Jameel Radcliffe is a Boston-based painter whose work intricately weaves together personal introspection and the vibrant energy of his community. A graduate of Montserrat College of Art with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting and Drawing, Radcliffe has developed a distinctive voice in contemporary art, marked by a compelling interplay between figurative and abstract forms. Radcliffe's artistic journey has been showcased in a diverse range of exhibitions. Notable recent solo shows include "Kids From the Stars" at Show Up! in Boston (2024) and "Obsessed With" at The Flowering Rock (2020). His group exhibitions include "Bird Stories" at Concord Art (2024), "Black Futures: How to See in Total Darkness" at Hallspace Gallery (2023), and "XTENSION" at Beacon St Gallery (2022). He has also exhibited in significant two-person shows, such as "Fragmented Experiences" at Laisun Keane (2022) and "Whistling in the Dark" at Kingston Gallery (2021).

Radcliffe's contributions to the art community have been recognized through various honors, including the George Gabin Prize and the Gilbert Award in 2017, as well as the Excellence in Painting Award at Montserrat College of Art. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Boston Globe and Art New England, and he has participated in the Boston Center for the Arts Residency Program from 2022 to 2024.

His art is represented in several esteemed permanent collections, including those of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Google LLC, and MITIMco. Radcliffe continues to explore the boundaries of artistic expression, drawing inspiration from his Boston roots and the dynamic interplay of identity and community.