Stephanie de Rouge

Stephanie de Rouge has a diverse range of work experience. Stephanie started their own company, Stephanie de Rouge Storytelling, in 2012 where they curated and produced artistic projects focused on social change. This included managing and coordinating artist JR's "Inside Out Project" at the International Center of Photography in New York, creating and curating a collective photography exhibition called "Flux" centered around global movement and immigration, and developing a photography project for the women's prison at Riker's Island. In the same year, Stephanie also worked as a book designer and writer. Prior to this, they worked at the International Center of Photography from 2008 as a photography instructor, speaker, and reviewer. Stephanie's freelance photography work dates back to 2006, where they contributed to publications such as The New York Times, Le Monde Magazine, and The Guardian. Stephanie also had assignments with various other magazines. Stephanie's earliest work experience includes being a project manager and photography teacher at Mairie de Paris from 2000 to 2006, where they designed and ran a black and white film photography program for underprivileged children. Before that, they held positions as a bookstore assistant manager at Librairie La Procure and an assistant publisher at Flammarion, both in 1999.

Stephanie de Rouge's education history begins in 1994 when they attended Université Paris Nanterre, where they pursued a degree in Law and Literature. Stephanie completed their studies in 2000 and obtained a DEA degree.

In 2006, Stephanie attended both the International Center of Photography and the School of Visual Arts, where they pursued further studies, although specific degree names and fields of study were not provided. Stephanie completed their studies at both institutions in 2008.

Later, from 2010 to 2012, Stephanie attended The Center for Book Arts, although no specific degree or field of study was mentioned.

Overall, Stephanie de Rouge's education history includes obtaining a DEA degree in Law and Literature from Université Paris Nanterre and completing additional studies at the International Center of Photography, the School of Visual Arts, and The Center for Book Arts.