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Posted on October 4, 2021

Winter Solstice 2021
Griffin Member Artists
December 9 – January 2, 2022

Exhibition Dates December 9, 2021 - January 2, 2022
Artist Reception December 9, 2021 7 - 8:30 pm

palm tree
© Debe Arlook, California Date
sand w palnt
© Frank Armstrong, White Sands National Park, New Mexico
main st
© Mark Barnette, South Main, Hutchinson, KS

road sign
© Gary Beeber, DRIVE – THRU
blue butterfly
© Meg Birnbaum, Blue
light leak
© Maureen Bond, Winter Solstice

yellow flowers
© Valerie Burke, Yellow Butterflies
wishbone
© Jessica Burko, Hold On
face obscured
© Bridget Conn, Deep Breath, Chantel no. 1

rusted metal
© Lee Cott, Offering
person w tulip
© Donna Dangott, Hiding in the Tulips
raven on branches
© L. Aviva DIamond, Tiny Immensity #40, Hummingbird on Starry Clover

space needle
© Steven Edson, Holes in the Universe
cosmos flowers
© Libby Ellis, #7699
drawers w stuff
© Kev Filmore, Snow From Behind the House

polaroid desert view
© Gail Fischer, Our Disappearing Planet
surfer on wave
© Julianne Gauron, Winters Kaleidoscope
leaf and stem
© Dennis Geller, Imperative

trees and water
© Amy Greeneleaf, Treeline
mud lines
© Harvey Halpern, Topographic Mud
wolf in field
© Diane Hemingway, Wolf

book w red background
© Janis Hersh, For You
pool view w person
© Karen Hosking, Poolside
great wall of china
© Mark Indig, Great Wall

tulips bright red
© Thomas Janzen, Detail From an Old Portrait
rorschach tests
© Deborah Kaplan, Birch Hang No. 2
gerber daisies
© Susan Kaprov, Modified Gerberas

branches with kanji
© Marky Kauffmann, Prayer Image: Blue Leaves
sea view pastel
© Jaimie Ladysh, Color of Dawn
water reflection
© Rhonda Lashley Lopez, Buttermere

park path from above
© Al Levin, Garden in Winter
telephone pole sky
© Mark Levinson, Moody Street
pond view
© Susan Lirakis, August Rain, Bearcamp Pond

tree and moon
© Jurgen Lobert, Longing
mountain view
© Connie Lowell, Split Lands
portrait wC
© Charles Maniaci, Mad Hatter

blurry house
© Kathleen Massi, Winter Light
sea view
© Olga Merrill, Whisper of the Sea
reeds and stamens flower
© Lisa Mossel Vietze, Under the Sea

leaves and clouds
© Karen Olson, Heart Wide Open
church scene
© Todd Paige, Shadow Box
hair
© Angela Ramsey, Different, Yet the Same

triptych trees river
© Suzanne Revy, Vernal Pool, October Farm
girl w mirror
© Karin Rosenthal, Dreaming
bed sheets
© Natasha Rudenko, Unspoken No. 3

tree at night
© Lisa Ryan, Starlit Tree
family portrait red thread
© Claudia Ruiz Gustafson, Mi Abuelo y yo
bottles on shelf
© Sharon Schindler, Blue Bottles

dandelion
© Nathalie McGuire, Wishes or Weed
woman face
© Tony Schwartz
forest woman
© Patricia Scialo, Lady of the Forest No. 1

morning glory flower
@ Amy Selwyn, Morning Glory
calla lily
© Stephanie Sheppard, Emerging Calla Lily
Dennis Stein elephant back
@Dennis Stein, Scaled

pond scum
@ Donna Tramontozzi, Silent Growth
bug on peony
© Amir Viskin – Peony
birds in the sky
© Maureen Haldeman, Small Matters III

Lori Pond moon reeds
© Lori Pond, Someone Knows You’re Coming
Robin radin - kitchen scene
© Robin Radin, Adjusting for Seasoning
sunder
© Neelakantan Sunder, To Paula with Love

