Beth Huerta

Beth Huerta is an editor, agent, educator, and AI artist whose practice merges choreography, photography, and generative image-making. She began her career in movement and performance before transitioning into photographic production and artist development, a path that shaped her approach to visual storytelling and curation. Huerta has worked with renowned photographers—including Howard Schatz, Art Streiber, Sandro, and Theo Westenberger—in roles that supported both their creative work and professional trajectories. Her editorial and agenting experience spans artist representation, production oversight, AI-driven creative development, and long-term career guidance. She is an Adjunct Professor in the Photography Program at Drexel University and has taught at University of the Arts as well as serving as a guest instructor at Columbia College Chicago. Huerta mentors emerging photographers through NYC Salt and serves on the Advisory Team for FreshLens Chicago. Her current work with generative tools exists alongside her long-standing commitment to photography and artist advocacy. She approaches AI not as a replacement for traditional image-making, but as part of an evolving conversation about authorship, methodology, and the future of visual expression.