Erika P. Rodriguez

Photographer / Based in San Juan, Puerto Rico

Erika P. Rodríguez is a photographer based in San Juan, Puerto Rico. My personal work meditates on the fragility of the island’s collective memory and the implicit tension present by the lack of our political... read on

Focus: Photographer, Photojournalist, Politics, Documentary, News, Film, Photography, Domestic, Portraiture, Culture, Arts & Culture, Freelance, Civil Rights and Social Inequality, Assignments

Skills: Translator, Photo Assisting, Photojournalism

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Erika P. Rodriguez

Photographer / Based in San Juan, Puerto Rico

For The Washington Post: Justino Díaz

For El Nuevo Día: Bad Bunny Fans

For Wharton's Magazine: Their Oldest Living Alumni

For NYTimes: Power Outages in P.R.

For NY Times: Dayshalee Salamán makes the Olympics

For Billboard: Bad Bunny & Tommy Torres

For El Pais: Los nudos de la violencia de género en Puerto Rico

Featured in book: 'Latinx Photography in the U.S.'

For T Magazine: Zilia Sánchez

MoCP in Chicago: Behind the Lens

For Medium: After Hurricane Maria femicides in Puerto Rico doubled

Women Photograph: 2019 Year In Pictures

Published: November & December

For NPR: The Days Of Legal Cockfighting Are Numbered

Published: October

For NY Times: L.G.B.T.Q. Safe Spaces in Puerto Rico

[PR: IN/EX] Exhibition in Los Angeles

The Lit List: Awardee!

In Smithsonian Magazine: 'The Oldest Colony'

Cube at Photoville

First-ever Latin American Foto Festival in NY!

Residency at Trinity College

Prints for Sale Online: Forgotten Lands Benefit Exhibit

Story in Audubon Magazine

Erika P. Rodriguez

Photographer / Based in San Juan, Puerto Rico

For The Washington Post: Justino Díaz

For El Nuevo Día: Bad Bunny Fans

For Wharton's Magazine: Their Oldest Living Alumni

For NYTimes: Power Outages in P.R.

For NY Times: Dayshalee Salamán makes the Olympics

For Billboard: Bad Bunny & Tommy Torres

For El Pai­s: Los nudos de la violencia de género en Puerto Rico

Featured in book: 'Latinx Photography in the U.S.'

For T Magazine: Zilia Sánchez

MoCP in Chicago: Behind the Lens

For Medium: After Hurricane Maria femicides in Puerto Rico doubled

Women Photograph: 2019 Year In Pictures

Published: November & December

For NPR: The Days Of Legal Cockfighting Are Numbered

Published: October

For NY Times: L.G.B.T.Q. Safe Spaces in Puerto Rico

[PR: IN/EX] Exhibition in Los Angeles

The Lit List: Awardee!

In Smithsonian Magazine: 'The Oldest Colony'

Cube at Photoville

First-ever Latin American Foto Festival in NY!

Residency at Trinity College

Prints for Sale Online: Forgotten Lands Benefit Exhibit

Story in Audubon Magazine

For El Pais: Los nudos de la violencia de género en Puerto Rico