The Griffin Museum at Digital Silver Imaging

Charter Weeks Realometer: 50 Years of America March 7 – May 12, 2017 reception is April 20, 2017 from 6-8 As an art student in the 1960’s studying with Harry Callahan at the Rhode Island School of Design, Charter Weeks got a fundamental grounding in the technical and structural elements of image making. The influences… [Read More]

Sean Kernan was looking for experience not photographs when he happened upon a small boxing club in Kampala, Uganda. His involvement with this place and its people captured his attention, he began photographing and his method of shooting and seeing was challenged. “For me the great gift of the place was that it did not… [Read More]

In his series of photographs Romancing Σtone, Jonathan Spath unifies two areas of deep personal interest – math and photography. The photos, taken in a former granite quarry on Cape Ann, MA, also reflect his style of photographing which “looks further and deeper into everyday surroundings to discover what singular perspectives may exist both in… [Read More]

Roger Archibald, Ben Arnon, Bill Betcher, John Bunzick, Christopher Chadbourne, Bill Clark, Cattie Coyle, Margo Cooper, Joe Greene, Beth Hankes, Cynthia Johnston, Greg Jundanian, Uday Khambadkone, Lee Kilpatrick, Eliot Schildkrout, Andy Schirmer, Jean Schnell, Dianne Schaefer, Ellen Slotnick, Cindy Weisbart, Lincoln Williams, and Kalman Zabarsky

Jonathan Stark’s photography is an exploration of emotion, which he describes as “falling visually in love with people and places.” Stark has visited Morocco, Guadeloupe, Canada, Puerto Rico, and much of Europe. A series of his photographs, France:Chaleur, is featured at Digital Silver Imaging in Belmont, MA, November 18 though January 14. An opening reception… [Read More]

  Francine Zaslow is known for her ability to take mundane products and transform them into something unexpected. A series of her photographs, Food Cycles, is featured at the Griffin Museum at Digital Silver Imaging in Belmont, MA, September 16 through November 12. An opening reception is September 16, 6-8 PM. In her commercial and… [Read More]

Each year since 2005, Charles A. Meyer has photographed the Annual Mule Auction in Dickson, Tennessee. “I am drawn to this small rural gathering; the culture, the social dynamics, and the mules themselves constitute a unique setting that I have not encountered elsewhere,” he says. “Each time I return, the work evolves and I am… [Read More]

British photographer Venetia Dearden collaborated with the English fashion house, Mulberry, to create a collection of images celebrating its 40th birthday. A series of her photographs, Undressed, is featured at the Griffin Museum at Digital Silver Imaging, 9 Brighton St., Belmont, MA, October 5 through November 9. A reception is October 5, 6-8 p.m. The… [Read More]

Former Boston Globe staff and noted bird photographer Mark Wilson talks about Roger Tory Peterson, bird photography, and his fascination with our avian friends. He’s assisted by his wife, Marcia Wilson, and three live owls. The Wilsons use the owls for educational purposes through their organization Eyes on Owls. Don’t forget to bring your camera…. [Read More]

VII Photo Agency represents the world’s eminent photojournalists responsible for documenting global events with a focus on human rights. The Griffin Museum of Photography by Digital Silver Imaging Gallery is thrilled to exhibit 100 images by nineteen of these dynamic, innovative and greatly respected image makers opening on March 15th, 2012 from 6 – 8… [Read More]