Richard H Alpert

Richard H. Alpert is an American sculptor, abstract filmmaker, and performance artist born in New York City in 1947. He is a recipient of the 1979-1980 National Endowment for the Arts Artist's Fellowship Grant. Exhibitions include various venues and formats in the USA, Europe, and Japan, including the Petzel Gallery, NYC; the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, CA; Museum of Conceptual Art, San Francisco, CA; The American Center, Paris, France; and Kermin Prefecture Hall, Tokyo, Japan.

San Francisco Art Institute; San Francisco, California; MFA Sculpture 1973

University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; BA Fine Arts 1970

SOLO EXHIBITIONS
San Francisco Art Institute, "Alpert of Great Neck", San Francisco, CA; 2010
Canvas Café, San Francisco, California; 2007
1708 East Main, Richmond, Virginia; 1981
Washington Project for the Arts; Washington, D.C.; 1981
Shirley Cerf Gallery; San Francisco, California; 1981
Video Free America; San Francisco, California; 1980
Video and Exhibitions La Mamelle, Inc; San Francisco, California; 1980
Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art; Los Angeles, California; 1979
Site; San Francisco, California; 1978
La Mamelle Art Center; San Francisco, California; 1976
Union Gallery, California State University/San Jose, San Jose, California; 1976
* 80 Langton Street; San Francisco, California; 1975, 1982

GROUP EXHIBITIONS
In Flux: Recalibrating the Unknown, Museum of Northern California Art, Chico, CA, 2024
A Question of Balance, Museum of Sonoma County, Santa Rosa, CA, 2024
Finding The Form: Bay Area Sculptors, Sausalito Center for the Arts, Sausalito, California, 2023
Voices 2023, CICA Museum, Gimpo, South Korea, 2023
We Need To Talk, Petzel Gallery, NYC, 2016
La Habana (Cuba) International Film Festival, 2016 & 2018
Windows, Since 1903, San Francisco, California; 1986
Elegant Miniatures from San Francisco and Kyoto, Belca H...