bio

Carrie Crow is a fine art photographer whose work has been exhibited internationally at the Queens Museum of Art, Newspace Center for Photography, Curious Matter, Streit House Space, the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, FIDM à Paris Mairie IX, Kunst Altonale Hamburg, and Galleria Perela during the 54th and 56th Venice Biennales.  Her work has also appeared in The New York Times, The New York Post, Time Out New York, The Associated Press and in literary and arts publications such as 3:AM Magazine (London), SAND Journal (Berlin), Upstairs at Duroc (Paris), and Versal 12 (Amsterdam).  Her first zine, The Quiet Zoo was published by Streit House Editions in 2017. Born and raised in Los Angeles and a long time resident of New York City, Carrie frequently travels and works in Paris, France. 

Before photography, Carrie was a singer, working with composer and director Elizabeth Swados for almost twenty years performing at BAM, Lincoln Center, LaMaMa, Playwrights Horizons, The Actor's Studio, New York Stage & Film and numerous churches, synagogues, schools and ad hoc venues around the country.  The best gig she ever sang at was in a living room with cake and champagne on an ordinary day in February celebrating Liz's birthday. 

curriculum vitae

Full CV is available here. 

photography writing

In addition to photography, Carrie writes about art and photography for ARTEIDOLIA.  Recent articles include:

• What We Talk About When We Talk About Women Photographers: On Helping and Hindering Their Legacy – June 2016

• Eva, Anna, Margrethe, Doris: The Gospel According to Women Photographers – May 2016

• Where Are All The Great Grandmothers of Photography? – April 2016

photos by John Greiner; top Trieste, middle Antrim Coast, Northern Ireland, bottom Dublin