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Rebecca Dolan

1999 Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, Maryland Master of Fine Arts in Photography and Digital Imaging 1991 Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado Bachelor of Fine Arts, with an emphasis in Photography

Assistant Professor, Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, MO, Photography & New Media Department

Exhibitions 2004 Rockhurst University, Greenlease Gallery, Kansas City, MO Solo Exhibition Exhibition - White (working title) 2003 Leedy-Voulkos Art Center, Kansas City, MO Solo Exhibition Exhibition - Field 2002 National Gallery Film Theatre, Washington, D.C. Absurd? curated by Margot Starr Kernan Screening - Lake 2001 Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD Artscape Annual Live Karaoke Performance - Boy 2001 Goethe Institut, Washington, D.C. Interior Messages curated by Marta Kuzma

Installations White, (working title) 2004, 4 Channel Video Installation, with dimensional sound, 5 minute continuous loop Field, 2003, 2 Channel Video Installation, with dimensional sound, 11 minute continuous loop Solstice, 1999, Video Installation, 15 minute continuous loop Land and Water, 1998, Video Installation, 30 minute continuous loop

Videography Birds, 2001, Video Projection, 1 minute, 31 second continuous loop Boy, 2001, Projection with live performance, 3 minutes, in collaboration with Patrick Wright Lake, 2000, Single Channel, 2 minutes Moon River, 1999, Single Channel, 1 minute, 31 seconds, in collaboration with Patrick Wright

Lipstick, 1999, Single Channel, 1 minute, 31 seconds Michael, 1998, Single Channel, 2 minute continuous loop David and Susan, 1998, Video Projection, 30 minute continuous loop

On-line ongoing projects https://www.rebad.com/.

Awards 2002 Faculty Development Grant, Kansas City Art Institute 2001 Honorarium, Goethe Institut 1999 Honorable Mention, Walter's Traveling Grant, Maryland Institute College of Art 1998-1999 Awarded Graduate Teaching Assistant, Graduate Photography Department, Maryland Institute College of Art 1997-1999 Merit Scholarship, Maryland Institute College of Art 1989 & 1990 Creative and Performing Arts Scholarship, Colorado State University

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Rebecca Dolan holds an MFA in Photography and Digital Imaging from Maryland Institute College of Art (1999) and a BFA from Colorado State University (1991); she is Assistant Professor in the Photography & New Media Department at Kansas City Art Institute. Her exhibitions include solo shows in Kansas City (2003 Field; 2004 White, working title) and screenings at the National Gallery Film Theatre (2002) and Goethe Institut (2001); her installations are multi-channel video works with dimensional sound, and her videography (1998–2001) includes collaborations with Patrick Wright. She maintains an ongoing online project at http://www.rebad.com/ and has received institutional awards including a 2002 Faculty Development Grant and a 1999 honorable mention at MICA.

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