About
Rebecca Davidson (b. 1988, United States, she/they) is a contemporary abstract expressionist action painter. Davidson earned her B.A. in Studio Art from Delaware State University, and M.F.A. in Painting from Savannah College of Art & Design.
Their work has been shown in numerous juried and solo exhibitions across the U.S. Davidson’s work has been published in Average Art Magazine, UK; Letters from CAMP Rehoboth, and the Cape Gazette newspaper. Davidson is a member of the Rehoboth Art League, the Mispillion Art League, the Developing Artists Collaborative, and The Delaware Contemporary.
In addition to making medium and large scale paintings, Davidson is an active art juror, registrar, and preparator; as well as an emerging curator, arts writer, and theatrical scenic artist. The bulk of their research interests involve intersectionality and the representation of artists from marginalized backgrounds within art history and in contemporary practice. Davidson stands at the crossroads of her multifaceted identity proudly and aims to inspire others to do the same.
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
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recent publications
“Artist Spotlight: Rebecca Davidson” Letters from CAMP Rehoboth, Sussex County. DE, USA. April 1, 2022.
“CAMP Rehoboth Upcoming Shows: Hineni” Letters from CAMP Rehoboth, Sussex County. DE, USA. November 19,2021. .
“Spotlight on the Arts“ Letters from CAMP Rehoboth, Sussex County, DE, USA. December 17, 2021.
“Rebecca Davidson exhibit to open at CAMP Rehoboth Dec. 3”: Cape Gazette, Sussex Co., DE, USA, November 16, 2021
“CAMP Rehoboth Fest Art 2021 virtual gallery talk set April 17” : Cape Gazette, Sussex Co., DE, USA. April 7, 2021
Average Art Magazine UK - Featured Artist - 10 Year Anniversary Issue, Volume 3
Recent Exhibitions
Nov 2022-Dec 2022 - “All Tied Up” - Solo Exhibition - Bar XIII
May 2022 - Rebecca Davidson: Selected Works - Solo Exhibition - Clear Space Theatre
April 2022 - FEST 2022 - Juried Group Exhibition - CAMP Rehoboth Gallery
Dec 2021 / Jan. 2022 - Hineni - Solo Exhibition - CAMP Rehoboth Gallery