Mindy Stricke is a photographer and collaborative community artist. She began her career blending different mediums as an interactive media producer and writer at NBC, and went on to study photography at the International Center of Photography in New York City. In 2003 she combined her interactive and portrait photography skills to launch SingleShots.com, the first photo studio to specialize in online dating.

She continued to work on solo projects, exhibiting her work throughout North America, including the Safe-T Gallery, Makor/Steinhardt Center, the Spike Gallery, Pen and Brush Gallery, CUE Art Foundation and Galapagos Art Space, all in New York City, as well as the Maine Photographic Workshops and the Cade Center for Fine Arts in Maryland, among others. She was also invited to contribute her story as a portrait maker to the Smithsonian Institute Photography Initiative online exhibit Click! Photography Changes Everything. Her portraits and other work have been featured in international publications including the New York Times, Time Magazine, Newsweek, Time Out New York and Voce in Japan.

As a collaborator and community artist, she loves experimenting with new forms and different group processes. With the collective Wa-kow!, she produced and exhibited the multi-media installation Holy/Oil at Living Arts of Tulsa in 2007. In 2008 she began working with Jumblies Theatre in Toronto, developing workshops and multi-disciplinary projects with seniors, youth and adults at the Davenport Perth Neighborhood Centre and Mabelle Arts in Etobicoke. Originally from New York, she now lives in Toronto, Ontario with her husband David and daughter Noa.