Chris Aluka Berry is a documentary photographer based in Atlanta, Georgia whose long form essays challenge cultural norms and racial stereotypes by exploring race, class, and faith within underrepresented communities. Second Chances: Josh’s Salvation, documents Joshua Reynold’s life in prison. His hope is that this project can show the humanity of the prison population and… [Read More]
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Landry Major Griffin State of Mind
Landry Major is an award winning photographer of Fine Arts based in Los Angeles, California. She strives to create images that remind us of the bygone, simpler days that have been such an important part of our history. Keepers of the West highlights these days, where hard work and stoicism, as well as the grace… [Read More]
Spring Education schedule is online!
Spring class registration is now open! Join us to develop your craft with new opportunities for advancement. Portfolio Development, History of Photography, Alternative Process and Night Photography are among some of the offerings. Take a look at whats coming up this Spring with our new Education Catalog. We’ve added a new workshop in June! Elin… [Read More]
John Chervinsky Emerging Photographer Scholarship Award Winner | Justin Michael Emmanuel
The John Chervinsky Emerging Photographer Scholarship 2022 The Griffin Museum of Photography is pleased to announce the winner of the 2021 John Chervinsky Emerging Photographer Scholarship, Justin Michael Emmanuel. His series A Facefull of Mangos captivated this years jury to earn him a monetary award, an upcoming exhibition and artist talk at the Griffin Museum… [Read More]
Susan Irene Correia | Griffin State of Mind
In today’s Griffin State of Mind, we are thrilled to share our conversation with Susan Irene Correia—equine photographer whose work is devoted to capturing the spirit of the horse in her photography. As part of our E.caballus exhibition, Correia’s works include Power – Dance with Beauty, Play with Abandon, and Be Loved. To learn what… [Read More]
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E-Blasts Check out our latest e-blast by date. Catch up on the latest from the Griffin. To receive our E-blast by email, subscribe for e-news above. 2021 December 28, 2021 E-Blast Griffin Museum December 16, 2021 E-Blast Griffin Museum December 13, 2021 E-Blast Griffin Museum November 16, 2021 E-Blast Griffin Museum November 9, 2021 E-Blast… [Read More]
Griffin State of Mind | Home Views – Melanie Walker
As a practicing artist for over 50 years, Melanie Walker’s work focuses on alternative photographic processes, digital and mixed media as well as large scale photographic installations. Featured in our Home Views show, her exhibition Wanderlust is rooted in memory and dreams as her works are drawn from images that she has taken over the… [Read More]
Griffin State of Mind | Home Views – Charles Mintz
Charles Mintz is a photographer living in Cleveland, OH. His work is “primarily documentary, built around ideas that are interesting and important to him.” His series, Lustron Stories, is about the legacy of houses produced by the Lustron Corporation between 1948 and 1950. The corporation itself is gone, but several houses they produced are still… [Read More]
Griffin State of Mind | Home Views – Judi Iranyi
Judi Iranyi was born in Hungary, and lived in several places before coming to San Francisco in 1971. After her retirement, she dedicated her time to photography, and her work includes street and travel photography, portraits, documentary work, still life photography, and botanicals. Her solo exhibition, Mantel, looks at the symbolism of mantels and fireplaces…. [Read More]
Griffin State of Mind | Home Views – Roberta Neidigh
Roberta Neidigh grew up on a farm in the rural Midwest. Her current work “explores the ways in which we cultivate our public and private spaces”. Her exhibition Property Line looks at the visual dialogue between two plots of suburban land: “This point of contact, on the property line, reveals communication between neighbors through landscape… [Read More]
