Cetywa Powell

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Cetywa Powell is an American photographer, writer, and filmmaker. Her book, Meanwhile, here in Austin, was published in 2025. Her photography has appeared in The New York Times and MONOVISIONS Black & White Photography Magazine. She has a Bachelor's degree in chemistry from Columbia University.

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Filmography

Year Title Credited as
Director Writer Producer
2025 Thirty 84 Yes Yes Yes Feature-Length Animated Film
2021 Riker's TownYes No Yes Feature-Length Animated Film
2014 Dawn at MidnightYes Yes Yes Feature-length Documentary
2011 Santiago Files Yes Yes Yes Feature-Length Documentary
2008 Dirty Hands (2008 drama film) No Yes Yes Feature-Length Political Drama

Photography

In 2017, Powell contributed photos to the California Today section of the New York Times.

Books

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References

  1. McPhate, Mike (15 March 2017). "California Today: A Gallery Flees and Neighborhood Activists Cheer". The New York Times.
  2. McPhate, Mike (9 January 2017). "California Today: Severe Flooding, but Does That Mean Drought Relief?". The New York Times.
  3. McPhate, Mike (August 2017). "California Today: What Would a Very L.A. Olympics Look Like?". The New York Times.
  4. "2018 Spirit of Flight Photography Exhibition | the Museum of Flight".
  5. About Town Magazine, San Diego, Winter 2017/2018 issue
  6. Seeing in Sixes Magazine by LensWork (2017)
  7. Monovisions B&W photography magazine (2016)
  8. "The Alamo Reimagined".
  9. "Cetywa Powell, Faces of Eve".
  10. "Cetywa Powell - HONORABLE MENTION".
  11. "IPA 2016 Winner / White Ashes Ceremony / Cetywa Powell".
  12. "People: Children - honorable mention - Cetywa Powell (United States)".
  13. "Shoot the Frame".
  14. "IPA 2015 Winner / Pushing the Rock / Cetywa Powell".
  15. "National Geographic Your Shot". Archived from the original on July 2, 2013.
  16. London (2018)
  17. New York (2017)
  18. Vermont (2015)
  19. Maryland (2014)
  20. Virginia (2014)
  21. France (2013-2014)
  22. Ten8Photography
  23. Dirty Hands screenplay