Carolyn Mendelsohn on Clubhouse

Bio

Artist, Photographer, Filmmaker
Facilitator, Trainer and Public Speaker
With a background rooted firmly in theatre and performance.

Creates personal work and also takes on private and commercial commissions.

Founder of Through Our Lens - (self isolation project ) to enable teenagers to tell their story through photography at this time. The work of Through Our Lens featured on Huffington Post, The Correspondent, BBC news, BBC Breakfast, Look North, National Press, The Photography Podcast, Camera Jabber, Royal Photographic Society Journal and website. Developing into platform.

Current: Personal photography series Being Inbetween, portraits and interviews with girls aged 10-12 , exploring the complex transition between childhood and young adult hood - now a book sponsored by Nikon and Impressions Gallery published by Bluecoat Press
Available here
https://bluecoatpress.co.uk/product/being-inbetween/

More info:
Carolyn Mendelsohn is a photographer, and filmmaker who has lived and worked across the UK. Her passion is making personal work, based on the lives of individuals and their stories. Her work has been exhibited internationally, and published by The Guardian, The Sunday Times, La Monde, and BJP amongst others. Carolyn’s awards including BJP Portrait of Britain 2017 and 2019, The Royal Photographic Society International Print exhibitions RPS IPE 159 gold and she was a finalist for RPS IPE 160.
In 2018 she was shortlisted for the International Women Photographers Award and nominated for the RPS 100 Heroines. In 2020, Mendelsohn was named winner of the Portrait Series category for the 15th Julia Margaret Cameron Awards and was a winner of the Single Image Award for Open Wall Arles, by British Journal of Photography and Galerie Huit.

FRSA and Member of AOP, RPS