bookings and inquiries: studio@donbrodie.com

Don Brodie is a first-generation, Jamaican-American lens-based artist. Brodie’s studies started at Howard University in Washington, DC, and continued at Parsons the New School for Design in NY, where he earned a degree in photography.

Often studying his surroundings before adding his own influence, Brodie has a passion for documenting what is naturally given with a cultural perspective related to his own experiences. He works with both light and motion to illustrate the feeling and texture that often is vacant in a two-dimensional frame.

His work can be found in a diverse portfolio of independent publications such as Dazed & Confused, Office Magazine, and Citizen magazines, as well as established media including The New York Times, PBS/ Independent Lens, and Bloomberg Businessweek. In addition to his own practices, Brodie co-founded Forgotten Lands, an independent publisher of authentic Caribbean art, culture, and dialogue.

A twin and one of four siblings, his work represents collected inspiration from his family's perspective and experience with a heavy influence from the American alternative scene and unique subcultures.

Editorial:

Dazed Magazine, Office Magazine, PUSS Puss Magazine, Vogue Singapore, v Magazine, Pitchfork, Justsmile Magazine, Blanc Magazine, Index Magazine, Nataal, New York Times, Bloomberg Businessweek

Select clients:

Diotima, Rag + Bone, Union, J Crew, Faherty, H&M, Faherty, Free People, Saks Fifth Avenue, Under Armour, Adidas

motion:

PBS - Independent lens

Features:

itsnicethat.com - Don Brodie (link) | booooooom.com - Spotlight 2020 (link)

Documentary Features:

Port Magazine - Driver Radio Jamaica (link) | Jamaica Gleaner - Twins Explore Parents Homeland - Driver Radio : Jamaica (link)

Collaborations:

FWRD (link) | Forgotten Land Art (link) | gasoline.pictures (gasoline.xxx)