SF CAMERAWORK STAFF, BOARD, COMMITTEES, & SUPPORTERS
Jasmine Ross
Gallery Associate
Jasmine Ross is a lens-based artist from Oakland, California, and a recent Yale graduate with a B.A. in Ethics, Politics, and Economics, and Art. Her fine-arts documentary photography explores themes of identity politics, intergenerational memory, and ancestral heritage, reflecting her perspective as a multiracial Black woman. Working primarily with medium and large format cameras, Ross embraces the slow, intentional process of analog image-making, where so-called failures become unexpected gifts. Her practice grounds itself in honoring community-builders, ensuring their contributions are acknowledged in their lifetimes. Ross’s debut group show, Tell It Slant at the Yale School of Art, documented the closure of Beauty Plus, a 31-year-old Black-owned New Haven beauty supply store. Alongside her artistic practice, she has gained extensive experience in fundraising and exhibition production through organizing her first independent solo show. Having navigated the inequities of the gallery world early in her career, Ross is committed to fostering more equitable outcomes for artists—an ethos that fuels her excitement to join SF Camerawork as Gallery Associate, where she looks forward to learning the business of art while supporting and uplifting fellow artists.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Jonathan Calm
Stephanie Cochinos
Brooke Farrington
Joanna Knutsen
Ashima Yadava
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Susan Malone, Chair
Jonathan Calm
Stephanie Cochinos
Jamil Hellu
GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE
Brooke Farrington, Chair
Jonathan Calm
Joanna Knutsen
PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE
Ashima Yadava, Chair
Brooke Farrington
Jamil Hellu
SUPPORTERS
SF Camerawork receives significant support in the form of grants and in-kind donations from San Francisco Grants for the Arts, Fort Mason Center for Arts and Culture, The Heliocentric Arts Fund, The Joy of Giving Something, Skyline Foundation, and Drusie Davis Family Foundation as well as individual contributors, and SF Camerawork's Membership.
Special Thanks to Our Generous Contributors of 2024-2025:
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