I'm Rebecca DiGiovanna, a Memphis-made artist and curator living and working in NYC. Raised by two brilliant artists (you can find my dad's website featuring his assemblage sculptures here, and examples of my mom's painting here!), I have been surrounded by all things ingenuitive and unconventional as far back as I remember. 

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I've worked in various roles in the arts world for the past decade–commercially as a painter for Away, a luxury travel brand offering hand painted monograms (you can find some examples of this work in my archive), and am presently Assistant Curator at The Drawing Center, a wonderful little museum in the heart of SoHo that explores historic and contemporary art through works on paper. 

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For me, the act of creating is an act of remembering–a way to preserve a well-loved moment on panel or paper. As my inspiration is as ever-evolving as the city I'm surrounded by, you'll find a wide array of subject matter featured here–from urban architecture to still lifes and portraits, in mediums that include charcoal, pastel, watercolor, acrylic and oil on canvas, panel & paper.

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A note that my available work is often of a smaller scale (NY apartments are notoriously tiny, after all!) but I love any opportunity to paint big – if larger sizes are something you're interested in seeing more of, just ask!