We’re excited to announce our inaugural PhotoWork Junior Fellows for the 2024 cycle. We had over 200 submissions from all over the United States and our jurors worked carefully to make the difficult decision and narrow them down to these top three individuals. Our Junior Fellows will have the opportunity over the next six months to develop a project of their choice, refine their artistic voice, and expand their practice under the guidance of their dedicated Mentors.
Molly D’Arcy
Molly D’Arcy is an American artist (b.1997) living and working in New England. She began making short films as a child, an interest which blossomed into a passion for darkroom photography. Her work centers around themes of journeying and destination. Spirituality has been part of her life since childhood and continues to play a central role in her photographic practice today.
www.molly-darcy.com | @mollydarcy
Brandon Holland
Brandon Holland is a New Orleans-born art and documentary photographer. His work is concerned with environment, kinship, blackness, and the delicate nature of things. He uses photography as a means of preservation and connecting with the world around him. He splits time working and living in Baltimore and New Orleans.
www.brandonhollandphoto.com | @brandon.content
Will Suiter
Will Suiter is an artist working in photography, based in Humboldt County, California. He was born 1999 in the San Francisco Bay Area suburbs, and grew up sharing time between the urban SF Bay Area and rural Ozark Mountains in Arkansas. He moved to rural Humboldt County in 2017 to study forestry at Humboldt State University, and the isolated, remote geography and rural culture of the region has informed much of his work since.
In 2020, the pandemic shutdown prompted him to leave undergraduate studies to practice photography independently, and he now works full time on both personal and commissioned projects incorporating photography and design. He is also an experienced woodworker, and crafts custom frames using wood species found in the Northern California and Pacific Northwest region as a part of the tangible presentation and installation of his work.
www.willsuiter.com | @willsuiter