Caleb Stein (b. 1994, UK) is a multimedia artist currently based in the U.S. His conceptual, documentary work takes the form of photographic installations, multi-channel video works, and artist books that engage questions about the collective, community, and the relationship between photography, perception, and memory. Stein's work often begins with ritualistic attention to specific spaces until this attention widens the sense of what that space can contain and how it can be seen. It looks at photography's relationship to usefulness, inventories, and notions of documentary while exploring the relationship between labor, the body, and sculpture. Stein begins with a question and finds the form best suited to exploring it, from the lyrical documentary of Down by the Hudson to the conceptual, collaborative work of American Glitch.
Stein's work has been exhibited internationally, often as an artist duo with Andrea Orejarena (b. 1994, Colombia). It is held in public and private collections including The J. Paul Getty Museum, The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Nguyen Art Foundation, The New York State Museum, and the Ann Tenenbaum & Thomas H. Lee Family Collection. Exhibitions include The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, FOAM, Deichtorhallen, Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation, Photoforum Pasquart, The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Nguyen Art Foundation, Webber Gallery, Red Hook Labs, The Curator's Room, PHMuseum, Belfast Photo Festival, Photo Vogue Festival, Vincom Center for Contemporary Art, ROSEGALLERY, Palo Gallery, and Vin Gallery, among other places.
Stein has been nominated for awards including a LensCulture nomination by Legacy Russell and the Anne Wilkes Tucker Young Photographer Award at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. As an artist duo, Orejarena & Stein are the recipients of the 2024 FOAM Talent Award and the 2024 Center for Photographic Art Artist Grant, and have been nominated for the Hariban/Benrido Award (chosen by Yasufumi Nakamori).
Stein's work has been published in The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Guardian, Harper's Magazine, Hyperallergic, The British Journal of Photography, LA Review of Books, Dazed, FOAM, i-D, Vogue Italia, and Vanity Fair, among others.
Books include Long Time No See (with Andrea Orejarena), published by Jiazazhi Press in 2022 with texts by Do Tuong Linh and Forensic Architecture; How to Move a Mountain, published by Luhz Press in 2024 with an introduction by David Campany; and American Glitch (with Andrea Orejarena), published by Gnomic Book in 2024 with an introduction by David Campany and a text booklet with contributions from 35 writers, artists, and curators reflecting on contemporary conceptions of glitch. Down by the Hudson, a monograph of Stein's decade-long project, was published by Palo Gallery Press in fall 2026 with texts by Anita N. Bateman, Amitava Kumar, Daniel Wolff (interview), and Matt Carey-Williams. These books are held in the special collections of MoMA, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Yale University, Princeton University, Stanford University, Tate, The V & A, The Rijksmuseum, and The Center for Book Arts, among others.
Orejarena & Stein's first solo museum exhibition, Viral Hallucinations: Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein's Tactics & Mythologies, was on view at the Deichtorhallen, Hamburg, from fall 2024 to early 2025, curated by Nadine Isabelle Henrich, with new sculptural, installation, and video components. It traveled to Photoforum Pasquart, Switzerland, in an iteration curated by Amelie Schüle, through summer 2025. An installation of this work will be included in Palo Gallery's booth in the curated digital sector of the Grand Palais at Paris Photo 2026, curated by Marco De Mutiis of Fotomuseum Winterthur.
Stein is co-editor-in-chief of September Magazine, an annual contemporary art publication launched in fall 2026, edited with Andrea Orejarena and Rain Chan and designed by Brian Paul Lamotte. The first issue, Map of Maps, gathers nearly sixty artists, writers, curators, philosophers, filmmakers, designers, and architects to look at contemporary approaches to the archive, and includes nearly thirty newly commissioned texts.
Stein is represented by Palo Gallery in the U.S. and Vin Gallery in HCMC/Shanghai, and also collaborates with ROSEGALLERY in LA and Matt Carey-Williams Gallery in London.
Email: castein468@gmail.com
Instagram: @cjbstein
Books
‘Down by the Hudson’. Palo Gallery Press. 2026.
Edit by Andrea Orejarena. Designed by Brian Paul Lamotte. Tritone Separations by Nelson Chan.
