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Join us for a conversation with the winners of our 14th Annual Photobook Exhibition.

Juried by Karen Davis, Curator and Co-owner of Davis Orton Gallery and Crista Dix, Executive Director of the Griffin Museum, the 14th Annual Photobook exhibition will showcase 40 books in our Griffin Gallery during the summer of 2024.

In honor of Photobook Month in May, the Griffin Team is pleased to host the winners for a conversation discussing their books on Zoom. Join us May 16, 7-8:30 in the Griffin Zoom Room.

In this online workshop we will go beyond the basic Lightroom Classic workflow. There will be a short review of the Library and Develop Module basics, and a review of some important details about settings. Then we will concentrate on how to problem solve common issues like adding or replacing hard drives, and moving files. Making the most of Collections, sorting and organizing using the new features, making export presets, and more in the Library Module. Next the many new features in the Develop Module will be covered including; Subject and Object Masks, Adjustment Masks, and the Content Aware

Unlock the future of photography with AI and Photography: Mastering MidJourney and Photoshop, a comprehensive 10-week online course taught by renowned AI artist and photographer, John Huet. With over 40 years of professional photography experience and 2.5 years of pioneering AI art, John Huet brings a wealth of knowledge and creativity to guide you through the transformative world of AI-enhanced photography. Course Overview:In this dynamic course, you will explore the seamless integration of traditional photography and cutting-edge AI techniques to create stunning, innovative images. Whether

It is a pleasure to have Alexa Becker with us online in the Griffin Zoom Room for an afternoon of project reviews. Do you have a book project? Looking for feedback? Don't know who to publish with? Consultant and advisor and part of the publishing community, Alexa can provide a wide variety of feedback including editing and design feedback, as well as discussing paths to follow to get your book published.

This event is SOLD OUT. If you're interested in similar event offerings, email donna@griffinmuseum.org. Thanks for your interest!

The PhotoBook Project Review serve individuals who

Join us for an blockbuster panel featuring the artists of Artificial Intelligence. Join us in the Griffin Zoom Room Wednesday October 9th at 6.30pm for a conversation about creativity, AI and our expectations of reality in the balance with Josh Azzarella, Rashed Haq, Hayley Lohn, Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein and Phillip Toledano along with Marcus DeSieno and Sheri Lynn Behr. Rashed Haq

Phillip Toledano

Hayley Lohn

Andrea Orejarena & Caleb Stein

Join us online for a conversation with Barbara Peacock and Elizabeth Stone, the 30th Annual Juried Members' Exhibition 1st and 2nd place awardees! We'll hear from each artist and learn about their images in the show and greater artistic processes.

© Barbara Peacock

© Elizabeth Stone

Join us online for a conversation with Jennifer Bilodeau, Sally Chapman, Francisco Gonzalez Camacho, Susan Moldenhauer, and Lisa Tyson Ennis, the 30th Annual Juried Members' Exhibition honorable mentions! We'll hear from each artist and learn about their images in the show and greater artistic processes.

This event is FREE to Griffin Members.

© Francisco Gonzalez Camacho

© Lisa Tyson Ennis

© Sally Chapman

© Jen Bilodeau

© Susan Moldenhauer

This online course will be a three-week intensive to explore the camera-less process, and inventive variations of creating Cyanotypes.

WEEK ONE: CYANOTYPE BASICS AND NEGATIVE MAKING

Week one will provide an introduction to best practices for cyanotype printing with objects, and we will learn how to make a good contact negative.

WEEK TWO: BOTANICAL TONING OF CYANOTYPES

Week two we will learn how to tone blueprints naturally, using plants and gentle mineral baths, for light bleaching and nontoxic toning.

WEEK THREE: CYANOLUMENS

Week three we will explore cyanolumens, a

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.

Join us on ONLINE Saturday May 11th starting at 11AM Eastern / 8AM Pacific for a two hour seminar packed with information about how to imagine your book project

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.

Ileana Doble Hernandez's socially conscious and interdisciplinary practice includes photography, video and experimental installations. She sees her practice as a form of