Martha Naranjo Sandoval is a Brooklyn-based visual artist, publisher, photobook seller and cataloguer from Mexico City.

martha [at] mnaranjosandoval [dot] net

• Flowering Wound, 2024, Baxter St at the Camera Club of New York, New York, NY
  
• The Stench of Orange Blossoms, 2023, Miriam Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
• Any Time Soon, 2020, online, curated by Verónica Puche, Notas al Futuro
• Ofrenda de Día de Muertos, 2017, Flux Factory, Long Island City, NY
• How This Has to Be Told, 2016, thesis show, ICP-Bard MFA Studios, International Center of Photography, Queens, NY
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• The Brooklyn Artists Exhibition, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Press Print: Risograph Photobooks, Penumbra Foundation, New York, NY
  
• Interwoven: Unveiling the Poetics of Observation, Miriam Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
  
• Alternative Monuments, Durden and Ray, Los Angeles, CA
  
• Alternative Monuments, Ojo MX Versalles, Mexico City, Mexico
  
• Correspondance, Baxter St at the Camera Club of New York project space, New York, NY
  

• The Rose, curated by Justine Kurland, The Lumber Room, Portland, OR
• Embodied, curated by Grace Sanabria and Paula Lycan, Hercules Art Studio Program, New York, NY

• Here is Elsewhere, two person show with Kat Shannon, private residence

• Featured Photographers from En Foco, online exhibition, Social Documentary Network
• La Frontera: A New Latinx Lexicon, online exhibition, Humble Arts Foundation

• Stories, three-person show, Haul Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
• Full House, miniature exhibition broadcasted online, Localhost Gallery
• Reflections on Spring: an Online Exhibition in 3 Parts, online exhibition, Top Cat Gallery
• All Together Now; Starting From Scratch, Top Cat Gallery, New York City, NY

• Flux Factory Annual Art Auction, LICA Gallery, Long Island City, Queens, NY
• Baxter Street Benefit Auction, Baxter Street at The Camera Club of New York, New York City, NY
• Everyone Is Asleep But Me, The Collective Art Tank, Ashbury Park, NJ
• RUB – Now Wave and Graphic Activism, Flux Factory, Long Island City, Queens, NY

• Flux Factory Annual Art Auction, LICA Gallery, Long Island City, Queens, NY
• Let’s Talk About Love, Con Artist Collective, New York, NY
• Anything!, Flux Factory, Long Island City, Queens, NY 
• Mixed Media Showcase, Con Artist Collective, New York, NY
• Talk in Images: Work, Curated by Wesley Verhoeve, International Center of Photography Museum, New York, NY
• Collage Survey, Curated by Brooklyn Collage Collective and Con Artist Collective, Con Artist Collective,  New York, NY
• Source Material, online exhibition, Curated by Jon Feinstein, Humble Arts Foundation
• Notas al Futuro, Salón Acme, Mexico City, Mexico
• Re: Frame, Curated by Jane Cavalier and Nicole Kaack, Re: Art Show, Brooklyn, NY

• Notas al Futuro, Galería Breve, Mexico City, Mexico
• The Body of the Artist, Curated by Justine Kurland, Studio Duo and Long Island City Open Studios, Queens, NY
• Notas al Futuro, Bogotá, Colombia
• Colors of Distance, three-person show, Curated by Bia Monteiro, Studio Duo and Long Island City Open Studios, Queens, NY

• The Ties that Bind, Poster Show, Curated by Charlotte Cotton, International Center of Photography Museum, New York, NY
• The Ties that Bind, ICP-Bard MFA final group show, Curated by Charlotte Cotton, Baxter Street at the Camera Club of New York, New York, NY
• All at Once, Rita K. Hillman Education Gallery, International Center of Photography, New York, NY

• Exposición de Proyectos Fotográficos, .357 estudio / espacio creativo, Estado de Mexico, Mexico
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• How This Has to Be Told, 2023, Miriam Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
  
• NYSOUNDCIRCUIT 8.2: How this has to be told, 2021, NYSoundCircuit online
• Remote Flux Thursday, 2020, Flux Factory online
• How This Has to Be Told, 2017, Point Green Studio, Brooklyn, NY
  
• El Cine que Viene: Retrospectiva, 2014, Cineteca Nacional, Mexico City, Mexico
• Mexican Shortfilms, 2013, Festival Internacional de Cine Hermosillo, Hermosillo Sonora, Mexico
• Tres Escuelas, Muchos Cortos, 2013, Biblioteca Vasconcelos, Mexico City, Mexico
• Monsieur Guillaume Selection, 2013, Organized by Chris Marker, Festival Internacional de Documentales de Santiago de Chile, Santiago, Chile
• Jornadas de Reapropiación, 2013, Short Shorts Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico
• Short Film Selection, 2012, Fort Myers Film Festival, Fort Myers, Florida
• El Cine que Viene, 2012, Cinépolis Antara, Mexico City, Mexico
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• Artist Talk Series: Martha Naranjo Sandoval, Alice Austen House, Staten Island, NY
  
• Books that matter, conversation with Faride Mereb  and Oscar B.  Castillo, moderated by  Cinthya  Santos Briones,  Feria Internacional  Del  Libro de la Ciudad de Nueva York, New York, NY
• Symbolisms of the Body, conversation with Lauren Oliver, moderated by Chimera Singer, Peach Studios, Queens, NY

