Monica Rabinowitz is a conceptual artist who works in traditional and digital

photography, sound, and installation.  Her work often explores identity and its

performative elements.  After graduating with a BA in Sociology from the

University at Albany in 1990, she moved to London, England, where she worked,

designed theatrical sets, and continued her education in fine art and youth and

community work.  She has traveled extensively in Europe, Australia, New Zealand,

and Southeast Asia, where she developed her photographic skills, modeled for artists,

and taught English in Singapore in 1997. 

From 2000, Monica studied with artists Susan Jahoda, Joan Braderman, Ernesto

Pujol, Jacqueline Hayden, Nina Parris, John DiStefano, Michael Minelli, and art

historian, Janet Kaplan at Vermont College, where she received her MFA in Visual Art

in 2002.

Monica exhibits her work widely and has lectured regionally, nationally, and

internationally.  She is a dual resident of the United States and the United Kingdom

and teaches photography, studio art, and art history.