Traer Scott

Traer Scott is an award-winning photographer and best-selling author of 11 books, including “Shelter Dogs” (2006), “Finding Home: Shelter Dogs and Their Stories” (Princeton Architectural Press, Fall 2015), and “Radiant: Farm Animals Up Close and Personal” (PAP 2018). Specializing in animal photography, the human/animal bond, and conservation-themed fine art photography, Scott’s work has been exhibited around the world and has appeared in National Geographic, TIME, Le Monde, Life Magazine, Der Stern, the New York Times LensBlog and dozens of other national and international publications. She lives in Providence, Rhode Island with her husband, daughter, and dogs.

Photoville

Photoville is a New York-based non-profit organization that works to promote a wider understanding and increased access to the art of photography and visual storytelling by producing a free annual festival, amplifying impactful narratives, and connecting artists to a wide global audience by activating accessible public spaces via large scale exhibitions.

Proudly devoted to cultivating strategic partnerships and creative collaborations with community spirit, UPI approaches its mission of cultivating a wide, diverse audience for powerful photographic narratives by working closely with visual artists, city agencies, nonprofit organizations and educators worldwide to create new exhibition and public art opportunities that showcase thought-provoking, challenging, and exceptional photography. For more information about Photoville visit, www.photoville.com