Grace Marie DeWitt (she/her) is a Maryland-based interdisciplinary artist integrating installation, video, printmaking, photography, and writing. DeWitt received a B.A. in Studio Art and a B.S. in Pre-Veterinary Science from the University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP), where she also participated in the UMCP Departmental Honors Program: an intensive year of studio practice, curation, and exhibition. Her work was selected for Director's Choice from Viridian Artists NYC and the Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts in 2019. She was a finalist for the CyberWire Women in Cybersecurity 2018 Design, and was awarded the UMCP Colonel Wharton Award in 2018 and the Jules Maidoff Award for Artistic Excellency from the Studio Arts College International in Florence in 2016.

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DeWitt has co-curated exhibitions, both in galleries and online. DeWitt currently curates and juries Behind The Lens Plus with the Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts. She installed her in-gallery curatorial debut, VOX LACUNAE, in 2018. She served on the acquisition committee for the University of Maryland's permanent contemporary art collection and managed the University's Stamp Gallery, where she helped develop the space's first social media strategy. She has supported exhibitions at the Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts and Maryland Art Place (Baltimore, MD), and supported communications, exhibitions, development, and eventing at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center (Hyattsville, MD). Currently, DeWitt is the National and International Programs Outreach Coordinator at the National Museum of Women in the Arts (Washington, D.C.).

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DeWitt's studio is located in Brentwood, Maryland.