Kristin Giordano

Kristin Giordano is an American photographer living in Doha, Qatar.
Her work has been exhibited at the Helm Gallery, Platform Gallery, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Tucson; Metroform Ltd. gallery; Blackwater Café, the Panel Gallery; and the gallery at the historic Hotel Congress. She was an organizer and participant in the famous Hotshoe Salon in Tucson AZ for 5 years, and was a member of the Flashflood Artist’s Cooperative. Her work is represented by Getty, Photonations, and Alamy, and online at photobistro.com, and is in many private and public collections.
Awards include print sponsorship from the Photographic Center NW, PostPicasso’s best in show for Interpreting Spirituality, a Tucson-Pima Arts council travel grant to Senegal and a first place 2009 Society of Professional Journalism award for her photo essay, “Far From Home,” published in the March 2009 issue of City Arts Tacoma. Publications include Harvard Design, Woodstock Quarterly, you are here, and numerous book covers and calendars.  Her artwork was also selected for 2 high profile portable works acquisitions in the Pacific Northwest; the Tacoma Power Portable Works Collection, and Pierce County Arts Collection, 2007. She served as staff photographer for the Tucson Weekly for 5 years, and contributed to a previous retail column at City Arts magazine.