Today’s featured Corona artist is Blythe King. A featured artist in 2017 in our Griffin online gallery, Blythe’s creative constructions of women radiate out of our screens. Combining materials to elevate ordinary women to extraordinary beings, her work exemplifies the internal manifestation embodying light and life. We asked her a few questions about her work Read More »
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Corona | Leslie Jean-Bart
In our newest online exhibition, Corona, we seek to illuminate the best part of our lives and lift us out of darkness. This is a difficult time, and we want to let the light in, lifting our souls into the light. In science terms, a “corona” is a usually colored circle often seen around and close Read More »
Bill Franson | Mason Dixon Line
The Griffin Museum continues to bring creativity to the photo community through our Artist Conversations. May 17th is the next installment, presenting photographer Bill Franson. The conversation will focus on his series of photographs along the Mason Dixon line. Hoping to get a preview of this what promises to be an engaging conversation, we asked Read More »
Aline Smithson | Arrangement in Green & Black, Portraits of the Photographer’s Mother
Who is the hardest working photographer, curator, writer, editor, educator, mentor, juggler, community builder, wife, mother, and friend? My vote will always go to Aline Smithson. Needless to say, I am a big fan of her photography and a witness to the results of her teaching and mentoring efforts for photographers all over the world. Read More »
May Online Photo Chat Chat | Photographers on Photography
Join us Thursday for a online Photo Chat Chat featuring the works of Bootsy Holler, Doug Johnson, Susan May Tell and J.P. Terlizzi. The Photo Chat Chat is a lively conversation by photographers for photographers and photography lovers. Each artist has a short presentation about their work, process and creativity, and a Q & A Read More »
Corona | Online Exhibition Opening May 8th
It’s spring, and we are all physically distanced and living via the interwebs to have shared experiences. At a time of renewal, time of reawakening, we are all yearning to break free. We hope to get outside, see the blooms on the trees, breathe deeply of fresh air, unafraid of life in the time of Corona. . Let’s Read More »
10th Annual Photo Book Exhibition | Part 5
Today’s offering is the last in our series on the creative works of our Griffin 10th Annual Photobook Exhibition. Three artists from across the country telling stories crafted or envisioned. To see the full list of works, or ti purchase any of the books you may have seen in these posts, contact Karen Davis of Read More »
10th Annual Photobook Exhibition | Part 4
Today’s selection of phonebooks in part 4 of our series showcases those who are connected to family, science and history. As part of the 10th Annual Photobook Exhibition juried by Karen Davis and Paula Tognarelli, these books highlight the creativity of each artist. Read on. Kate Miller Wilson – Look me in the Lens In Read More »
10th Annual Photobook Exhibition | Part 3
Its day 3 of our Photobook Exhibition posts. Today we look at the objects we surround ourselves with. We hope that as we all stay safe at home, we can take some time to hold the objects we care for with reverence and care. Books can transport us to another space, and especially in these Read More »
10th Annual Photobook Exhibition | Part 2
As part of our series bringing the Griffin exhibitions off the walls and into your devices via the inter webs, we bring you the second in the series from our Photobook Exhibition, curated by Karen Davis and Paula Tognarelli. Today’s books focus on the views of our humanity. Oliver Klink – Cultures in Transition Where Read More »
