Reynolds studied painting with Richard Pousette-Dart at Sarah Lawrence College, and graduated with a concentration in Women’s History. She also has a BFA and an MFA from School of Visual Arts. She taught at the Guggenheim Museum for seven years; currently she is a Gallery Studio Instructor at the Brooklyn Museum, and a Family Programs artist for the American Folk Art Museum. Her most recent one-person show was “Imagina a Vagina” in Brazil. In 2008, Reynolds’s etchings were featured in “Moving Mediators: Ghosts of Interventions Past and Present” at Museum Man in Valparaiso, Chile, along with works of David Medalla and Jill Rock. Museum Man, directed by Adam Nankervis, also featured the Puki MOMdonnas in a one- person show “The Puki Adventus”, in Liverpool, England. Group shows include “Blender”, curated by Cordy Ryman at Sundaram Tagore Gallery in NYC, and “Close to the Edge” a traveling exhibition co-curated with Kevin Sampson, which included a recent stop at Danny Simmons’s Corridor Gallery in 2009. Reynolds has participated in every London Biennale since 2000, including the “Pollinations” in Berlin in 2003. In 2008, the Pukis paraded through Paris with London Biennale participants to honor peace in “La Pucelle Puki”.