Jackie Neale Photographer

09/20/2026

09/16/2026

📍Opening Reception at the Zimmerli Museum: Thursday 9/17, 6–8pm
💥 Featuring 2 pieces from Crossing Over: Immigration Stories
🙌🏼 Hank Willis Thomas Selects the NJ Arts Annual
💥 Hank Willis Thomas: LOVERULES
Zimmerli Art Museum, Rutgers University
On view: Sept. 17–Dec. 20, 2026
71 Hamilton Street
New Brunswick, NJ, 08901
Conversation: 5 to 6 pm (Kirkpatrick Chapel)
💥 Reception: 6 to 8 pm (Zimmerli Art Museum)
FREE and open to the public. Complimentary light refreshments.

Information
To guarantee your seat for Hank’s artist talk please RSVP in advance through the link or QR code in images. No RSVP is needed for the reception, but if you do you will receive information with directions and parking info.

Contact
[email protected]

Link to Artist Talk RSVP: https://lnkd.in/gBYrEWRc

09/16/2026

What's on my mind is this -

A historical look at the fight for artist's rights

08/26/2026

I was invited to be a part of this Online Lecture tonight, 8/26 , where Artist and Curator Ashima Yadava will be talking about their project HUQ: I Seek No Favor, where she asked a collective of women artists to respond to pages within the Dobbs Decision overturning Roe v Wade in 2022.
RSVP here for the Zoom link tonight -

The Griffin Museum of Photography is proud to present a lecture series featuring the artists of Vision(ary): Raising Our Voices, our annual public summer exhibition, curated by Elizabeth Krist. Join... [Read More]

08/17/2026

Juror and fellow NYU TSOA alum, Hank Willis Thomas chose and curated two of my pieces for the New Jersey Arts Annual 2026 at The Zimmerli Art Museum in New Brunswick.
- Opening Reception September 17, 2026 5pm -
Hope you can make it!
On View September 17–December 20, 2026
https://zimmerli.rutgers.edu/art/exhibition/hank-willis-thomas-selects-nj-arts-annual

08/01/2026

I have a piece in the Vision(ary) exhibition at the Griffin Museum of Photography until September 28 in case anyone is in the Boston area over the summer. Please share pics if you swing by!

Vision(ary) 2026: Raising Our Voices by Various Artists. in the Griffin Museum of Photography's gallery - Outdoor Gallery. Also view on-line

07/11/2026

I'm adding workshops and private photo lessons to my Art Market on my website. Have you ever wanted to take a workshop with me? Now is the time to book for August and the Fall.
I have some unique and some AP prints listed on there as well, and I will be adding more over the coming weeks. I am in a production phase as I experiment some ideas for upcoming exhibitions. Most are one of a kind and only available until they're gone! Others, like if you would like a reproduction print of one of my large format cyanotype portraits from Wide Awake in Blue, you will have to reach out individually for now. But they are available! You can find only a handful of AP test prints of , my self published book from 2015.
AND... Don't forget I am always in the throes of commercial campaign work as well.
All size productions, but a special love for music and arts campaigns keeps my juices flowing.

Buy my work, book my time, and maybe learn some stuff too.

07/08/2026

https://wonderfulmachine.com/article/building-estimates-photographer-loses-259k-advertising-campaign-to-ai/?

Bryan created a product photography estimate, from creative brief to production budget, and the client ended up going with AI instead.

06/11/2026

Proud to be in the "Vision(ary) 2026:
Raising Our Voices" exhibition on view at The Griffin Museum of Photography right now. It is on view until September. I hope to get there to see it!
"Huq: I Seek No Favor* is a collective that brings together the select voices of over 100 artists, writers, and thinkers in a collective response to Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Collective, the 2022 Supreme Court decision that eliminated the constitutional right to abortion established by Roe v. Wade in 1973. Emblematic of the misogyny that continues to permeate discussions of reproductive rights in the United States, Dobbs is a direct attack on women’s autonomy and agency over their own bodies and lives.
Overcome with anger and disbelief in the wake of this decision, artist and curator Ashima Yadava took inspiration from Chilean poet Cecilia Vicuña’s declaration “Tu rabia es tu oro” (your rage is your gold). Yadava divided the 213-page Dobbs opinion into 50 sections and assigned each section to one of a diverse group of 50 artists, who then created something entirely new from the pages they were given. In 2023, their works appeared in a special-edition publication, also titled Huq: I Seek No Favor, that marked the beginning of a dialogue—one that calls for ongoing resistance and empowerment in the face of a
system that perpetuates historical inequities and seeks to use women’s bodies as a tool of their own oppression.
This collective continues that dialogue. Rooted in defiance and multicultural solidarity, Huq: I Seek No Favor features works that reflect and embody the experiences of those most impacted by the overturning of Roe v. Wade. This is artwork that speaks back to power and demands to be heard. Huq: I Seek No Favor positions art as a medium of collective resistance and encourages direct engagement with urgent social issues.

*Huq is an Urdu word meaning “rights,” and the phrase “I seek no favor” is taken from Audre Lorde’s poem."

Vision(ary) 2026: Raising Our Voices by Various Artists. in the Griffin Museum of Photography's gallery - Outdoor Gallery. Also view on-line