CHERYLE ST. ONGE

UPCOMING WORKSHOP

Photographing Intimacy

Cheryle St. Onge works primarily with an 8” x 10” view camera and counts her portraits as a collaborative process. Embracing the methodical nature of large format photography and the mutual quiet looking and contemplation for the communal act of making a portrait. St. Onge received her M.F.A. from Massachusetts College of Art and Design and has been on the faculty at Clark University, Maine College of Art, and Univ of New Hampshire.

She is the recipient of a Polaroid Artist Support Grant, The John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship, Critical Mass Exhibition Award, New Hampshire Charitable Arts Grant. Her work is widely collected, privately and publicly most notably, the Polaroid Corp, the Univ. New Mexico Art Museum, the MFA Houston, and the Guggenheim Foundation. 

She is a regular contributor to The New York Times Op-ed and editorial work published in The New Yorker, Harpers, Time, The Guardian, and The Washington Post,

LINKS TO HER WORK

• Cheryl’s Website

• Cheryl’s Instagram

• John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation

• Photograph: Focus on Cheryle St. Onge

• The New Yorker: A Daughter’s Portrait of Her Mother Through Dementia

• Fraction: Natural Findings by Cheryle St. Onge

• Cheryle St. Onge: A Discussion about Love, Living with Loss - and Photography

• Lenscratch - Cheryle St. Onge: Natural Findings

• The Eye of Photography - Cheryle St. Onge