Selected Press & Publications

  • Bill Bartholomew, Rhode Island PBS
  • How to See Silicon Valley
  • Mary Beth Meehan's photos dissolve distances between people, Christian Science Monitor, April Austin, October 6, 2021
  • Book Review: The Soul of Silicon Valley, Stanford Magazine, September 2021
  • Bearing Witness to Black Lives, The Boston Globe, Cate McQuaid, August 12, 2021
  • Seeing Silicon Valley creators on the tech hub's growing inequalities, Yahoo Finance Video, September 7, 2021
  • Seeing Silicon Valley book spotlights people lost in the shadows of the tech capital, Annie Vainshtein, San Francisco Chronicle, May 26, 2021

  • Mary Beth Meehan: Seeing Silicon Valley, Lenscratch, Aline Smithson, May 7, 2021
  • In uber-rich Silicon Valley, her camera captures those struggling to survive,The Washington Post, by Linda Matchan, 5.2.2021
  • Visual Arts Review: Seeing Silicon Valley - Our Future Dystopia? Peter Walsh, The Arts Fuse, April 28, 2021
  • Silicon Valley's Hidden Voices, Los Angeles Review of Books, by W. Patrick McCray, 3.25.2021
  • Public art portrait series stirs conversation about race in Newnan, Atlanta Journal Constitution, by Felicia Feaster, 3.16.2020
  • Art Forces a Small Southern City to Rethink Its Image, How 17 Outsize Portraits Rattled a Small Southern Town, The New York Times, by Audra D.S. Burch, 1.19.2020
  • GPB Radio News - NPR, Virginia Prescott & La'Raven Taylor, 8.9.2019 Diversity on Display: Art Installation Sparks Conversation Among Newnan Residents
  • If These Walls Could Talk, Providence Monthly, Lauren Vella, 8.5.2019
  • Mary Beth Meehan: Seeing Newnan, Lenscratch, Aline Smithson, 5.29.2019
  • Seeing Newnan: Outsize portraits of everyday people, Newnan Times-Herald, Sarah Fay Campbell, 3.27.2019
  • Art New England, by Molly Zapp, 12.1.2018
  • Le Monde, "The Silicon Valley Invisibles" ,(published in French), by Damien Leloup, 12.6.2018
  • Usbek & Rica, "Silicon Valley Shows Us What Unleashed Capitalism Looks Like”, (published in French), by Annabelle Laurent, 11.21.2018
  • Mais Ou Va Le Web? ,"Mary Beth Meehan: behind the clichés of Silicon Valley" (published in French), By Irénée Régnauld, 11.12.2018
  • Upworthy, by Ally Hirshlag, 5.16.2018
  • Take Magazine, by Poornima Apte, 6.17.2017
  • World Photography Organization Mary Beth Meehan Undocumented - The Fence
  • Urban art installation helps Providence see the big picture, by Linda Matchan, The Boston Globe, April 5, 2016
  • The Huffington Post, by James Cave, 9.18.2015 Photos Show Rare Glimpse of How Immigrants Really Live in America
  • Some Intense, beautiful photography is on display at Brooklyn Bridge Park This Summer, Brooklyn Magazine, by Sam Blum, 7.23.15
  • Photographer's study of Providence residents taking center stage, The Providence Journal, by Bill Van Siclen, 6.4.2015
  • Inside the Homes of America's Undocumented Immigrants, Business Insider Magazine, Australia, by Christian Storm, 12.3.2014
  • An Unofficial Home Away From Home, The Dish, by Andrew Sullivan 10.29.2014
  • Mary Beth Meehan Photography, An Intimate Glimpse into the Homes of Undocumented Immigrants in America, Feature Shoot, by Jenna Garrett, 10.10.2014
  • Mary Beth Meehan City of Champions, LOUPE: Journal of the Photographic Resource Center, by Francine Weiss, 6.10.2013
  • Three shows at Griffin Museum of Photography, by Mark Feeney, The Boston Globe, January 24, 2013
  • The Photographs of Mary Beth Meehan, Africa is a Country, by Orlando Reade, 7.7.2012
  • Clashing Realities in a "City of Champions," Sara Katz, The New York Times, May 10, 2012
  • Down But Not Out, Brockton Photo Exhibit Aims to Start a Dialogue About City of Champions Image and Future, Lauren Frohne, Video, 9/23/2011
  • Exhibit goes behind the scenes of illegal immigration, The Providence Journal, Bill Van Siclen, September 15, 2011
  • Mary Beth Meehan, Verve Photo: The New Breed of Documentary Photographers, by Geoffrey Hiller, 6.21.2011
  • Project Basho Photo Competition Onward 11 Jury Prize Winner Interview with Mary Beth Meehan Tokyo Art Beat Magazine (in Japanese), by Rie Yoshioka 5.25.2011
  • Invisible America In immigrants rooms a photographer documents a fragile stability by Dushko Petrovich, Boston Sunday Globe, 10/3/2010