Courtney Garvin is a visual artist born in South Carolina and currently based in New York City. She received her B.S. in Communications and Rhetoric with a minor in Art Photography from Syracuse University's College of Visual and Performing Arts. She is a Magnum Foundation 2018 Photography & Social Justice Fellow.

Her work examines portrayal across various mediums. She also has a deep interest in family histories, memory, storytelling, and sex education.

 

courtneydgarvin@gmail.com

 

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Fellowships & Residencies:

2023: The Stay at Nearview, Saloma Acres

2018: Magnum Foundation Photography & Social Justice Fellowship

Talks & Performances:

2019: Refest, CultureHub, New York, NY

2018: Inspired Live, Photoville, Brooklyn, NY

2017: "An Ode To", Solomon R Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY

 

Select Group Exhibitions:

2022: A Picture Gallery of the Soul, Katherine E. Nash Gallery, Minneapolis, MN

As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic

2021: Community Matriarchs of NYCHA, Abrons Arts Center , My Projects Runway, &

Photoville, New York, NY

2020: A Place to Visit v.2, Jip Gallery & Olympia

2019: Print Auction Exhibit, Houston Center for Photography, Houston, TX

En Foco’s Apartment Gallery Series, Hamilton Landmark Galleries, New York, NY

2018: Emergi-Cubes, Photoville, Brooklyn, NY

Connections, Jip Gallery, New York, NY

2017: Backyard Biennial, Ridgewood, NY

          Art as Resistance, Strange Fire Collective, Denver, CO

2016: Our Own Table, Random Access, Syracuse, NY

          Not For Sale, Art Slope Festival: Girl on Girl Collective, Brooklyn, NY

      

Features & Publications:

2022: A Picture Gallery of the Soul

2021: Aperture, As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic Selections from the

Wedge Collection

Nueva Luz, Apartment Gallery Artist Issue 25.2

The Washington Post

2020:Der Grief, Guest Room, Curated by Oluremi Onabanjo

SVGE Magazine, Self portraiture during COVID-19

2019: SVGE Magazine

The Phoblographer

2018: The Phoblographer

The New York Times Lens Blog

Buzzfeed News

2017: NET 2.7 I'd Rather Go Blind

          Bloomberg Businessweek

          Ain't Bad


Awards:

Light Work, Syracuse, NY

 

 

 





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