How do you incorporate specific ideas and perspectives into photographs that speak to others? How do you find your own voice through image making?
There are countless possibilities to choose from when bringing your photography to the book form. In this 2-hour presentation, Susan Kae Grant and Mary Virginia Swanson share and discuss highlights from their personal libraries including published, self-published, handmade artists' books, and collaborative productions. Their selections are intended to inform and inspire participants to expand their awareness of photobooks today.
Meet us in the Griffin Zoom Room on Thursday May 30th at 7pm Eastern to hear about Ileana's path of creativity, her multidisciplinary practice and the diptychs that place a spotlight on American culture through the eyes of an immigrant.
Join us for a conversation with Traces of Existence artist Ileana Doble Hernandez. Her series Una mexicana in Gringolandia is on the walls of the Griffin Gallery until June 9th.
As a part of Photobook Month, join us in the Griffin Zoom Room for an evening with Kris Graves and Jon Henry as they discuss their collaboration, Stranger Fruit. Learn about their collaboration and their own photographic ventures since. Reserve your spot below.
Stranger Fruit has been released as a monograph through Monolith Editions/Kris Graves Projects. The first edition has sold out but the preorder for the second edition can be found here.
You аre invited to join Indigenous lens-based artist Sarah Sense, and Marina Tyquiengco, the Ellyn McColgan Associate Curator of Native American Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston for this virtual event on November 27, 2023 starting at 7pm, via Zoom, at the Griffin Museum of Photography.
This event is now SOLD OUT.
After you've made the image, what happens once the image is in your computer is one of the most important steps in your work. Adobe Lightroom will help you get the most out of your images and create an organized workflow.
As part of our current focus on power and perception, democracy and how we see and envision our elected leaders, we are pleased to present the work of Mark Peterson. His stark portrayal of the power players in Washington DC is unique in its vision and we can't wait to see and hear more about how he gets the images that his lens finds and holds in our collective memory.
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The Griffin Museum is pleased to offer this intermediate to advanced constructed photography program for lens-based artists who аre seeking to create the highest quality assembled work.
The Griffin Museum is partnering with renowned lens-based artist Sal Taylor Kydd to offer a new online workshop for photographers who are passionate about their art and eager to refine their skills while receiving expert guidance.
