Rhea Cutillo

Rhea Cutillo is a contemporary artist concerned with the human-nature relationship and wide open spaces both in the physical, ecological world and in the internal, cerebral realm. She has exhibited across the United States and internationally, including the Alexandria Museum of Art, Yellowstone Art Museum and the award-winning festival List í Ljósi. Her work is in private collections across North America and the U.K. She is a graduate of The Barnes Foundation Museum Barnes-de Mazia Program, Philadelphia PA; Mills College, Oakland, CA (B.A. 2011); and attended the Leroy E. Hoffberger Graduate School of Painting at the Maryland Institute College of Art.
Rhea Cutillo is both an artist and herbalist. Her studies at The School of Evolutionary Herbalism, Oregon, and the East West School of Traditional Chinese Medicine, California have informed her worldview of natural reciprocity and the need for ecological and cultural reconciliation. Currently a Dean's Merit Scholar at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design, her projects focus on the importance of embodied knowledge to understand space and place. Her work stems from a recognition that it is not just the biosphere that is disappearing, but our heritage and communion with the lan...

Harvard University Graduate School of Design '25

Mills College '11

Mt. Gretna School of Art '23

Barnes-de Mazia Certificate, The Barnes Foundation Museum, Philadelphia, PA. 2018-2020.

2023: SUBMERGED: A Changing Global Climate, Fairmount Water Works, Philadelphia, PA
2023: Spring Regional Juried Exhibition, Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA
2023: Spring Invitational, Main Line Art Center, Haverford, PA
2022: Inquiries Into Permanence.Pagus Gallery, Norristown, PA (Solo)