Jen Sudul Edwards on the Work of Annie Liebovitz

Piedmont Arts Podcast

By David Boraks Photographer Annie Leibovitz is legendary for her iconic photos of celebrities - from professional athletes and politicians to entertainers and artists. Many of those photos, plus a few you haven't seen, are in the exhibit "Annie Leibovitz/WORK" at the Mint Museum Uptown through the end of August. Jen Sudul-Edwards chief curator for the Mint talks about Leibovitz's style and career. Learn more about the Annie Leibovitz/WORK exhibit at the Mint Museum. Mint Chief Curator Jen Sudul Edwards talks to reporters and staff at the press opening for "Annie Leibovitz / Work" at the Mint Museum Uptown in Charlotte on 4/25/25. This set of photos (left) depicts celebrities in their cars.David Boraks/WDAV Top: A photo of soldiers at Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines, with Mary, "Queen of the Negritos" on the base. 1968Bottom: Leibovitz's grandmother in her house in Waterbury, Connecticut, early 70s.David Boraks/WDAV Chief curator Jen Sudul Edwards talks to staff and reporters at the press opening of Annie Leibovitz's retrospective at the Mint Museum Uptown.David Boraks/WDAV Leibovitz's photo of Georgia O'Keeffe on a big screen, next to a "salon wall" of her other portraits of the famous. At the Mint Museum Uptown.David Boraks/WDAV