JEANINE RICHARDS

Jeanine Richards (b. 1968, Cambridge, UK) is an artist based in London. Her multidisciplinary practice is structured around an investigation of painting as both image and object, while also encompassing works on paper, sculpture, textiles, and installation. From 1998 to 2024, she worked collaboratively as part of the artist duo Cullinan Richards, exhibiting in notable institutional venues including Sharjah Art Foundation (2003); South London Gallery, London (2003); Whitechapel Gallery, London (2004); Hayward Gallery, London (2010); Tramway, Glasgow (2010), and Cooper Gallery, Dundee (2016-17) among others. Recent exhibitions include Physical Chemistry, Alma Pearl, London (2026); Back to School, Chequers London (curated by Cecile Tulkens and Anna Howard) (2025) and SupaStore Yes!, 12 Hammersmith Grove / HS Projects, London (2025), a project by Sarah Staton. Jeanine Richards has lectured across art schools in the UK and abroad, and from 2004 to 2019 she was Associate Professor at Kingston School of Art. In 1992 she was awarded the Abbey Major scholarship at the British School in Rome and in 2012 was amongst the selectors of New Contemporaries.

Upcoming exhibitions include Cent’anni a Roma - 100 years of Abbey Artists at the British School at Rome,  British School at Rome, Rome, Italy (2026).


Jeanine Richards
Reenactment
, 2026
Oil paint on linen
165 x 125 cm
65 x 49 in
(JRS003)


Installation view: Jeanine Richards: Physical Chemistry, Alma Pearl, London (2026)

Installation view: Jeanine Richards: Physical Chemistry, Alma Pearl, London (2026)