Mariamma Kambon

Delivered comprehensive photography services, encompassing concept development, on-site shooting, post-production, and delivery.

Collaborated with diverse organizations, including United Nations Commission on Status of Women and NYU Tisch.

Established and sustained a solo business, overseeing client communications, budgeting, contracts, and marketing.

Consistently met tight deadlines while ensuring creative integrity and client satisfaction.

Achieved proficiency in analog techniques including film photography and darkroom printing.

Expanded digital photography knowledge, focusing on studio lighting and post-production techniques.

Exhibited works in numerous group and solo shows.

Deepened visual arts understanding through MFA program and internships with renowned studios.

Conducted extensive research for two significant projects: Black Power, My Inheritance and Strange Fruit 21st Century.

Created large-scale multimedia installations integrating text and image elements.

Developed grant writing and proposal skills to secure funding for art projects.

Enhanced art critique and critical writing capabilities through workshops and peer reviews.

Coordinated nationwide publicity campaigns and solo exhibitions to enhance brand visibility.

Developed skills in client acquisition and negotiation to secure valuable partnerships.

Built and managed a comprehensive client database for streamlined communications.

Established and maintained a growing photography database while initiating data redundancy processes.

Recruited and supervised secondary photographers and assistants to support project execution.

Collaborated with organizations including the Fifth Summit of the Americas, Caribbean Airlines, and Sagicor on various initiatives.

Engaged with publications such as Trinidad Express and Newsday to promote projects effectively.

Partnered with non-governmental organizations to advance women's issues throughout Trinidad and Tobago.