Press, FotoNostrum Magazine

The Red Hook series is featured in Issue No. 24 of the FotoNostrum magazine, published on February 19, 2022.

The Barcelona-based publication presents the series in an expansive 16-page spread, with an interview and inclusion of 12 photographs. Thank you to the magazine’s Editor, Vanessa Pena Alarcon for the wonderful exposé on my work.

“… her most notable project is a series of photographs that explore the urban landscape of Red Hook, Brooklyn, which has recently received much acclaim and recognition …”.

FotoNostrum magazine can be previewed here and purchased here.

Award Finalist, Critical Mass 2020

My Red Hook series has been named a Finalist for the Critical Mass 2020 photography awards. I’m honored to have had my work selected. Critical Mass is a longstanding, annual photography competition founded and run by Photolucida in Portland, Oregon.

For 2020, Photolucida reported a recored number of submissions to the award, numbering 940+, from which 200 finalists were selected by a judging panel of nine jurors. My series will now move on to the next judging round, and considered for the Critical Mass Top 50.

Award, FRESH 2020 Annual Summer Exhibition

The Green House, 2018

I have been named as one of ten Finalists for the Fresh 2020 Annual Summer Exhibition at the Klompching Gallery. The award has been given for my Red Hook series, which will be featured on the Klompching Gallery’s website, and in the printed exhibition catalogue.

Award, 15th Julia Margaret Cameron Awards

Falling Window, 2018

I’m very pleased to announce that I have been named the Winner of the 15th Julia Margaret Cameron Award – Non-Professional, Cityscapes (Series). The award was given for my Red Hook series.

The 15th edition of the Julia Margaret Cameron Award for women photographers, was juried by Elizabeth Avedon—with 910 photographers from 63 countries having entered.

Read more about the Julia Margaret Cameron Awards.
View my winning entry, (scroll down)

Artist Talk, Los Angeles Center of Photography

No Parking, 2018

On Friday, May 22nd, I’ll be taking part in the Los Angeles Center of Photography Project 2020 Artists Talks. Because of Covid-19, the talk will take place online, via Zoom.

I'll be speaking alongside Rohina Hoffman and Matthew Finley, who are also showing their artwork as part of the Project 2020 exhibition. Aline Smithson, the founding editor of Lenscratch, will be moderating. I'm looking forward to taking part, and sharing the story behind my Red Hook series.

Date: May 22nd
Time: 6pm PST | 9pm EDT

To attend you need to register for the live Zoom Talk via EventBrite.

Press, LENSCRATCH

Under The R #1, 2019

“In just three weeks, the photography world as we know it has radically changed. A big part of that change is the loss of our access to work on the walls. The Los Angeles Center of Photography has a beautiful exhibition, Project 2020, hanging on its walls and unfortunately it can’t be fully appreciated. So, we are sharing it here.”—Aline Smithson, Lenscratch.

My Red Hook series is part of this exhibition, one of twelve projects selected from nearly 200 hundred portfolios, and I’m delighted that it’s featured on the Lenscratch blog. The exhibition was curated by Douglas Marshall, with my work being showcased alongside that of Harvey Castro, Tracy L. Chandler, Elisa Ferrari, Matthew Finley, Mimi Fuenzalida, Donna Garcia, Rohina Hoffman, George Katzenberger, Ann Mitchel Jenna Mulhall-Brereton and David Wolf.

Read the full article on Lenscratch
View my Red Hook series

Exhibition, Los Angeles Center for Photography

I’m very pleased to share, that eight photographs from my Red hook series will be shown in a group exhibition at the Los Angeles Center for Photography (LACP).

The group exhibition has been curated by LA-based, independent curator, Douglas Marshall. It’s called Project 2020 and will showcase several artworks from each exhibitor’s projects. This is also the inaugural exhibition of what will become an annual showcase at the center’s gallery.

Exhibition dates: March 20 – April 19, 2020.
Opening Reception: March 21, 2020, 7:00–10pm.

For more information, please visit the LACP Website.