ABOUT JENNIFER
Jennifer Drucker is an artist whose practice spans more than twenty-five years, working primarily in photography with a focus on alternative processes, including platinum and palladium printing. Born in New York City, she has exhibited extensively throughout the United States and internationally, with a sustained presence across Europe, Asia, and Russia. Her work explores the quiet, ephemeral moments that shape human experience, often rendered through luminous, hand-crafted prints.
Her recent exhibitions include Voci in Empoli (2025); Rosphoto in St. Petersburg and La città degli amici in Empoli, Italy (2024); and La città degli amici at Filarete Art Studio (2023). She has exhibited internationally in Japan, including Miyayama and Friends Artists of the World at Gallery U (2021) and The Face at Eumeria-b Gallery (2012), as well as in Russia at the Novosibirsk State Art Museum (2020, 2006) and Moscow Museum of Modern Art (2011). Her work has also been featured in Italy at venues including Castello Normanno Svevo (2012) and Palazzo dei Consoli (2005).
In the United States, Jennifer has been included in major exhibitions such as the Long Island Biennial at the Heckscher Museum of Art (2016, 2014, 2012), as well as exhibitions at the Hillwood Art Museum, Mills Pond House Gallery, fotofoto Gallery, and Iris Gallery, among others. Earlier in her career, she participated in international group exhibitions across Germany, Italy, and Russia, including NYC International Perspectives in Bremen (2011) and Omsk (2009).
Jennifer’s work is held in the permanent collection of the International Museum of Women in Art, as well as in numerous private and corporate collections. She currently lives and works in Rhode Island.