A black and white portrait of a woman wearing a patterned headscarf, with her hand resting on her face, looking at the camera.

Listening to Ibeyi

Blair is a visual artist from The Bahamas.

Her work spans several mediums, but she is best known for her aesthetic in portrait photography. After earning her BFA in Photography at The Savannah College of Art & Design in 2013, she returned home to continue her practice.

Through the years, Blair has crafted a distinct visual language characterized by its rich textures and tonalities. Her photographs are not mere snapshots - they present themselves as full stories with incomplete contexts. Mirroring the essence of her subjects, she skillfully transforms them into living, breathing canvases.

General work inquiries:
hello@blairjmeadows.com

JON BATISTE’S JAZZ CLUB
HAUS OF ASSEMBLY
LYFORD CAY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
ROSEWOOD BAHA MAR
THE ISLAND HOUSE
SIGN ISLAND
SCOTIABANK
TERN GALLERY
CAB GALLERY
NAGB

SELECT CLIENTS + COLLABORATORS

ARMAND DE BRIGNAC/ACE OF SPADES
UNITED PHOTO INDUSTRIES INC.
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY
GRAND HYATT
CLAIRE SULMERS
EATON FINE ART
INSTAGRAM
META

Gallery with four large photographs on white walls and a person viewing them. The photos depict diverse subjects including portraits and artistic images.

EXHIBITIONS + FEATURES
Food Visions - The Luupe x Photoville,
Brooklyn, New York (2021)

META/Instagram Offices

Work featured among 12 Black Women Photographers,
Instagram NY Office, 14th Floor Display (2021)

GAZE - curated by Ivanna Gaitor
The D’Aguilar Art Foundation
Nassau, Bahamas (2023)

PRESS