• Navigating Challenges in Photobook Creation: Insights from Artists and Publishers, conversation with Jordanna Kalman, Raymond Meeks, and violet, moderated by Carlos Loret de Mola, CPW Photobook and Zine Fair, Center for Photography Woodstock, Kingston, NY
• Photobook Share, Baxter St at the Camera Club of  New York, New York, NY
  
• Martha Naranjo Sandoval in conversation with Kelly Long, Baxter St at the Camera Club of  New York, New York, NY
  
• Flowering Wound: A Photo-Jay Session, live book sequencing with Eva Parra, New York Art Book Fair, New York, NY

• Printed Matter, Inc Presents: Narratives in Print – Exploring the Latin American Photobook Landscape, conversation with Oswaldo Garcia and Carlos Loret De Mola, moderated by Sonel Breslav, Photofairs New York, New York, NY
• August Brooklyn Photo Talk: Featuring Martha Naranjo Sandoval, Sofie Vasquez, and Carson Gomas, Hope Gardens Community Center, Brooklyn, NY
• The Independent Publisher, conversation with Lindsay Buchman and Luis Cobelo, International Center of Photography, Photobook Fest, New York, NY
• Exhibition walkthrough + image share, Miriam Gallery, Brooklyn, NY

• Interactive Talk, 2022, Baxter Street and Celebrate Mexico Now Festival, New York, NY
• 10x10 Salon #55, 2022, organized by 10x10 PhotoBooks, Center for the Book Arts, New York, NY
• Visita de Estudio, 2020, Aura, Mexico City, online
• Fotografía, Archivo y Memoria, talk with Yvonne Venegas, moderated by Begoña Irazábal, 2020, Notas al Futuro, online 
• Family Pictures And Art: A Survey, 2019, Flux Factory, Long Island City, NY
• Innovation, Arts and Culture Meetup, 2018, Digital Future Lab, Brooklyn, NY How this has to be told, 2017, Point Green Studio, Brooklyn, NY
• Nomadique Artist Dinner, 2017, Nomadique, Brooklyn, NY Colors of Distance, 2017, Studio Duo and Long Island City Open Studios, Queens, NY
• Mexican Tertulia, 2016, curated by Martha Naranjo Sandoval and Groana Melendez, Baxter Street and Celebrate Mexico Now Festival, New York, NY
• Slidefest: [in]flux, 2015, International Center of Photography, New York, NY
• .357 estudio / espacio creativo, 2012, Estado de Mexico, Mexico
  
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• Five Artist-Publishers Who Are Changing the Photobook Landscape, Lucy Gallun, 2024, Moma Magazine
  
• Matarile Ediciones with Zach Ritter, Zach Ritter, 2023, The Brooklyn Rail  
  
• Critic’s Pics: “The Rose” at lumber room, Ella Ray, 2023, Artforum International
• Martha Naranjo Sandoval, The Stench of Orange Blossoms @Miriam, Olga Yatskevich, 2023, Collector Daily
• 30 Photobooks Around Roots: Challenges of American Photographers with different backgrounds, Miwa Susuda, 2022, IMA Magazine Vol. 38
• “A miniature world, frozen in time”: Martha Naranjo Sandoval reanimates the medium of stereoscopic photography, Elfie Thomas, 2022, It’s Nice That
• Martha Naranjo Sandoval, Sangre de mi Sangre, Olga Yatskevich, 2022, Collector Daily
• Martha Naranjo Sandoval, 2021, Ain’t Bad Magazine Issue No. 15
• Written Portraits Interview with Martha Naranjo Sandoval, Verónica Puche, 2020, Notas al Futuro
• July 31 Weekend Portfolio: Martha Naranjo Sandoval, 2020, Museé Magazine
• Exposición virtual “Any Time Soon”, 2020, El Espectador, 
• Martha Naranjo Sandoval, ed. Jacqueline Cantu and Markee Speyer, 2019, Ginger Zine Issue No. 17
• Overlap: Intersecting Identities at the Baxter St. Camera Club, Nicole Kaack, 2016, Artcritical
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• Flowering Wound, Martha Naranjo Sandoval, 2024, published by Calipso Press
• Bodega Rider, Martha Naranjo Sandoval, 2023, published by Matarile Ediciones
• Como Agua Para Ajolote, Martha Naranjo Sandoval, 2022, published by Dashwood Books
• Sangre de mi Sangre, Martha Naranjo Sandoval, ed. Justine Kurland, 2021, published by Matarile Ediciones
• Everyone Is Asleep But Me, ed. Marisa Sottos and Angelina Lin, 2019
• After the Fact, ed. Martha Naranjo Sandoval, contributions by Jean Marie Casbarian, Nona Faustine, Alex Fialho, Katherine Hubbard, Steffani Jemison, Ivana Larrosa, Minny Lee, Bia Monteiro, Verónica Puche, Milagros de la Torre, Carrie Schneider, T. Nikki Cesare Schotzko, and Martha Wilson, 2016
• Petén 411, Martha Naranjo Sandoval, 2014, Self-published
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• Proyecto Bachué, Bogotá
• International Center of Photography Library
• Museum of Modern Art Library
• Watson Library at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Hessel Museum of Art at the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College
• Museum of Modern Art Library
• New York Public Library
  
• San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Library
  
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• Baxter Street at the Camera Club of New Work, 2023
• Flux Factory, 2017
• .357 estudio / espacio creativo, 2012
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• MFA in Advanced Studies in Photography, International Center of Photography and Bard College
• Licenciatura (BFA) in Film and Television, Centro de Diseño, Cine y Televisión