Ungelbah Dávila
✙ Indigenous Digital Storytelling ✙
Ungelbah Dávila is a visual storyteller whose portfolio includes editorial and commercial photography, as well as fine art portraits, headshots, family and maternity photos, boudoir, pin-up, light-painting and conceptual imagery. She has worked as a professional photographer since 2011.
Her photos have appeared in the National Gallery of Art (online), Apollo Magazine, the cover of Pasatiempo, the 2023-2024 Minneapolis Institute of Art exhibit In Our Hands, the 2023 Norton Museum of Art catalogue Rose B. Simpson: Journeys of Clay, and placed in the 98th and 100th Santa Fe Indian Market Category 1504.
She is a 2019 Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) Discovery Fellow, and a 2020 SWAIA AHA Fellow.
Her exhibits include Minneapolis Institute of Art exhibit In Our Hands ( 2023), Tlaculio 500 Years Art Show: Tortuga Gallery (2021), and IM: EDGE Contemporary Exhibit (2019).
Her photography rates start at $300 and are determined on a project-by-project basis.