Thayer white globe
© Mark Thayer, White Globe Composite, No. 2
stromee abstract
© Vicky Stromee, Cubist State of MInd No.2
woman on scooter
© Frank Tadley, Woman on Pink Scooter

woman and tea cup
© Fruma Markowitz, Invitation from a Survivor
toys in space
© Maureen Mulhern White, Lost World 179
old pier with surf
© Barry Berman, West Beach Morning

red dress on hanger
© Joan Lobis Brown, Putting on My Red Dress
headless statues in forest
© Joy Bush, The Magi
river bed
© Lisa Cassell Arms, Point Reyes

woven sculpture
© Vicente Cayuela, Woven Cyanotype #1
dogwood flower
© Sarah Forbes, Pink Dogwood Flower, 2021
drag queen with tootsie pop
© Karen Matthews, Tootsie Pop

window with frost
© George McClintock, Cottagewood
rainbow reflection
© Iaritza Menjivar
portrait reflection
© Lee Post, Vera – Self Reflection

bag sculpture
© Dennis Roth, Tools of the Trade XI.a – Danseuse
portait boston mayor
© Angela Rowlings, Mayor Michelle Wu
weeping willow black and white
© Kerry Sharkey Miller, Weeping Willow

rusted car
© Matthew Temple, Flower Pot Buick
sandstone black and white
© Bradley Wakoff, Entrada Sandstone
water reflection
© Jeanne Widmer, Spider

padlock with textures
© Jenn Wood, New England Portal
agave detail
© Richard Alan Cohen, Agave Light
woman in flowers
© Gordon Saperia, Eden Revisited

reflection in studio
© Anna Litvak Hinenzon, Chair
patti smith portrait
© Sheri Lynn Behr, Patti Smith looks down from the stage at her concert in Central Park at the Schaeffer Music Festival at the Wollman Skating Rink in July 1976.
woven cyanotype - garden
© Sally Chapman, Come Together

hand in window
© Evy Huppert, Supplication
man on steps
© Jaff Larason, Mass Ave. Cambridge
dresser with objects
© Joni Lohr, On the Dresser

moon through branch
© Larry Smuckler, Dream Vision
beach scene
© Diana Cheren Nygren, Tide is Out
boys playing
© Elizabeth Clark Libert, Battle Dance

tree with gold leaf
© Nicola Hackl-Haslinger, Your Way
framed tree
© Joan Kocak, Tangled Tree
newman - lake sunrise
© Bonnie Newman, Montana Sunrise

waterloo book
© Susan Higgins, Waterloo
storefront window
© Audrey Gottlieb, Buddha on Roosevelt Ave, Flushing, Queens
tulips behind glass
© Bill Clark, Submerged in Sorrow

reflections on stairway
© Marc Goldring, Office Wall, Fort Wayne Museum of Art
reflection in metal
© Trewlaney Goodell, Afternoon Refelection
buds on branches
© Stephen Levin, Spring Buds

people in water reflection
© Leslie Jean Bart, Creativity of Younger Generation
trailer park
© Kathleen Tunnell Handel, Down the Street, California No.1
street reflection
© Adele Q. Brown, Architerror

photo sculpture
© Stefanie Timmermann, Contained, Uncontained
sleeping boy and dog
© Erik Gehring, A Boy and his Dog
nightdress on bed rail
© Cassandra Goldwater, Nightdress

woman in sun
© Marcia Lloyd, Susannah, Age 60, from series Becoming Visible
Self Portrait with My Son
© Anastasia Sierra, Self Portrait with My Son
woman on beach
© Edward Boches, Bethany

old stuff with weeds
© Bryon Clemence, Old Essex Road, Ipswich, 2018
2 women 3 shadows of people
© Dale Niles, Five Friends
diptych man in field
© Stephen Sheffield, His Ledger

jetty w yellow rails
© Yorgos Efthymiadis, Three Yellow Bars
street with walking person
© Ellen Feldman, Walking Under Red Arrow
cemetary statue
© Martha Wakefield, Spirit in the Woods

dress on a hanger on wall
© Thom Adorney, I Saw her Standing There
girl with lobster
© Susan Lapides, Sina, Age 20
bw portrait of person
© Jaye R. Phillips, Coffe Roaster, Uruapan, Mexico

plastic pots in snow
© Carol Isaak, Winter Dance
diptych - leaves and sky
© Betty Stone, Last Leaves
ocean view
© Heidi Straube, Bliss Before Bedtime

cactus at night
© Vaune Trachtman, Cheerful
fish and reflections
© Marcy Juran, Sushi Fish
sky trails on landscape
© Ron Butler, Sunrise Sunset, Fire Island Winter, 2012-2013

cyanotype ball of string
© David Sokosh, Ball of String
gold leaf landscape
© Law Hamilton, Panoramic in Green
ice in water
© Robert Reasenberg, Anticipating Spring

abstract in green and brown
© Fehmida Chipty, Ego
person on steps
© James Mahoney, Untitled #15, from the Benches Series
girl with wing
© Anne Piessens, Flight

rose petals
© Erica Sloan, Peach Rose
fallen tree near water
© Karen Klinedinst, Rites of Spring No. 3
cyanotype feather
© Holly Worthington, Desert Spoon, from The Land With No Name Sanctuary for Homeless Sculpture, On Tohono O’odham Ancestral Lands, Sonoran Desert, Arizona

flying raven in clouds
© Jack Holmes, Raven
composite photo w earth shapes
© Judith Montminy, Reflecting Life
butterfly
© Nancy Scherl, “Transformation -Butterfly Portraits’ is a tribute to my late mother. The work symbolizes her love of life, butterflies, science, art, and above all else her enthusiasm to always embrace change.

sunrise sunset x 8
© Mark Farber, Sea Horizon 8
street scene black and white
© Matt Kattman, Essential Worker in Downtown Providence, Pandemic 2020
painter and painting
© Eva Kaniasty, Restoration

shadow figures
© Janice Koskey, Inaccessible Solitudes of Being
woman feeding birds
© Lisa Silberman, Second Breakfast (Online only)
red dragonfly
© Sharon Wickham, Red Enduring

blue abstract
© Kiyomi Yatsuhashi, Windblown Waves
open book and cover
© Sue D’Arcy Fuller, Big Sur and the Oranges of Hieronymus Bosch
maple leaves
© Laura Ferraguto, Japanese Maple

sunflower
© Joan Robbio, Sunflower
red orange abstract
© Janet Smith, Reflections for a Wednesday Afternoon
light in window
© Sally Naish, Welcome Home

laundry on rod
© Teresa Kruszewski, Laundry
blue shoes
© Susan Moffat, LL Bean looks enviously at Scranton Shoes
tree in snow
© Leland Smith, Gray Oak

box of feathers
© Dawn Watson, Featherweight, from series Still Holding

December is the time of year when we celebrate the members of our Griffin community. Winter Solstice brings together our creative artists to showcase their work spanning all genres, methods and ideas. This year we have over 150 members prints. Purchase the work here in the museum shop.

