Rebecca Clark is an artist and photography educator from Connecticut.  Her work has always involved some form of alternative process or manipulation of media and the integration of appropriated imagery.  Rebecca's work has been exhibited in museums and galleries throughout the country, most notably solo shows at the Griffin Museum of Photography and the Davis Orton Gallery and group shows at the Flinn Gallery, Panopticon Gallery, Houston Center for Photography and the Center for Fine Art Photography. Awards include 2020 Connecticut Artist Fellowship and 2016 Photo Lucida Critical Mass finalist. Rebecca recently retired as Professor of Art from the Community College of Rhode Island where she taught photography for 32 years.  She studied art history at Oberlin College where she earned her BA and holds a MFA in photography from the Rhode Island School of Design.

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Rebecca Clark is an artist and photography educator from Connecticut.  Her work has always involved some form of alternative process or manipulation of media and the integration of appropriated imagery.  Rebecca's work has been exhibited in museums and galleries throughout the country, most notably solo shows at the Griffin Museum of Photography and the Davis Orton Gallery and group shows at the Flinn Gallery, Panopticon Gallery, Houston Center for Photography and the Center for Fine Art Photography. Awards include 2020 Connecticut Artist Fellowship and 2016 Photo Lucida Critical Mass finalist. Rebecca recently retired as Professor of Art from the Community College of Rhode Island where she taught photography for 32 years.  She studied art history at Oberlin College where she earned her BA and holds a MFA in photography from the Rhode Island School of Design.

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