Lior Neiger

We live in a time in which polarized political views reduce complexity to a single dimension. In his new body of work, Lior Neiger strives to reverse this reductionism and find complexity in fragments of the American urban landscape. He is interested in creating historical, political and personal connections that are in plain view, but are often overlooked, giving the viewer an opportunity to pause and contemplate. 

Lior Neiger is a graduate of the fine arts department at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem, Israel. He moved to Boston (2002), where he completed his MFA studies at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts (2005). In 2003 he received a grant for his studies from the America-Israel Cultural Foundation. Neiger’s works include paintings, drawings and video. His work is exhibited nationally (e.g., Boston Center for the Arts, Fountain St. Gallery (Boston), AREA CODE Art Fair), and internationally (e.g., The Jewish Museum in Budapest and The Drawing Biennale in Jerusalem Israel), and can be found in both public and private collections. 

Fountain Street Exhibitions: Reality Check, Out of Place