Rebekah Utian is dedicated to harnessing the transformative power of the Arts and Humanities to promote learning and human connection. With an academic background in art history and a passion for integrative curatorial practice, her work bridges scholarly inquiry with community engagement through exhibitions, public programs, and interpretive content. Her priority is to contribute a strong creative vision and strategic leadership within a team that values relevant and meaningful cultural discourse.
She holds a Master's of Art History and a Graduate Certificate in Public Humanities and Civic Engagement from Case Western Reserve University. She received a Bachelor’s degree in Art History, Studio Art, and Italian at Kenyon College. Rebekah was previously awarded the Cleveland Foundation Public Service Fellowship, the Keithley Fellowship in Engaged Art History, and the Eva L. Pancoast Memorial Fellowship for international research travel from the Baker-Nord Institute for the Humanities.
MA Art History, Case Western Reserve University.
Graduate Certificate in Public Humanities and Civic Engagement.
BA Art History, Studio Art, and Italian, Kenyon College.