Guest Room:
Siobhán Bohnacker

Siobhán Bohnacker is a Senior Photo Editor at The New Yorker, where she commissions original photography for the magazine, ​art directs The New Yorker’s award-winning short fiction section and curates on photography for newyorker.com.

Prior to joining The New Yorker, she worked as a Photo Editor at The New York Times Magazine and from 2009-2012, worked with NGO’s and non-profits, as well as advertising clients, on the production of high-profile portfolios and campaigns. She has ​acted as on-set producer on over 200 photo shoots, most notably, at The White House, for “Going The Distance”, David Remnick’s profile of President Barack Obama (2014), and “Portraits Of Power”, an ASME-winning portfolio of 56 heads of state, photographed at the United Nations and published in The New Yorker in 2009. A Fellow of The Royal Society of The Arts, Siobhán has been a guest lecturer at ​the photography programs at Yale, The Cooper Union, the School of Visual Arts, and ​is a co-curator of the 2018 Aperture Summer Open. ​She is a graduate of Central Saint Martins School Of Art (London).​

Siobhan Bohnacker asked for submissions that relate to the concept of »Belonging«.