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Delaney George is a New Orleans-raised photographer, director, and visual artist. In her practice, George most often portrays the black femme narrative through a series of photoshoots she fully conceptualizes. Most concepts come to George in a series of dreams or visions. George's work aims to extract feeling from the viewer by consistently portraying themes of nostalgia, femininity, and history re-imagined. 

 

George’s work has been said to be a side of fine art photography that is both a contemporary ode to the past and a safe space to display figures in spaces they aren't commonly represented or historically welcomed.

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​Clients Include Lack of Color AUS, Forever 21, Essence Festival, and more. 

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CV: 

 

2019, Stella Jones Fine Art Gallery, Lion’s Shadow, New Orleans, LA

 

2019, Essence x Coca Cola, “Sisterhood” activation, New Orleans, LA

 

2020, Woman Made Gallery, Moments Like This, Chicago, IL

 

2021, Barrett Art Center, Lucious, Tasty, Delicious, Poughkeepsie, NY

 

2022, Gallery 90220, Till: Impact of Images, Los Angeles, CA 

 

2023, FRIEZE LA, Gallery 90220, Los Angeles, CA

 

solo exhibitions: 

 

2022, Gallery 90220, Parallel Kin, Los Angeles, CA

 

2023, Gallery 90220, Notre Recit, Los Angeles, CA

 

2023, Martine Chaisson Gallery, Notre Recit, New Orleans, LA

 

curatorial/advisory:

 

2022, New Orleans Museum of Art, “Called to the Camera: Black American Studio Photographers”, New Orleans, LA

 

2023, Gallery 90220, “Who she found in the Looking Glass”, Los Angeles, CA