Collection: Rebecca Schultz

Bio

Rebecca has exhibited her work throughout the Philadelphia area and nationally, including solo exhibitions at the Abington Art Center, the Patricia Ladd Carega Gallery in Sandwich, New Hampshire, NoBa Artspace, and Da Vinci Art Alliance. Her public artworks include two mural commissions and two community-engaged projects with Mural Arts;  temporary site-specific installations in several regional parks and public gardens; and Water Table, an installation created in Atlantic City with Nancy Agati for the Coastal Climate Resiliency Art Project. Rebecca has attended residencies at SparkBox Studio (Canada), SIM (Iceland), Brush Creek Arts (Wyoming), Greywood Arts (Ireland), and the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in New Hampshire. She is a member of Artessa Alliance, a collective of women-identified artists, as well as ecoartspace, Philadelphia Sculptors, and the Cheltenham Center for the Arts. Rebecca holds a BFA in Painting from Rhode Island School of Design, an MA in Education, concentrating on Community-Based Arts Education, from San Francisco State University, and an MFA in Interdisciplinary Art from the Confluence program at the University of New Mexico.

Statement

"My work is a reflection of my reverence for the complex, interdependent web of life and a desire to move others to more deeply witness the natural world."