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Brooklyn NY US
Updated: 2024-11-09 18:43:50

RESUME

Ruthie Abel

Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY

Born in Charlotte, NC 

 

Solo Exhibitions (Let It Be The Dream It Used To Be)

2018 The Chapin School

2018 New York Law School

2017 Anastasia Photo 

 

Selected Group Exhibitions 

2023 Print Center for Photography, Philadelphia, PA

2022 Undocumenta Documenta 15, Kassel, Germany

2022 The Patriot O’Flaherty’s, New York, NY

2020 Social Documentary VII, The Carriage Trade, New York, NY

2019  Social Documentary VI, The Carriage Trade, New York, NY

2018 Freedom From Fear, FDR Four Freedoms Park inaugural exhibition, New York, NY 

2018 Inside Out, International Center for Photography in collaboration with the artist J.R.

2018 Capture Your Freedom, Gallery RIVAA, New York, NY

 

Grants, Awards, Residencies

2024 Cornell Image-Text MFA Summer Residency

2023 Ox-Bow School of Art and Artist Residency in print-making

2022 NYSCA Grantee for Above The Fold 

2020 United Photo Industries teaching artist award recipient

2018 Fuji Film Award Recipient for Freedom from Fear

2017 Peter Reed Foundation Grantee

2013 Eddie Adams Workshop merit-based photography seminar invitee

Selected Artist’s Lectures, Presentations & Teaching

2019, 2018 New York University’s McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research Step Up Photo Voice teaching artist in program for youth with environmental, academic and social challenges

2018  Bronx Documentary Center, artist talk, Art and Migration

2018  The Chapin School, artist talk, Let It Be The Dream It Used To Be

2017  Anastasia Photo, teaching artist providing interactive curriculum in conjunction with Let It Be The Dream for over 200 lower Manhattan middle school students

Selected Commissioned Photography

2018   Vulnerable But Not Broken: Psychosocial Challenges and Resilience Pathways Among Unaccompanied Children from Central America, (Immigration Working Group and Yale University School of Medicine) contributed cover and principal photography 

2012 Transportation Pathways; Climate Resilience, The Rockefeller Foundation

2012 Ideas City, The New Museum

Selected Reviews

Sarah Cascone, “Show of the Day: This Photographer Offers a Window Into the Lives of Central American Youth Who Have Fought for a Home in the US,” Artnet News (February 2, 2018).

Joshua Colon, “Art Out: Ruthie Abel – Let It Be The Dream It Used To Be,” Musee Magazine (December 11, 2017).

Education

2009  Documentary and printmaking coursework, International Center for Photography, New York 

2002  Juris Doctorate, Columbia Law School, New York 

2002  Masters in International Affairs, Columbia School of International Affairs, New York 

1996  Bachelor of Arts, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill