ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES - MACDUFF EVERTON

Macduff Everton gives a sense of place, whether portraits of individuals or portraits of a landscape. An early champion of his work, Andy Grudberg wrote, “Macduff Everton updates travel photography in the same way that Ansel Adams updated 19th century photography of the West. He captures strange and eloquent moments in which time, and the world, seem to stand still.”

He is a contributing editor at National Geographic Traveller, and his many editorial clients include Conde Nast Traveller, Life, LA Times Magazine, NY Times Magazine, Town & Country, and House & Garden. His work is in the collections of many public and private institutions, including the Bibliotheque Nationale, Brooklyn Museum, British Museum, Museum of Modern Art, and Musee de L’Elysee.

Everton often teams up with his wife, Mary Heebner, an abstract painter and writer. Their two very different visions of a place often inform each other’s work. They recently collaborated on the classic publication ‘The Western Horizon.’

Everton exhibits his photos nationally and internationally. He is represented by Janet Borden Gallery, NYC.