Texts by Anita N. Bateman, Amitava Kumar, Daniel Wolff (Interview), and Matt Carey-Williams.
‘Map of Maps’, September Projects (Issue No. 1), co-editor alongside Andrea Orejarena & Rain Chan.
‘Car Wash’ Luhz Press (forthcoming, 2027).
Edit/layout/sequence by David Campany. Additional design by Zoe Lemelson.
‘Glitch Typologies’, (with Andrea Orejarena). Palo Press. 2025. Design by Orejarena & Stein.
Text by Nadine Isabelle Henrich.
‘American Glitch’, (with Andrea Orejarena). Gnomic Book. 2024.
Design by Jason Koxvold. Edit by Shane Rocheleau. Text by David Campany.
‘How to Move a Mountain’. Luhz Press. 2023.
Design by Zoe Lemelson. Edit by Andrea Orejarena & Zoe Lemelson. Text by David Campany.
‘Long Time No See’, (with Andrea Orejarena). Jiazazhi Press. 2022. Designed by Brian Paul Lamotte.
Texts by Do Tuong Linh and Forensic Architecture, available in English, Vietnamese, and Mandarin
Exhibitions
2027, ‘Down by the Hudson’ (forthcoming), Blue Sky Gallery, Portland
2027, ‘Down by the Hudson’ (forthcoming), Book & Job Gallery, San Francisco
2027, ‘Down by the Hudson’ (forthcoming), Matt Carey-Williams Gallery, London
2026, ‘American Glitch’ (forthcoming), Palo Gallery, Digital Sector, Grand Palais, Paris Photo (section curated by
Marco de Muutis, Fotomuseum Winterthur)
2026, ‘Down by the Hudson’ (forthcoming), Sixteen World during Paris Photo at Oddity
2026, ‘Down by the Hudson’, Palo Gallery, New York
2026, ‘Common Ground’, Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, curated by Beatrix Bagin, Ford Scholar and Pindyck
Summer Fellow
2026, Sixteen World Collection, Print Paris, curated by Xavier Encinas
2025, Collection Rotation, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, with work from ‘How to Move a Mountain’, curated
by Malcolm Daniel
2025, The Year is XXXX, group exhibition with ‘Long Time No See’ work, Nguyen Art Foundation, curated by
Sofia Thieu D’Amico, alongside work by An-My Le, Thao Nguyen Phan, and Tuan Andrew Nguyen
2025, Sixteen World Photography Collection, Paris Photo, with work from ‘Down by the Hudson’, curated by
Xavier Encinas
2025, ‘Life, Still’, ADS Warehouse, curated by Colin Beattie
2025, ‘Early Bird’, group exhibition with ‘American Glitch’ work, curated by Sascha Lewitt, Palo Gallery
2025, ‘American Glitch’ Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation, traveling group show for FOAM Talents
curated by Aya Musa, Marie Goto, Anne-Marie Beckman.
2025, ‘Tactics & Mythologies': Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein’, solo museum show at Photo Forum Pasquart,
Switzerland Traveling from Deichtorhallen. Venue curator Amelie Schüle
2025, ‘Context 2025’ Filter Photo, Chicago, curated by Shana Lopes with ‘American Glitch’ work (with
2025, ‘Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Black Space-Making from Harlem to the Hudson Valley’, Frances
Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College, New York. Curated by 2024 Ford Scholar/Pindyck Summer
Fellow, Harrison Brisbon-McKinnon
2025, ‘Car Wash’, ROSEGALLERY, LA (online viewing room)
2025, ‘Hard Copy’, Webber Gallery, LA, curated by Aaron Stern alongside work by various artists
Hamburg, Curated by Nadine Isabelle Heinrich and Sarah Gramotke
2024, ‘Artificial Intelligence : Disinformation in a Post Truth World’, group exhibition at Griffin Museum, MA
Curated by Crista Dix (with Andrea Orejarena)
2024, ‘Vanitas’, group exhibition at Palo Gallery, New York with ‘American Glitch’ work (with Andrea Orejarena)
2024, ‘Current Affairs’, Book & Job Gallery, group exhibition with ‘Down by the Hudson’ and ‘American Glitch’
2024, PHMuseum Photo Festival, Bologna, group exhibition with ‘Down by the Hudson’ work
2024, Arles Photo Festival, ‘American Glitch’ shown as part of ‘Night of the Year’ screening
2024, ‘Hard Copy’, WSA Building curated by Aaron Stern alongside work by Jeff Wall, Mary Frey, John Divola,
Nick Waplington, Daniel Arnold, Gray Sorrenti, Andre Wagner, among others
2024, ‘How to Move a Mountain’, ROSEGALLERY, LA
2024, ‘American Glitch’, PALO Gallery, NY (with Andrea Orejarena)
2024, FOAM Talents, ‘American Glitch’ FOAM Museum in Amsterdam (with Andrea Orejarena)
2024, ‘American Glitch’, Center for Photographic Art, Carmel, California (with Andrea Orejarena)
2023-2024, Love Languages, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Curated by Anita N. Bateman, exhibited alongside works by Dawoud Bey, Francesco Clemente,
Nicole Eisenman, Sally Mann, and Ron Nagle, among others
2023, ‘American Glitch’, Belfast Photo Festival (with Andrea Orejarena)
2023, ‘Maison Palo, PALO Gallery, group exhibition with ‘How to Move a Mountain’ work,
Curated by Paul Henkel & Sophia Herring alongside work by Alexander Calder, Edgar Degas, Dora
Maar, Sagarika Sundaram, Rachel Wolf, and Judy Chicago, among others
2023, PhMuseum Photo Festival, Bologna, group exhibition with ‘How to Move a Mountain'’ work
2023, ‘American Glitch’, Encontros da Imagem, Portugal, group exhibition (with Andrea Orejarena)
Curated by Jessica D. Brier & Mary-Kay Lombino, exhibited alongside works by Jo Ann Callis,
Graciela Iturbide, Marcia Resnick, Tomoko Sawada, and Katsumi Watanabe
2022, ‘Down by the Hudson’, ROSEGALLERY, LA
2022, ‘Long Time No See’, Special Edition Projects, Shanghai (with Andrea Orejarena)
2022, ‘Real Wild’, PALO Gallery, NY (with Andrea Orejarena)
2022, Ding a Dong, The Curator’s Room, Amsterdam, (curator Gabriel Rolt)
2022, The Curator’s Room, Amsterdam (with Andrea Orejarena),
Curated by Gabriel Rolt, exhibited alongside works by Goya, Adam Broomberg, The Chapman Brothers,
among others
2021, Palm* Photo Prize, 10.14 Gallery (East Co. Agency’s London Gallery)
2021, ‘Full of Surprises’, (with Andrea Orejarena), Vin Gallery, Ho Chi Minh City
2021, ‘Down by the Hudson’, Rose Gallery, (online)
2021, ‘Embracing Stillness’, Humble Arts Foundation (online), (curators Sara Urbaez/Jon Feinstein)
2021, ‘Critical Mass’, Center for Photographic Art, Carmel, California (curator Elizabeth Avedon)
2020, ‘Down by the Hudson’, The Pole Gallery, Lago di Garda, Italy (curator Orfeo Tagiuri)
Hanoi (curators Mizuki Endo/Do Tuong Linh)
2019, Red Hook Labs New Artists III, Red Hook Labs, NY
2019, The Print Space, Palm* Photo Prize, Photo London 2019
2017, D.C. Book Fair, (curated by photographer Noah Scialom)
2015, Black Box Gallery, Portland
2015, Lucie Foundation Month of Photography (MOPLA), Los Angeles
Collections (selected)
J. Paul Getty Museum (permanant collection)
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (permanant collection)
Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center (permanant collection)
New York State Museum (permanant collection)
Nguyen Art Foundation (permanant collection)
Thomas H. Lee & Ann Tenenbaum Family Collection
Sixteen World Collection (permanant collection)
MoMA (library collection)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art (library collection)
Stanford University (library collection)
Yale University (library collection)
Harvard University (library collection)
Princeton University (library collection)
Rijksmueum (library collection)
Center for Book Arts (library collection)
Tate (library collection)
National Gallery of Art (library collection)
V & A (library collection)
Cleveland Museum of Art (library collection)
Writing
Brassaï ‘Secret Paris’ at Howard Greenberg Gallery, review written by Caleb Stein for Dear Dave Magazine,
