PARIS PHOTO PANEL: Collage: Visual Pleasure, Liberation, & Survival with Justine Kurland, Tarrah Krajnak, Keisha Scarville and Renee Mussai | 2-3pm Friday, November 10th 2023.

First Edition of my book/ SOLD OUT. Second Edition is now available in limited quantities. Pre-order now at DAIS books. Shipping early December.

Honored to be invited as an "Artist Researcher” to take part in "Unseen California" – an Arts field study initiative designed to bring together contemporary professional artists in the creation of new artworks that visualize urgent issues and topics within the California Landscape. Launched by UCSC Professor Karolina Karlic, our first cohort includes Dionne Lee, Aspen Mays, Mercedes Dorame and myself. More soon!

I am now represented by Galerie Thomas Zander!

I won the Hariban Grand Prize this year which includes a forthcoming residency to learn the beautiful Collotype process with Master Japanese printers in Kyoto. Thank you to the jurors for this amazing opportunity.

I am thrilled to be awarded the Jury Prize of the Louis Roederer Discovery Award for Master Rituals II: Weston's Nudes. The exhibition is up at Arles thru September 23rd, 2021. I created a separate "press" section for reviews of the exhibition.

I am excited to be in conversation with my friend and colleague Zora J Murff for Photo London. The talk will be recorded if you'd like to view the recording please contact me: tskrajnak@gmail.com.

After many COVID delays, I will finally be completing my 2020 Residency at Light Work remotely during the month of August 2021. I'll be in the Darkroom at Aurora Photo Center and then back to the LA sun for work on my Cyanotype series.

My work is currently part of the Rencontres d'Arles public exhibition at Paris Gare de Lyon railway station. Thru August 31st, 2021.

My work is currently part of the Rencontres d'Arles public exhibition in the Gare d'Avignon TGV in France. Thru August 31st, 2021.

In the July 2021 print edition of Madame Figaro announcing my nomination for the Women in Photography Prize. "Tarrah Krajnak: reinventing the nude" with my series Master Rituals II: Weston's Nudes.

A thorough and thoughtful review of my new book published by DAIS on collector daily.

A thoughtful essay by Raquel Villar-Pérez on my project "EL Jardín De Senderos Que Se Bifurcan" is featured in Photoworks UK.

Self Portrait as Weston/as Charis Wilson,1925/2020 is featured in Vogue Paris as one of ten photographs to see this summer at the Rencontres d'Arles.

My monograph El Jardín De Senderos Que Se Bifurcan is now available for pre-order via DAIS books! Special Edition forthcoming.

Work from El Jardín De Senderos Que Se Bifurcan is currently in a group exhibition at MIM Gallery in Los Angeles.

Master Rituals: Weston's Nudes shortlisted for the Arles 2021 Louis Roederer Discovery Award. Exhibition forthcoming at the opening of Arles. Thrilled to be amongst such a great list of artists. Thanks to my gallery as-is.la.

I'm excited to announce I'm hosting a new podcast featuring conversations with BIPOC photographers called "The Careful Photograph". You can listen on Spotify or Apple podcasts now. I will be releasing new episodes every week.

El Jardín De Senderos Que Se Bifurcan was awarded the 2020 Lange-Taylor Prize by the Center for Documentary Studies. This project is ongoing and has been several years in the making. It is an honor to be recognized as both a photographer and writer in the tradition of Dorothea Lange and Paul Taylor. Thank you to the CDS for this support.

Honored to be on the 2021 Silver List with such an amazing group of photographers! Thank you to Silvereye for launching this initiative.

"Tracing Peruvian Imaginaries: Rafael Soldi & Tarrah Krajnak". I'll be conversing with my friend and fellow Peruvian-born artist Rafael Soldi on Thursday, January 14th at 4pm PST/7pm EST at the Philadelphia Photographic Arts Center. Register via the link.

In late 2019 I sat down with Kavior Moon and discussed my photographic practice. The interview was recently published in East of Borneo's "Artists at Work" series.

Thank you to the HARPO foundation for the generous grant to support my work this year.