Forage and Plant Based Printing – Anthotype Workshop with Anne Eder – 1 Saturday morning in person plus follow up online session

Anthotypes are a nineteenth century process discovered by Sir John Herschel. The innate light sensitivity of plants can be harnessed to produce photographic images that do not require any sort More Info…
Writing About Photography Workshop with Elin Spring and Suzanne Révy – 2 Saturday sessions

The Griffin is thrilled to have Elin Spring & Suzanne Révy back ONLINE to teach their popular writing workshop. Saturday, June 3 2023 11:00am – 1:00pm EST Saturday, June 10 More Info…
Daytime Long Exposure Photography – Learn to Capture Time – 9 sessions (5 classroom, 4 on-location) June/July/Aug 2023

This is a workshop to explore the creative aspects of long exposures taken during daylight. Similar in concept to night photography, daytime long exposures record 1 to 15 minutes of More Info…
Aerial Photography and Drone Fundamentals Workshop Sat/Sun June 10 + 11

The astonishing proliferation of drones in recent years has allowed photographers to see the world from an entirely new vantage point. This weekend workshop will help you explore aerial photography’s More Info…
Caleb Cain Marcus | Publisher in Residence

Looking for photo book design ideas? Need to tweak your monograph to perfection? We are excited to have Caleb Cain Marcus with us in Winchester at the museum for a More Info…
Melanie McWhorter | Publisher in Residence

We are so thrilled to have Melanie McWhorter of Grenade in a Jar with us in the Griffin Zoom Room for a day of project reviews. Do you have a More Info…
Introduction to Handmade Photobook Binding with Eliot Dudik – 1 week intensive

In this 5-day intensive course, we will start by pouring over photographs you have brought with you to the Griffin Museum that represent a project you have been toying with More Info…
Storytelling Through Portrait Photography with Meghan Ireland for ages 11 – 14

In this workshop, geared toward youth aged 11-14, discover how to create and compose striking portraits, work with natural light and shadow, and tell a compelling story through your photos. More Info…
Photo Transfer Techniques and Hand Coloring with Jari Poulin -1 week intensive

This intensive five day workshop is designed for those who would like to use their images for a creative journey that includes putting their hand and imagination to work with More Info…
Refraction and Reflection: The Magic of Water with Karin Rosenthal – 1 week intensive

Still water, especially when combined with reflection, can transform and add complexity to images. It can turn a simple subject into an idea, a mystery, or an evocative illusion. Water More Info…
Advanced Lightroom with Sue Anne Hodges

In this workshop we will go beyond the basic Lightroom workflow. Knowing how to make Lightroom more efficient and how to problem solve things like adding hard drives, moving files, More Info…
Photography and the non-traditional form with Marcy Palmer

This workshop will question traditional forms of photography and explore the use of photography in alternative approaches. These nontraditional forms include the use of texture in a photographic print or More Info…
Editing and Sequencing Workshop with Emily Belz

Photographers are regularly faced with editing and sequencing their work whether for portfolio, exhibition, website, juried show submission, or grant proposal. In this workshop we will look at the art More Info…
Photography Atelier 38 with Jennifer McClure

The Griffin Museum is pleased to continue its legacy of fostering creative growth with the Photography Atelier, now in its 38th session. This portfolio and project building course will inspire More Info…
Photography Atelier 38 with Emily Belz



The Griffin Museum is pleased to continue its legacy of fostering creative growth with the Photography Atelier, now in its 38th session. This portfolio and project building course will inspire More Info…
Self Portraiture with Donna Garcia


How do we make an image of ourselves that moves beyond the selfie? What elevates a self-portrait into a fine art narrative? How can we use our physical presence in More Info…
Documentary Roots / Contemporary Practice with Jason Langer, Debi Cornwall, Ed Kashi, and Victoria Sambunaris


Documentary photography is one of the bedrock photographic practices. Going back to the days of Louis Daguerre capturing the first photographic image of a person having his shoes shined on More Info…
The Self-Published Photobook Workshop with Karen Davis


The Self-Published Photobook Workshop A photobook is an autonomous art form, comparable to a piece of sculpture, a play or a film. (Dutch photography critic Ralph Prins) In this workshop, we More Info…
DIY to NFT: How to find your place in today’s Art World with Michael Foley


As photography continually evolves through the advancement of technology, so has the marketplace and your position in it. As photographers, we have more choices than ever to place, position, market, More Info…
Digital Printing Workshop with Sue Anne Hodges


Making the transition from seeing an image on the screen to seeing it in print can be a challenge. To make a successful print takes more than knowing what buttons More Info…
Immersive Guided Meditation for the Creative Mind with Heather Walsh


This virtual, online workshop introduces students to Immersive Guided Meditation as a tool to access an abundance of creativity, clarity, and the courage needed to thrive as a contemporary photographer. More Info…
Thinking Outside the Lines – Creative Printmaking with Gelli Plates & Photography with Jari Poulin


Students will learn how to make fabulous monoprints on watercolor paper with a gelli plate as a background for their photography. With non-toxic Akua inks, stencils and ink jet prints More Info…
Using Social Media in Photography: a two session workshop with Sherri Littlefield


Social Media is ubiquitous in everyday life, how can we best use it to promote ourselves and/or brand? This two-part course will explore tools and applications of social media and More Info…
Advanced Critique and Mentoring Program with Aline Smithson


The Griffin Museum is pleased to again offer a mentoring and critique program for conscientious and self-motivated photographers seeking to broaden how they create and think about photography. Participants will More Info…