Opening Reception on Friday, June 26 from 6-8 PM
Exhibition: June 26 - July 31, 2026

Admission: FREE

Bio

Daniel Lloyd-Miller is a painter of two faces: toying with motifs of structure in-studio, and representational plein-air paintings outside.

Originally from Vermont, he attended Massart for his bachelors degree in fine art and SAIC for his graduate studies. He has exhibited across multiple states in various solo and group shows and currently operates out of Somerville, MA, painting and teaching at Middlesex Community College and RISD CE.

Artist's Statement

My name is Daniel Lloyd-Miller.  I am a painter who works primarily in Oils.  I grew up in New England and studied art in Boston then Chicago. I learned my methods from Gloucester School adherents and school.

I work intuitively; I find joy in finessing a canvas and cajoling a painting out of it.  I like the challenge of uncovering a painting; conjuring an image from oil and pigment on a surface.  

I physically explore the world, bringing the viewer with me.  In the tradition of modern representational painters, concerned with light, I paint from observation.  Landscape is the perfect subject, with limitless opportunities for interesting compositions, dramatic shapes, and other formal interests.

I’ve painted cities and nature, though I’m far more sympathetic to the latter than the former.  The paintings in the room are a survey of northeastern views from the last few years, and do a good job of displaying some of my varied interests.  I hope you enjoy looking at them as much as I enjoyed painting them,