Join us Tuesday August 17th at 7pm Eastern for a conversation about the creative journey of Stefanie Timmermann and her work Blue Morphs now on the walls of the Atelier Gallery through August 29, 2021.
This event is FREE to Griffin Museum members. $10 for Non Members. Interested in Membership and its benefits? See more about what the Griffin offers here
About Stefanie Timmermann –
Stefanie Timmermann, “Youth”, 2019
I’m a photographer with a background in science and a love for conceptual work.
Environmental and social issues became a focus of my photographic practice during an artist-in-residence at Stone Quarry Hill Art Park in Cazenovia, NY. My series ‘Gaia,’ which takes on environmental destruction, was completed later that same year and was exhibited in ReachArts Gallery, Swampscott, MA.
During the summer of 2020, I continued to investigate how to personally engage with important social issues. My photos of local decisive events surrounding political and pandemic flashpoints led to a window installation (‘Facts of Life’, GALA – Galleries at Lynn Arts – in downtown Lynn, MA). Between December 2020 and March 2021, I worked on and was solely responsible for a process art installation called ‘Metamorphosis XX’ (also at GALA). This full-room immersive installation focused on harnessing and celebrating mental resilience and strength in the face of the pandemic.
I have previously had solo exhibits in 2017 at ReachArts Gallery, Swampscott, MA (2017), and at Marblehead Arts Association in Marblehead, MA (2019). My work has been featured in The Daily Item newspaper (Lynn, MA), Marblehead Wicked Local newspaper, 01907 The Magazine (Swampscott lifestyle magazine), Photofan (French photography magazine) and several other publications. I am currently a board member of the local non-profit Galleries at Lynn Arts and I am in my second year of leading a group on Creative Photography for the Greater Lynn Photographic Association.
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