February, 2026
‘Mao Ishikawa at The Whitney Biennial’, review written by Caleb Stein for Dear Dave Magazine, March, 2026
‘Luigi Ghirri at Thomas Dane Gallery’, 374 words, One Picture, written by Caleb Stein for Dear Dave Magazine,
April, 2026
‘Foxes Curled Together for Warmth: Emmet Gowin at Pace’, review written by Caleb Stein for Dear Dave
Magazine, April, 2026
Press & Publications (selected)
‘Goings On: Down by the Hudson at Palo Gallery’, Vince Aletti, The New Yorker, September, 2026
by Caleb Stein, The Guardian, September, 2026
‘Down by the Hudson’, Kathryn Humphries, Harper’s Magazine, September, 2026
Monacelli (Phaidon), October, 2026
'Caleb Stein: Down by the Hudson at Palo Gallery’, Marcus Civin, Dear Dave Magazine, October, 2026
‘Down by the Hudson’ Loring Knoblauch, Collector Daily, September, 2026
‘Caleb Stein: Down by the Hudson’, Aline Smithson, Lenscratch, September, 2026
‘Caleb Stein: Down by the Hudson’, Matteo Cremonesi, Phroom, September, 2026
‘Down by the Hudson’, Book Review, Colin Pantall, PHMuseum, August, 2026
‘Down by the Hudson’, Booooooom, August, 2026
Book Review: Down by the Hudson, by Walter Borghisani, FStop Magazine, August, 2026
Down by the Hudson: With Caleb Stein, Book Review by Steve Bisson, Urbanautica, August, 2026
Fletcher, WePresent, August, 2026, edited by Alex Kahl
12 Photobooks for Summer 2026, PHMuseum, July, 2026
Hamburger Eyes ‘The First 25 Years’ (with work from ‘Down by the Hudson’), Spring, 2026
Together, Family Style Magazine, Issue No. 9, (American Glitch), edited by Aaron Stern, Spring, 2026
10 Upstate Art Weekend Destinations Worth The Trip, Maya Pantone, Hyperallergic, July, 2025
Upstate Art Weekend Highlights to Check Out July 17-21, Brian K. Mahoney, Chronogram, July, 2025
Aufnahmen faszinieren, Stefan Günther, NZZ, July, 2025
15 Art Shows to See in Upstate New York Summer 2025, Taliesin Thomas, Hyperallergic, June, 2025
Mouvement Magazine (cover story, American Glitch), June, 2025
The Epistemology of the Glitch: Fiction, Landscape, and Photography in Contemporary American, Matteo
Unexplored Territories of Photography: Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein, IMA Magazine, Spring/Summer Issue,
2025, Che cosa vogliono i «giovani» fotografi, Rica Cerbarano, Il Giornale dell’Arte, April, 2025
Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation: Foam Talent 2024, Art Doc Magazine, April, 2025
FOAM Talent 2024 - 2025 in Frankfurt, Amy Wei, Musée Magazine, April, 2025
American Glitch, Yogurt Magazine, March, 2025
Foam Talent 2024: Showcasing Emerging Voices in Contemporary Photography at the Deutsche Börse
Photography Foundation, Art Africa Magazine, March, 2025
10 Art Shows to See in the Hudson Valley in March, Brian K. Mahoney, Chronogram, March, 2025
Book Review: How to Move a Mountain, Euginia Mosquera, Musée Magazine, January, 2025
How to Move a Mountain, Phroom, January, 2025
How to Move a Mountain: Interview with Caleb Stein, Leica Fotographie Internationale, December, 2024
Viral Hallucinations, Leica Fotographie Internationale, Katrin Ullman, December, 2024
American Glitch by Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein, This is Paper, November, 2024
Die weiteren Aussichten, Oskar Piegsa, Zeit Online, November, 2024
In Den Deichtorhallen Hamburg: Trau deinen Augen nicht, Der Spiegel, October, 2024
Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein: Attrappen der Wirklichkeit auf der Spur, Artline, Belinda Grace Gardner,
October, 2024
Issue No. 179, Threepenny Review, portfolio of photographs from various bodies of work (in print & online),
September, 2024
