Born in New Jersey, USA. Cheryl first discovered an interest in photography while studying a BFA in Art History. Moving to New York in the mid-’80s, she freelanced as an assistant for a short period before landing her first major commission for Levi’s. Known and widely recognised for her street photography and documentary filmmaking, Cheryl has successfully integrated her style and vision into her commercial work, attracting commissions from brands such as Diesel, Woolrich, Nike and Adidas. Her 2013 film ‘Everybody Street’ won countless awards and was screened extensively at film festivals worldwide including the Tate Modern, London. 2021 saw the release of her feature-length documentary ‘Moments Like This Never Last’ exploring the life and legacy of the late artist Dash Snow. She continues to live in NYC.
Visual Language – The Art of Protest, Subliminal Projects, Los Angeles, US
Anybody Avenue, Stall Baggage, Tokyo, Japan
Sometimes the Answer, Ivory & Black, London, UK
Spit and Peanut Shells, Country Club Gallery, Cincinnati, OH, US
No One's Not Happy When They're Dancing, Fuse Gallery, New York, US
Habitaire, Elizabeth Paige Smith Atelier, Venice, CA, US
I Was Only Dreaming, Club Rhubard, New York, US
Tagged, Phillips Park Ave, New York, US
Ways of Being, Kohler Arts Center, Sheboygan WI, US
Beyond Trend, Oakland Museum, Oakland, CA, US
The Newsstand – Ocean of Images, MOMA, New York, US
Uncanny, Galleria Patricia Armocida, Milan, Italy
Everybody Street, London Festival of Photography, Tate Modern, London, UK
Beautiful Losers, Santander Cultural Center, Porto Alegro, Brazil
Beautiful Losers, Museum Tour La Triennale di Milano, Italy