Emily “Billie” Warnock (b. 1996) is a queer, Denver-based multidisciplinary artist working primarily in analog photography. Their work explores identity, home, community, mental health, and the experience of grief through documentary, portraiture, and experimental photography. Their exhibition draws on a decade-long body of work shot on medium-format and 35mm film, using imagery to express vulnerable experiences beyond language. Warnock’s work has appeared in numerous exhibitions and Colorado’s Month of Photography 2025, as well as in self-published photography books and Better Off Zine.
From the "I'm not explaining this" series. A color photograph of a chair in a room with rich, golden light illuminating.
Additional Artworks
From Colorado Photographic Arts Center
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Annette LeMay Burke
Fauxliage - Tenmile Creek, Frisco, CO
Archival Pigment Print
17 x 22 in
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Holly Roberts
Falling Sky II
Mixed Media
14 x 11 in
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Clyde C. Gall
Fairmount Cemetery Entrance
Black and White photograph
10.5 x 13 in
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Dan Phill
Family
Black and White photograph
6 x 9.5 in
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Rowan P. Smolcha
Farm Chore
Color Photograph, Color Screen Print
14 x 18 in
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Leon Griggs, Jr.
Farm Scene
Color Photograph, Color Screen Print
13.5 x 18 in
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Ira Current
Fall Colors
Dye transfer print
9.5 x 7.5 in
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Antone Dolezal Lara Shipley
False Lights
Archival Pigment Print
15 x 18 in
About the artist
Billie Warnock
b. 1996