Renée Reizman is an interdisciplinary curator, artist and writer at the crossroads of social practice and creative placemaking. Working within diverse communities, she studies the ways infrastructures shape our culture, policy, and environment. She is currently the 2019 - 2021 Creative Catalyst, an Artist in Residence situated within the Los Angeles Department of Transportation

Renée has organized a number of exhibitions, performances, interactive installations, and workshops for The Los Angeles Library, Machine Project, The Feminist Center for Creative Work, 826LA, and the Room Gallery at the University of California, Irvine. She has exhibited work at Access Gallery, Irvine Fine Arts Center, Unit 5 Gallery, UCLA Broad Arts Center, CSU Long Beach, and the Museum of Human Achievement. Her writing appears in Hyperallergic, New York Magazine, The Atlantic, Vice, Teen Vogue, Chicago Magazine, Slate, The Awl, Real Life Magazine, and more. Renée holds an MFA in Critical & Curatorial Studies at the University of California, Irvine.