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Rebekah Rutkoff

BA, Oberlin College; studies at New School for Social Research, New York University and the University of Iowa. Co-curator of the Brooklyn Pier Show. Her work in photography and video art has been shown internationally.

In 2001 she co-founded the Jaraf video art screening series in New York City. Exhibitions at Aurora Picture Show (TX), Anthology Film Archives (NY), Jaraf Video (NY), Smart Gals Productions (CA), Bronx River Art Center (NY), TBA Exhibition Space (IL) and in Puerto Rico and Paris.

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Rebekah Rutkoff holds a BA from Oberlin College and pursued studies at the New School for Social Research, New York University and the University of Iowa; she co-curated the Brooklyn Pier Show. Her photography and video art have been shown internationally, with exhibitions and screenings at Aurora Picture Show (TX), Anthology Film Archives (NY), Jaraf Video (NY), Smart Gals Productions (CA), Bronx River Art Center (NY), TBA Exhibition Space (IL), and venues in Puerto Rico and Paris. In 2001 she co-founded the Jaraf video art screening series in New York City.

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