Brenda Bazan
Photographer & Environmental Scientist / Based in Brownsville, Texas
Brenda Bazán is a Mexican American photographer and environmental science graduate based in South Texas. Her work focuses on Mexican identity, Hispanic culture, border life, and the environment. Her goal is to offer new...
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Focus:
Photographer, Photojournalist, Environment, Science, Photography, Portraiture, Freelance, Scientist, Studio Photographer, Portrait Photography
Clients:
Elinchrom global
Texas Highways
Texas Monthly
About
Available in: Brownsville, Texas
Focused on:
Photographer, Photojournalist, Environment, Science, Photography, Portraiture, Freelance, Scientist, Studio Photographer, Portrait Photography
Coverage Regions:
Latin America USA & Canada
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Years of experience: 3 to 5
HEFAT certification? no
Brenda Bazán is a Mexican American photographer and environmental science graduate based in South Texas.
Her work focuses on Mexican identity, Hispanic culture, border life, and the environment. Her goal is to offer new perspectives around social and environmental justice to include the voices of underrepresented minorities across the Mexican American border.
Brenda has a B.S. in Environmental Science and a Masters in Agriculture, Environmental and Sustainability Studies from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.
Staff photographer at the San Antonio Report.
Missouri Photo Workshop '74 alumni and Diversify Photo Full Member.
Awards
Winner, Life Framer Home Sweet Home competition judged by Phaedra Brown
Group Exhibits
Habitar Tierras Fronterizas, San Benito Cultural Heritage Museum, curated by Javier Dragustinovis (2023)
Habitar Tierras Fronterizas, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Tamaulipas, curated by Javier Dragustinovis (2022)
La Frontera a Través del Ojo de las Mujeres (The Border Through the Eyes of Women), The City of San Benito Cultural Heritage Museum, in partnership with the Mexican Consulate at Brownsville (2018)
Her work focuses on Mexican identity, Hispanic culture, border life, and the environment. Her goal is to offer new perspectives around social and environmental justice to include the voices of underrepresented minorities across the Mexican American border.
Brenda has a B.S. in Environmental Science and a Masters in Agriculture, Environmental and Sustainability Studies from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.
Staff photographer at the San Antonio Report.
Missouri Photo Workshop '74 alumni and Diversify Photo Full Member.
Awards
Winner, Life Framer Home Sweet Home competition judged by Phaedra Brown
Group Exhibits
Habitar Tierras Fronterizas, San Benito Cultural Heritage Museum, curated by Javier Dragustinovis (2023)
Habitar Tierras Fronterizas, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Tamaulipas, curated by Javier Dragustinovis (2022)
La Frontera a Través del Ojo de las Mujeres (The Border Through the Eyes of Women), The City of San Benito Cultural Heritage Museum, in partnership with the Mexican Consulate at Brownsville (2018)
Clients
Elinchrom global
Texas Highways
Texas Monthly
Texas Tribune
The Wall Street Journal
The Washington Post
Education
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley