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Jill Greenberg was born in Montreal, Canada in 1967. Her artistic education began in fifth grade and she went on to earn a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design in 1989. Her senior thesis, titled The Female Object, won her honors.
After graduation, she moved to New York City and enrolled for several at School of Visual Arts and worked on assignment. In 2001 Greenberg began working on the series Monkey Portraits, which won her international acclaim for the unintentional act of anthropomorphizing her subjects.
The more recent series Glass Ceiling and Horses mark her return to postmodern feminist theory and raise the question of what is tolerated by women in our culture, an important one for Greenberg.
Her client list includes Paramount Pictures, MGM, Sony Pictures, HBO, Showtime, NBC Universal, Fox Studios, Disney, USA Networks, SyFy, Fox, MTV, Time, Fast Company, New York Magazine, and Los Angeles Magazine.
