Neal White is an artist and since 2017, Co-Director of CREAM. As an interdisciplinary Professor of Art, his research-led practice is situated in the field of contemporary art and science, and increasingly eco-social practices.
As an artist he has exhibited internationally since 1999, with work commissioned by Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Henry Moore Institute, Natural History Museum, Arts Catalyst and Portikus, Frankfurt, amongst others. In addition to his role as a founding member of Ecological Futurisms, his projects within Westminster include collaborations on engagements with artists and academics working in the Global South, including Monsoon Assemblages at Venice Biennale of Architecture (2021), and as co-curator of The Soil Assembly at Kochi Muziris Biennale, Kerala, India (2023). Supported by Mondriaan Fonds (NL), he has most recently worked on independent research-led collaborative projects that explore Anthropogenic Noise and art’s role in relation to environmental justice in urban habitats, that requires forms which respect futures orientated toward cohabitation and coexistence with other species (Journal of Cultural Politics; 2024).
In 2004, Neal founded Office of Experiments, an independent artist-led research organisation that supports critical forms of research practice and fieldwork that has supported the experimental; Deep Field Project. He is an experienced supervisor working with practice-led graduate (PhD) researchers, as well as established practitioners submitting PhD’s by Publication. For further information on Neal’s work see:
