Rashel Peddersen

Rashel Peddersen is a highly skilled individual with a strong background in art production and project management.

She possesses a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art and Contemporary Art History from Westminster College, as well as a Master of Arts in Visual Arts Administration from New York University's Steinhardt School of Culture.

Rashel also pursued further studies in Visual Art at Pont Aven School of Contemporary Art and Studio Art at The Lorenzo de Medici School of Language and Culture.

Her expertise includes planning and implementing budgets, managing creative teams, and overseeing large-scale multimedia installations.

Rashel has held key roles in various organizations, serving as a Project Manager at Public Art Fund, Exhibitions Manager at Artists Space, and Curatorial Fellow at The Kitchen.

Additionally, she brings experience as a Curatorial Assistant and Gallery Manager at Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, Graduate Assistant at Fales Library and Special Collections, and Intern at Foundation for Contemporary Arts.

Rashel has also served as the Head Studio & Administrative Assistant at MK Guth, showcasing her versatility and adaptability in different roles within the art world.