Shorty: Tactics and Mythologies: Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein, Deichtorhallen Podcast, September, 2024
The Griffin Museum of Photography Takes a Look at AI & Visual Reality, Boston Globe (online & in print), Mark
Feeney, September, 2024
Haus der Photographie: Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst, Szene Hamburg, Sabine Danek (online), September,
2024
Mulmiges Gefühl in Hamburg – ist unser Leben eine Matrix?, Vera Fengler, Hamburger Abendblatt, September,
L’immaginario visivo e informativo Usa secondo Orejarena e Stein, Il Giornale d’ell Arte, Francesca Petretto (
(online), September, 2024
Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein: Tactics & Mythologies at Deichtorhallen, e-flux (online), September, 2024
Dubiose Fotos – und wie man sie entschlüsselt, Die Welt (in print & online), Stefan Grundig, September, 2024
Deichtorhallen-Kuratorin: Erste Ausstellung widmet sich KI, NDR, TV feature, September, 2024
Tactics & Mythologies at Deichtorhallen, Sat1 Regional, TV feature, September, 2024
Down by the Hudson', Phroom, August, 2024
11 Books We Can’t Stop Thinking About This Month, American Glitch, Vanity Fair, Madison Freid, June, 2024
American Glitch, FOAM (online), curated by Winke Wiergersma, February, 2024
American Glitch, FOAM Magazine Issue No. 65, Taco Hidde Bakker, February, 2024
American Glitch: What can the World Trust?, YUZU Magazine, Alp Tekin, February, 2024
How to Move a Mountain, Urbanautica Podcast (hosted by Patrick Lee Hubbard), February, 2024
American Glitch at Palo Gallery, L’Oeil de la Photographie, January, 2024
American Glitch, Aesthetica Magazine, January, 2024
Observer, Christa Terry, January, 2024
The Water Issue, LA Review of Books (portfolio), January, 2024
Can Robots Replace Michelangelo, Smithsonian Magazine (cover story), December, 2023
Men Fighting & The Spaces They Fight In, Kim Høltermand, Nowhere Diary, August, 2023
American Glitch deconstructs the confines of reality, Megan Williams, Creative Review, June, 2023
American Glitch by Photographers Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein, Booooooom, January, 2023
A Glitch in the American Dream, Der Greif, Francesca Hummer, January, 2023
The Value of Expanded Authorship in Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein’s New Book, Vogue Italia, Rica
Photographer Spotlight: Caleb Stein, Booooooom, November, 2022
Down by the Hudson, Musée Magazine, Ari Adams, November, 2022
Long Time No See, British Journal of Photography, Marigold Warner, November, 2022
Down by the Hudson, LifeFramer, October, 2022
Photoworks UK Instagram Takeover, October, 2022
Down by the Hudson', L’Oeil de la Photographie, October, 2022
Los Angeles Exhibitions: A Guide to the Best Shows in Town, Wallpaper Magazine, September, 2022
Down by the Hudson, Juxtapoz Magazine, September, 2022
Down by the Hudson, Photograph Magazine, September, 2022
Take me to the River, Paul Wozniak, The Argonaut, September, 2022
Down by the Hudson at ROSEGALLERY, Aline Smithson, Lenscratch, September, 2022
Art Out: Sebastiaan Bremer, Caleb Stein, and the Intimacy of Distance, Musée Magazine, September, 2022
Caleb Stein’s Down by the Hudson at Rose Gallery, Leica Fotografie Internationale, September, 2022
ROSEGALLERY opens an exhibition of photographs by Caleb Stein, Art Daily, September, 2022
‘Down by the river in upstate New York - in pictures, Sarah Gilbert, The Guardian, August, 2022
Hariban Benrido Award Catalogue, with text by Yasufumi Nakamori, Senior Curator at Tate, July, 2022
‘American Glitch’, Lola Paprocka, Palm* Studios, July, 2022
‘Opinion: An Ode to the Queen City of the Hudson’, Amitava Kumar, The New York Times, July, 2022
‘American Glitch’, Nowhere Diary, June, 2022
