Frances Denny is a multi-award-winning artist and photographer whose work centers on the exploration of female identities. With her art represented by ClampArt in New York City, she balances her art practices while working as an editorial and commercial photographer. Frances has an impressive educational background having studied at The Park School, Concord Academy, Gallatin School of Individualized Study at New York University, and The International Center of Photography, where she studied Professional Certificate in General Studies in Photography. Furthermore, she holds an MFA in Photography from the prestigious Rhode Island School of Design.

Frances has won numerous awards, including PDN’s 30, LensCulture Emerging Talent, Magenta Flash Forward, and Critical Mass. In 2016, she received a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship in Photography. Her first monograph, Let Virtue Be Your Guide, was published in 2016 by Radius Books. In addition to her solo career, Frances is one-half of Dafne, a creative partnership with art director Catherine Duffy, producing visual stories for new and existing brands.

In the past, Frances served as a White House Advance Team Associate and Founding Editor at Scrapped Magazine. At Rhode Island School of Design, she worked as a Photography Instructor and Teaching Assistant.