Bio
Hannah Brinckley is a digital photographer. She graduated from Christopher Newport University in 2024 where she earned her BA in Fine Arts, majoring in studio art and minoring in art history and graphic design. While at CNU She worked as an intern for the department of fine arts and art history giving her valuable experience in a gallery setting. She currently lives in Virginia where she has been working in street photography and exploring themes of everyday beauty and human connections.
Artist CV
Hannah Brinckley, (b. 2001, USA)
hannahbrinckley@gmail.com
hannahbrinckley.com
Education
Christopher Newport University, 2024
BA in Studio Art: concentration in photography, minors in graphic design and art history
Exhibitions
2025 ArtCNU Alumni in Practice, Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center, VA (invitational group)
2025 Time: Past, Present, and Future, Virginia Beach Arts Center, VA (Juried)
2025 Beyond the Mirror, Decagon Gallery, NY (Juried)
2024 Art Speaks Juried Exhibition, Bay School Community Arts Center, VA (Juried)
Juror: Joseph Gyurcsak
2024 Senior Thesis Exhibition, Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center, VA
2024 Life/Still, Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center, VA (group)
2023 CNU Photography Exhibition, Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center, VA (group)
2023 Still/Life, Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center, VA (group)
2023 CNU Photography Exhibition, Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center, VA (group)
2022 CNU Photography Exhibition, Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center, VA (group)
2018 BadWolf Artist Series, BadWolf Brewing Company, VA (duo)
Collections
Private collections, Manassas, VA
Private collections, Virginia Beach, VA
Publications
The Beauty Humanity Has Left in the World, Senior Thesis, Hannah Brinckley, 2024
Obscura, Advanced Digital Photography, Christopher Newport University, 2024
Obscura, Advanced Digital Photography, Christopher Newport University, 2023
Scholarships and Grants
2023, 2022, and 2021, Alexick Art Scholarship
Awards
2024 Creative Catalyst Award, Christopher Newport University
2024 Art Major with Distinction, Christopher Newport University