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If Emmett Till Lived: Freedom on American Ground
There are exhibitions one is grateful to be a part of, and then there are those that reach into the heart and stay with you—especially for an artist who is also a mother of sons. Endia Beal is deeply honored to have her work included in the exhibition If Emmett Till Lived: Freedom on American Ground at […]
Reckoning: Protest. Defiance. Resilience.
Endia Beal’s work was featured in Reckoning: Protest. Defiance. Resilience., an exhibition at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture exploring the ways visual art can serve as a form of protest, commentary, and resilience. Beal’s photograph Sabrina and Katrina was included in the exhibition and has since been acquired by the National Museum of […]
“Called to the Camera: Black American Studio Photographer” at the New Orleans Museum of Art
Called to the Camera: Black American Studio Photographers at the New Orleans Museum of Art traces the rich history and cultural impact of Black studio photography, bringing together works spanning the 19th century to the present. The exhibition connects the legacy of Black photographers who shaped photographic history with contemporary artists, including Endia Beal, whose work […]
Sony Welcomes Three New Artisans Of Imagery
Sony is excited to welcome three industry leaders to the prestigious Sony Artisan Of Imagery program: Jose Villa, Endia Beal and Monica Sigmon. They will be joining a lineup of ambassadors that includes leading photographers and filmmakers with a variety of disciplines and achievements. Read the Article Here
Lucie Photo Book Prize
Endia Beal’s book “Performance Review” was shortlisted for the Lucie Photo Book Prize. Read the Article Here.
IMAGING USA
Internationally known photographer, Endia Beal, and artist, Juan Logan, will shed light on the granting process for photographers. This conversation will focus on the application, editing your portfolio, letters of recommendation, and budgets. They will also talk about the do’s and don’ts when applying for grants or fellowships. Grants can support an individual photographer’s professional development or […]
FINANCIAL TIMES MAGAZINE
Endia Beal’s photographs explore workplace racism in corporate America. Her work has sparked conversations about how conventional ideas of “professionalism” are used against African-American women. Cover artwork by Endia Beal. Read the Article Here
Vogue Italia
Endia Beal ‘s book “Performance Review” was selected as one of the “Best Photobooks of 2020” for Vogue Italia. Read the Article Here
Black Girl Basel
Endia Beal will join a dynamic panel on “ Art & Activism” for Black Girl Basel. Read the Article Here
TIME’s Best Portraits of 2020
Endia Beal’s portrait of Rev. William J. Barber II is selected as one of TIME’s Best Portraits of 2020. Read the Full Article Here