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Gail Rebhan

  • Bio
  • Portfolio
    • Retrospective Exhibition
      • Gail Rebhan, About Time book & retrospective exhibition
    • Activism
      • Activism- Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition
      • The Bridge that Carried Us Over
      • River Road African/African American Burial Grounds 2020
      • Documentation and Graphics for the Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition
    • Cultural History
      • What Questions Do We Ask? (2024)
      • Site-specific public art installation  Pepco Harrison Window Gallery September 18, 2021 – January 13, 2022 
      • COVID-19 Dear Customers
      • Plans to Prosper You: Reflections of Black Resistance and Resilience in Montgomery County’s Potomac River Valley
      • Immigration/Assimilation – Art on the ART Bus March 14, 2019 – Summer 2020
      • Sandy Spring Museum Artist-in-Residence (2016-2017)
      • Site Specific Installation- Washington Project for the Arts – Lobby Project (2016)
      • JBG Commission (2012 & 2014)
      • Before/Now (animated videos) 2013
      • A Cultural History of My Neighborhood (2009-2011)
    • Relationships/Family
      • Living (2019-2022)
      • Immigration / Assimilation (2014-2023)
      • Mortality / Maturity / Memory (2014-2021)
      • Room (2007)
      • Aging (2004-2007)
      • Dorothy (2002)
      • Mother-Son Talk (1996)
      • Baby – silver gelatin prints (1987-1988)
      • Baby – 20×24-inch Polaroid (1986)
      • Family Sequences (1980-1986 )
    • Time
      • All Person Restroom (2020)
      • The Sidewalk in Front of My House (2016)
      • Seasons (2005-2008)
      • Sequential Still Life (1981)
    • Videos
  • Publications
  • News
  • Reviews
  • CV/Resumé
  • Contact

MACK Books published Gail Rebhan, About Time with commentaries by Sally Stein in conjunction with her retrospective Gail Rebhan, About Time originating at American University Museum, Washington, DC, and traveling to the California Museum of Photography, UCR Arts, Riverside, CA. March 22, 2025 to August 17, 2025

Click here for reviews of the book, photos of the exhibition, and videos of the four panel discussions.

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