Bio

Rhoda Mae Evans was born in Hoboken, NJ. She migrated to the Pacific Northwest during the Seattle World's Fair in 1962. She holds an MFA in Performance Art from the Art Institute of Chicago, where she also served as adjunct faculty in 4D Time Arts. She incorporated film, photography, poetry, sound, and video into her performances and installations. She performed with Seattle's Dappin Butoh for three years. Her photographs have been exhibited in Seattle galleries and printed in Contact Quarterly. Her poetry has appeared in Fine Madness, Port Townsend Minotaur, and Hoboken History. She currently lives in Seattle, where she earned a living remodeling houses and as a hospice program assistant.