Luis Delgado-Qualtrough

Luis Delgado Qualtrough (1952) became a photographer in Mexico where he grew up. His early work was in the social documentary tradition. Today he is particularly interested in furthering the language of visual narrative. He now resides in San Francisco, California. His prints and artist books have been widely exhibited and are held by many museums, universities and private collectors.

Luis Delgado Qualtroughs photographic work integrates narrative and sequential still images to create idea driven content. With which he makes prints, installations and artist books.

Public Collections
SFMOMA, Museum of Fine Art Houston,Harry Ranson Center
Bancroft Library, Berkeley
Green Library, Stanford University, Lehigh University
Art Museum of the Americas, Museet for Fotokunst,Denmark, Bibliotheque National Paris, CMF Mexico, Centro de la Imagen Mexico,Museo de Arte Contemporaneo Argentina, McFarlin Library University of Tulsa, Centro Fotografico Alvarez Bravo Oaxaca, Enfoco Bronx NY, Photographers Network Germany,
Selected Exhibits
Bolinas Museum, Odense Foto Triennial, International Photography Gathering Aleppo Syria, FotoFestiwal Lodz Poland, SF Camerawork, Blue Sky Gallery, Noorderlicht, Centro Cultural Recoleta Buenos Aires, FotoFest, Ansel Adams Center, Centro Colombo Americano, Centro de la Imagen,
Museo De Arte Moderno Mexico.,