Bio

Carl Corey is a Guggenheim Fellow in Photography and the recipient of over 100 awards from the photography and publishing communities including National INDIE Book Publishers Best Photography Book, The Crystal Book Award, Midwest Publishers Gold Book Award, New York Art Directors Club, Communication Arts, Print Annual and USA National Best Book Awards. Carl’s work has been featured in many of photography’s most prestigious periodicals, including Camera Work Bicentennial Edition, Communication Arts, Columbia Journalism Review and Visual Communication Quarterly. Carl's work is in many major art collections. Corey’s photographs have been the subject of four monographs including : Rancher (Bunker Hill / GalleryPrint, 2007), The Tavern League: A Portrait of the Wisconsin Tavern (The Wisconsin Historical Society Press, 2011), For Love and Money: A Portrait of the Family Business (WHS Press, 2014) and “The Strand ~ A Cultural Topography of the American Great Lakes” (Cottage Industry Arts 2021). He is a featured photographer in Contemporary Photography in New York City, edited by Marla Hamburg Kennedy (Rizzoli, 2011).