Kenneth Kelleher, a New England native, was brought up in Northampton, Massachusetts. After receiving a degree in psychology, he went on to study studio painting, art education and art history while teaching in Rhode Island. He lived, studied, and worked in Massachusetts, North Carolina, Connecticut, Vermont, and Rhode Island before settling in Boston in 1976.
Mr. Kelleher has shown his work in exhibitions at the Providence Art Club, the Providence Watercolor Club, and the Bristol Art Museum in Rhode Island; the Mystic Art Association in Connecticut; the Walters Gallery at Regis College in Westin, MA; CAOS in Cambridge, MA; and in Boston, MA at the World Affairs Council Gallery, the St. Botolph Club, Vose Galleries, the Akin Gallery, the FCC Gallery, the gallery at the Massachusetts Historical Society, and the Webster and Co. showroom at The Boston Design Center.
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