Evan James Benally Atwood
is a queer Diné photographer and artist born to the clans Ta'neeszahnii (Tangle clan) and Naakai dine'é (The Mexican Clan), residing in Portland, OR. Their work comes from the intersection of a queer identity and honoring ancestral indigeneity. Evan is passionate working within the queer, indigenous feminist communities, documenting stories that need to be heard, and uplifting marginalized voices.
Will Travel.
all enquiries:
evanjamesatwood@gmail.com
CLIENTS & PUBLICATIONS
- Design Portland Story, Interview 2019
- ImagiNative Film Fest, Oct 2019, Indians Never Die
- TIME Mag, From florida to alaska, america’s LGBTQ bars Feel Like Home to Many, 2019
- Vice Broadly Interview, 2019
- Native Cinema Showcase in New York, Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian Heye Center, 2019
- She Shreds x Red Bull Music B2B, Creative Director, 2018
- Saddle Creek Records, Black Belt Eagle Scout "Indians Never Die" Music Video, Director 2018
- The Independent Haley Heynderickx "No Face" Music Video, Director 2018
- OBP, Jared Mees's "Blue Angels" Music Video, Director 2017
- iGNANT, "A Portrait of the Navajo Reservation, Photo Essay 2016
- Hello Mr Magazine, "Running Dry" Photo & Essay, 2015
- “20 under 20” – Milk Studios, New York, New York, 2014
- IGNANT, Feature 2015
- Huffington Post, 2014
- Flickr, 20 Under 20, 2014
EDUCATION
Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, May 2015
Major in Marketing, Minor in Photography
Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, England
Studied through an International Exchange program, 2013 – 2014
International Management & Marketing