate School of Education. He has worked with many international corporations as a creative consultant, writer, and artist. A monograph of his work, Caleb Neelon's Book of Awesome, is due out from Gingko Press later in 2008. He dislikes winter weather. Caleb Neelon
P.O. Box 381591, Cambridge, MA 02238 *
617-435-2265
calebfunk@hotmail.com
http://www.theartwheredreamscometrue.com
|
