BIO
Hilary Duffy is a New York City-based photographer who draws upon her commitment to social issues and her love of travel and cultures. Hilary first developed a passion for photography while working in Costa Rica. She returned to the United States to study at the International Center of Photography and then became a two-time recipient of the Johnson & Johnson/ICP Fellowship Program. This led to subsequent assignments for international NGOs in the U.S., Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia and Africa.
In 2001, she began working in Cuba with the Maine Photographic Workshops. She returned to create a photographic library and to direct the Havana Youth Photo course.
Her ongoing practice is rooted in visual storytelling through collaboration. Curiosity, honesty, compassion and cultural sensitivity are reflected in her imagery.
EXHIBITIONS
2022 Marcus Garvey Park - NYC
At the Hydrant solo installation exhibition. NYC Artist Corps grantee.
2019 Miami Limited Edition Gallery - Florida. Finalist, Vision Excellence Awards
2017 The World Bank - Washington, DC
The Central Matter group exhibition highlights the ongoing struggles of adolescents in Central America.
2016 RayKo Photo Center – San Francisco, Ca
With Our Own Eyes juried exhibition. Honorable Mention
2014 Colorado Photographic Arts Center
One by One exhibition. Special Mention
2012 VERVE Gallery of Photography – Santa Fe, NM
2012 United Nations Headquarters - NYC
Volunteers of the World group exhibition
2011 Johnson & Johnson Headquarters - NJ
AIDS United: GENERATIONS III
2011 Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University - NJ
A View of Caring: The Johnson & Johnson / ICP Fellowship Program
ongoing Covenant House International- NYC
Johnson & Johnson Worldwide Contributions
Covenant House International
Heifer International
Habitat for Humanity
Housing Works
The Fresh Air Fund
The Clinton Foundation
MAP International
AmeriCares
UN Women
UNHCR
The Bridge
Homeless Solutions
World Pulse eMagazine
The New York Times: Travel
Glamour UK
Cosmopolitan/Finland
Det Nye/Norway
COLORS
PDN
Latino Leaders
Costa Rica Outdoors
Law Practice Magazine
The Tico Times of Costa Rica