The artists featured in this years edition of Winter Solstice –

Thom Adorney, Debe Arlook, Frank Armstrong, Mark Barnette, Gary Beeber, Sheri Lynn Behr, Barry Berman, Meg Birnbaum, Edward Boches, Maureen Bond, Adele Q. Brown, Valerie Burke, Jessica Burko, Joy Bush, Ronald Butler, Lisa Cassell-Arms, Vicente Cayuela, Sally Chapman, Diana Cheren Nygren, Fehmida Chipty, Bill Clark, Bryon Clemence, Richard Alan Cohen, David Comora, Bridget Conn, Lee Cott, Sue D’Arcy Fuller, Donna Dangott, L. Aviva Diamond, Steve Edson, Yourgos Efthymiadis, Libby Ellis, Mark Farber, Ellen Feldman, Diane Fenster, Laura Ferraguto, Kev Filmore, Gail Fischer, Sarah Forbes, Julianne Sauron, Erik Gehring, Dennis Geller, Marc Goldring, Cassandra Goldwater, Trelawney Goodell, Audrey Gottlieb, Amy Greenleaf, Nicola Hackl-Haslinger, Maureen Haldeman, Harvey Halpern, Law Hamilton, Diane Hemingway, Janis Hersh, Susan Higgins, Jack Holmes, Karen Hosking, Evy Huppert, Mark India, Carol Isaak, Thomas Janzen, Leslie Jean Bart, Marcy Juran, Eva Kaniasty, Deborah Kaplan, Susan Kaprov, Matthew Kattman, Marky Kauffman, Lee Kilpatrick, Karen Klinedinst, Joan Kocak, Janice Koskey, Teresa Kruszewski, Jaimie Ladysh, Susan Lapides, Jeff Larason, Rhonda Lashley Lopez, Al Levin, Stephen Levin, Mrk Levinson, Elizabeth Libert, Susan Lirakis, Anna Litvak Henzenon, Marcia Lloyd, Jurgen Lobert, Joan Lobis Brown, Joni Lohr, Connie Lowell, James Mahoney, Charles Maniaci, Fruma Markowitz, Kathleen Massi, Karen Matthews, Morgaine Matthews, George McClintock, Natalie McGuire, Iaritza Menjivar, Ralph Mercer, Olga Merrill, Judith Montminy, Susan Moffat, Lisa Mossel Vietze, Maureen Mulhern White, Sally nasi, Bonnie Newman, Dale Niles, Karen Olson, Todd Paige, Jaye R. Phillips, Anne Piessens, Lori Pond, R. Lee Post, Robin Radin, Angela Ramsey, Robert Reasenberg, Suzanne Revy, Darrell Rock, Joan Robbio, Karin Rosenthal, Dennis Roth, Angela Rowlings, Natasha Rudenko, Claudia Ruiz Gustafson, Lisa Ryan, Gordon Saperia, Rob Schadt, Nancy Scherl, Sharon Schindler, jean Schnell, Tony Schwartz, Patricia Scialo, Amy Selwyn, Kerry Sharkey Miller, Stephen Sheffield, Stephanie Sheppard, Anastasia Sierra, Leland Smith, Janet Smith, Larry Smuckler, David Sokosh, Dennis Stein, Betty Stone, Heidi Straube, Vicky Stromee, Sean K. Sullivan, Neelakantan Sunder, Frank Tadley, Matt Temple, Mark Thayer, Stefanie Timmerman, Vaune Trachtman, Donna Tramontozzi, Kathleen Tunnell-Handel, Amir Viskin, Martha Wakefield, Brad Wakoff, Sharon Wickham, Jeanne Widmer, Jenn Wood, Holly Worthington, Kiyomi Yatsuhashi

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Amy Rindskopf's Terra Novus

At the market, I pick each one up, pulled in by the shapes as they sit together, waiting. I feel its heft in my hand, enjoy the textures of the skin or peel, and begin to look closer and closer. The patterns on each individual surface marks them as distinct. I push further still, discovering territory unseen by the casual observer, a new land. I am like a satellite orbiting a distant planet, taking the first-ever images of this newly envisioned place.

This project started as an homage to Edward Weston’s Pepper No. 30 (I am, ironically, allergic to peppers). As I looked for my subject matter at the market, I found that I wasn’t drawn to just one single fruit or vegetable. There were so many choices, appealing to both hand and eye. I decided to print in black and white to help make the images visually more about the shapes, and not about guessing which fruit is smoothest, which vegetable is greenest.

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Photography has been paramount in my personal path of healing from disease and

connecting with consciousness. The intention of my work is to overcome the limits of the

mind and engage the spirit. Like a Zen koan, my images are paradoxes hidden in plain

sight. They are intended to be sat with meditatively, eventually revealing greater truths

about the world and about one’s self.

 

John Chervinsky’s photography is a testament to pensive work without simple answers;

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Growing my artistic skill and voice as an emerging photographer is critical, I see this as

a rare opportunity to strengthen my foundation and transition towards an established

and influential future. I am thirsty to engage viewers and provide a transformative

experience through my work. I have been honing my current project and building a plan

for its complete execution. The incredible Griffin community of mentors and the

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