Rachel Kline has studied drawing at the Art Students League in New York City, printmaking at Arizona State University, drawing and painting at the University of California Los Angeles, where she received her undergraduate degree, and San Francisco State University, completing a Masters degree in Art. She spent a month drawing at the Miyagi Museum in Sendai Japan.

Kline has received a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship for Painting, was nominated for the SECA award at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and has received a First Place award for drawing at the Triton Museum in San Mateo. Kline has had one person exhibits at the San Francisco Museum of Art Artists Gallery, the Pence Gallery, Davis, California, the Southern Exposure Gallery and the Union Street Gallery in San Francisco.

Group exhibits have included “Honoring the Legacy of David Park” at Santa Clara University, “Tenth Annual California Landscape”, “Art of the 21st Century”, “Trompe L’oeil”, “Small Works, Miniatures and Maquettes at the John Natsoulas Gallery, Davis, California. Rachel Kline is represented in many private and public collections. Public collectors include Stanford University Medical Center, Merrill Lynch, Visa, the Chemical Bank, FDIC, SSI Corporation, Pacific Mutual Insurance Company, Kaiser Steel, and the University of Mexico, Hermosillo. She was commissioned for a mural-sized piece by Fireman’s Fund in Seattle.