‘American Glitch’, PHMuseum, May, 2022
‘Long Time No See’, Danilo Rößger, Leica Camera Blog, January, 2022
'Orejarena & Stein Open Up About Their Collaborative Series “Andrea”’, Rica Cerbarano, Vogue Italia,
‘Guest Room: Gem Fletcher & Carmen Winant’, Der Grief, September, 2021
‘Orejarena & Stein’, Ayla Angelos, Port Magazine, September, 2021
‘How to Reach the Unvaccinated’, Ross Douthat, The New York Times, Op-Ed Section, July, 2021
‘My Best Summer Shot’, Imogen Tilden & Sarah Gilbert, The Guardian (in print & online), July, 2021
‘Falling Into Place’, Donatella Montrone, Black & White Photography Magazine’, Issue No. 256, July, 2021
‘Interview - Caleb Stein: Meaningful Connections’, Public Offerings Ltd., May, 2021
‘Interview - Long Time No See’, Jiazazhi Press Blog (English Version), May, 2021
‘Interview - Long Time No See’, Jiazazhi Press Blog, (Mandarin Version), April, 2021
‘2020, The Book’, Hamburger Eyes, February, 2021
‘Story 30: Caleb Stein, Nowhere Diary’, Kim Holtermand, February, 2021
‘Looking Further Through the Lens’, Jasmine Jackson, The Earth Issue, November 2020
‘Caleb Stein’s photographs explore romantic, mythologised notions of America’, Ryan White, I-D Vice,
‘I Can Change, Through Exchange’, Urbanautica, Steve Bisson, October 2020
‘Down by the Hudson’, Sixteen Journal, Issue No. 4, Xavier Encinas & Victoire Simoney, October 2020
‘Long Time No See’, Palm* Studios, August 2020
‘Caleb Stein’s Quarantine in Photos’, Ryan White, I-D Vice, March 2020
‘If Memory was a Room’, Hà Đào, Matca, February, 2020
‘20 rising photographers to follow on Instagram in 2020’, Ryan White, I-D Vice, January 2020
‘64 x 64, favorite photographs of 2019’, Jeff Hamada, Booooooom, January, 2020
‘Down by the Hudson’, Musée Magazine, December, 2019
‘Generation Z: Artists on the Rise’, ArtPremium Magazine, December, 2019
Paper Journal Magazine, November, 2019
‘Down by the Hudson’, Vogue Italia, 2019
‘Down by the Hudson’, Booooooom, October, 2019
‘Down by the Hudson’, Sophie Wright, LensCulture, September, 2019
‘Down by the Hudson’, Alex Kahl, WePresent, August, 2019
‘Down by the Hudson’, Art on a Postcard, July, 2019
‘Down by the Hudson’, C41, July, 2019
‘Down by the Hudson’, Rebecca Irvin, It’s Nice That, June, 2019
‘Down by the Hudson’, Leica Fotografie International Magazine, June, 2019
‘Down by the Hudson’, Palm*, May, 2019
'The Continuing Story of Life on Earth', Ray Potes, Hamburger Eyes, Issue No. 34, July, 2018
Photobook Vol.2, Fish Eye, June, 2018
'The Continuing Story of Life of Earth', Ray Potes, Hamburger Eyes, Issue No. 31, January, 2018
'Down by the Hudson', Aline Smithson, Lenscratch, December, 2017
'Down by the Hudson', Q&A with The Heavy Collective, August, 2017
'The Continuing Story of Life on Earth', Ray Potes, Hamburger Eyes, Issue No. 28, August, 2017
Artist Talks/Panels/Workshops
Le Bal, in conversation with Victoria Aresheva, Paris, 2026 (forthcoming)
Sixteeen World, in conversation with Emilia Mickevicius, Paris, 2026 (forthcoming)
Gallera D’Italia, in conversation with Rica Cerberano, Turin, 2026 (forthcoming)
PHMuseum, lecture, Bologna, 2026 (forthcoming)
Palo Gallery, in conversation with A.M. Homes, New York, 2026
Leica Gallery NY, in conversation with Michael Foley, New York, 2026
Map of Maps, Ocean of Images, 5 week course on conceptual art at Penumbra Foundation (instructor), 2026
Sixteen World, in conversation with Xavier Encinas at PRINT, Paris, 2026
London Camera Club (with Orejarena), 2026
Quad Cinema, in conversation with David Campany & Andrea Orejarena on the ocassion of screening of ‘Two
Strangers Trying not to Kill Each Other’ directed by Manon Ouimet and Jacob Perlmutter, 2026
Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, in conversation with curator Jessica D. Brier, 2025
HSU Camera Arts Lucerne (with Orejarena), organized by Ann-Christin Bertrand & Amelie Schule, 2025
Penumbra Foundation, Spring Artist Series 2025, organized by Leandro Villaro, 2025
Deichtorhallen, Hamburg, (with Orejarena) artist talk & panel as a part of ‘Viral Hallucinations’,
symposium organized by Nadine Isabelle Henrich, 2024
Palo Gallery, conversation with Jessica D. Brier, Curator, Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center (with Orejarena),
2024
Center for Photographic Art, conversation with Shana Lopes, Assistant Curator, SFMoMA (with Orejarena),
2024
CPW Kingston (with Orejarena and with solo work), winter and summer of 2024
FOAM (with Orejarena as part of the FOAM Talent exhibition), 2024
ROSEGALLERY, in conversation with David Campany, ICP Creative Director, 2024
Vassar College, PHOCUS, visiting artist lecture, 2022
Penumbra Foundation, visiting artist (with Orejarena), invited by David Rothenberg, 2022
ROSEGALLERY, in conversation with Ryan Linkof, Curator at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, 2022
Daisie App, ongoing workshop series, 2020-22
International Center of Photography (ICP), visiting artist (with Orejarena), Time & Space, 2021
University College London (UCL), Art Business Summit, visiting artist (with Orejarena), 2021
Christie’s Education, visiting artist (with Orejarena) Christie’s Conversations in Contemporary Art, 2020
Sotheby’s Art Institute, visiting artist, Emerging Photographers & Their Market, hosted at Red Hook Labs, 2019
Awards/Grants
2026, Nominated, Leica Oskar Barnack Award (nominated by Nadine Isabelle Henrich)
2025, Shortlist, Dear Dave Fellowship
2025, Finalist, W.K. Rose Fellowship, Vassar College
2025, Honourable Mention, New Generation Prize, PHMuseum Photography Grant
2025, Shortlisted, PHMuseum Photography Grant for ‘American Glitch’ (with Andrea Orejarena)
2024, Honourable Mention, Hariban/Benrido Award
2024, FOAM Talent (with Andrea Orejarena)
2023, Winner, Center for Photographic Art Artist Grant for ‘American Glitch’ (with Andrea Orejarena)
2023, Shortlisted, Images Vevey Book Award for ‘American Glitch’ (with Andrea Orejarena)
2023, Shortlisted, Belfast Photo Festival Spotlight Award for ‘American Glitch’ (with Andrea Orejarena)
2022, Nomination, The Anne Wilkes Tucker Young Photographer Award at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
2022, Selected, CENTER Review Santa Fe (with Andrea Orejarena)
written a text about ‘Long Time No See’, published in the Hariban Benrido 2021 Catalogue
2021, Critical Mass Finalist (with Andrea Orejarena)
2021, Michael Reichmann Project Grant (with Andrea Orejarena), Photolucida
2021, Shortlist, Palm* Photo Prize
2020, Juror’s Pick, LensCulture Black & White Photographs Award (Juror, Legacy Russell, Director at The
Kitchen, NY)
2020, Juror’s Pick (with Andrea Orejarena), W. Eugene Smith Grant (Jurors include Teju Cole)
2020, Juror’s Pick, LensCulture Journeys Award (Juror, Sara Urbaez)
2020, FOAM Talent (with Andrea Orejarena), Longlist
2019, Critical Mass, Top 50
2019, Labs New Artist III
2019, Shortlisted, Palm* Photo Prize
2019, Shortlisted, Burn Emerging Photographer Fund
2018, Selected, American Photography 35
2018, Winner, Gomma Grant
2018, Shortlisted, Life Framer’s ‘Open Call’ (Juror, Martin Parr)
2017, Runner-up, Burn Emerging Photographer Fund
2017, Nominee, Photogrvphy Grant
2017, Shortlisted, Lucie Foundation Grant
2015, Shortlisted, Lucie Foundation Grant for Emerging Artists
Education
BA in Art History, Vassar College, 2017 (thesis on Brassaï and his relationship to photobooks, thesis advisor Molly Nesbit)
