: Images and Motion

Nancy LeVine is an award winning photographer who has traveled worldwide on a variety of assignments. Her ‘Senior Dogs Across America’ (Schiffer Publishing, 2016) has been featured on The Today Show, Oprah.com, The New York Times LENS Blog, The Huffington Post, Boston Globe, BBC, Feature Shoot, Lens Culture and numerous other media around the world. A solo show of this work opened at the Houston Center for Photography. Nancy’s dog photography was selected for the book Really Good DOG Photography (Hoxton Mini Press/ Penguin, 2017). This anthology features the best dog photography in the world. Her assignment resume is extensive and it includes Seattle Children’s Hospital, Starbucks, Microsoft, and PBS. The first phase of her career was focused on fashion and personalities in New York and Paris. Her work has appeared in numerous publications such as L’Officiel de la Couture (Paris), Vogue, and The New York Times. LeVine’s first book ‘A Dog’s Book of Truths’ was published in 2002. Her photographs have been presented in gallery shows in New York, Seattle, Houston and Los Angeles. The New Britain Museum of American Art collects her work. Nancy completed her Master of Arts degree at NYU/ICP. She currently works on assignment in New York and wherever her assignments take her. Her photographic portrait project ‘Art: The Moving Thread’ is a photographic portrait series of nationally recognized women in the arts who are all connected by the Thread. LeVine created a historical photographic record of 88 households in Beacon, New York during the initial Covid lockdown called ‘Beacon in Quarantine’. She recently returned from Kenya where she photographed many of the Ithumba elephant orphans, rescued by Sheldrick Wildlife Trust.