About
Kendall Hill (b.1996) is a photographer and Fine Artist from Chicago, IL. Hill's works focus on youth, intimacy, the moments between the present and the next. As a documentary photographer, Kendall is vigil and patient. In his portraiture, he is electric and candid. Hill is the inaugural Filter Photo Fellow, who worked with the Chicago based photo gallery on public programming and their exhibitions for the 2021 year. He has been featured in many prominent Chicago & International exhibitions, collections, and publications, and now works contractually on projects around the country.
Hill is the current Programs Coordinator for the Chicago Public Schools Department of Arts Education unit. In charge of programming and facilitating large scale art events for al CPS students in the network.
Selected Exhibitions
90th Exhibition of Visual Artist Members - The Arts Club of Chicago, February 2022
The Other Art Fair Global : Virtual Editions, March 2021
Artists Run Chicago 2.0 - Hyde Park Arts Center, Aug. 2020
Four Flags Belgium - Netwerk Aalst, Kunsthal, Be-Part, AAIR, CC Strombek, KIOSK, La Loge, CIAP, July 2020
Four Flags Chicago - Chicago Manual Style, July 2020
Re:Working Labor - SAIC Sullivan Gallery, Sept. 2019
BFA Showcase - Krannert Art Museum, May 2019
Dog Eats Dog (Solo) - Champaign , April 2018
New Directions - Congruent Space Chicago, Aug. 2017
Selected Bibliography
In the Waiting Room: Kendall Hill on Silke Otto-Knapp
Kamp,Justin.“Narrativizing the Past”, Off-Kilter Magazine, vol.004.
RE:WORKING LABOR W/ JOHN PREUS
Ryan,Zoe.“Kendall Hill Wants To Challenge The Norm”,Caldera Magazine,July 2019.