Lynne Warberg

CAREER SUMMARY

Lynne Warberg (b.1951, Aurora, IL) is an American photographer and writer embracing spiritual and cultural diversity to advocate for worldwide social, environmental and mental health change. Warberg has photographed for Editorial and Advertising clients and on set shooting publicity film stills and celebrity portraits in the US and across the globe.
Photographer Lynne Warberg produced documentaries and a feature film with Academy Award nominee, Sparky Greene. Working in the film industry as a still and "special" photographer for almost two decades, her film credits can be found on .

Warberg's work has been collected by institutions and private collectors.

Lynne continues to work in the style of photographic New Journalism writing and shooting editorial projects.

Vita Brevis Photography

Lynne studied with photography masters at The Friends of Photography workshops in Carmel, CA; the renowned scenic photographer Ansel Adams, Mary Ellen Mark,
Ruth Bernard, Duane Michals, Annie Liebovitz, Bill Burke, William Christenberry, and William Clift. In New York City Warberg was mentored by Magnum photographers; Eli Reed, Michael K Nichols, Alex Webb, and Bruce Davidson.

Warberg studied Creative Writing at the University of Arizona and worked closely with the author, Alan Harrington, on her second draft, of her memoir entitled, "Blond Voodoo".

SELECTED SOLO /GROUP/ ONLINE EXHIBITIONS

“My Brain Is on Fire” 2019
Social Documentary Network
https://www.socialdocumentary.net/photographer/LynneWarberg

“Night” 2016
Curated by Sean Corcoran
(1) Photograph from Haiti's Vodou Culture
Plan Du Nord, July 1988
Center for Fine Art Photography
Fort Collins, CO

“Human Flows” 2013
Curated by Sam Barzilay
(3) photographs from “Possession: Haiti’s Vodou Culture
University of Cambridge, England
CRASSH/Alison Richard Building

“From Darkness to Light: Rites and Rituals of Transcendence” 2010
(3) photographs from “Possession: Haiti’s Vodou Culture
Caladan Gallery
Cambridge, MA

Portraits 2009
Juror: Mary Ellen Mark
(2) photographs from the series “My Brain is on Fire”
Center for Fine Art Photography
Fort Collins, CO

Possession: Haiti’s Vodou Culture, Solo Exhibition, 2007-2008
Ringling Art House
Sarasota, FL