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THE 15TH GRIFFIN MUSEUM JURIED EXHIBITION July 8 through August 30, 2009


©Larry Pratt


©Lauren Semivan

Justin James King's winning images join 50 others as part of the 15th Griffin Museum Juried Exhibition on display in the Griffin's Main Gallery July 8 through August 30.

Approximately 400 photographers from around the world submitted more than 2000 images to the juror for the exhibition, Catherine Edelman, owner of the Catherine Edelman Gallery in Chicago, Illinois.

Justin James King of Brooklyn, New York, received the $1,000 Arthur Griffin Legacy Award for three pieces from his And Still We Gather with Infinite Momentum series. The prints are part of a conceptual project on the landscape and culture. "The void in each of King's landscapes could be the dark abyss of the future," says Paula Tognarelli executive director of the Griffin Museum of Photography. "Each viewer's interpretation of the scene before them is personal and contextual."

Lauren Semivan of Royal Oak, Michigan, received the $500 Griffin Award for her photographs Black and White Rabbits and The Swan, which is part of a series called Weights and Measures.

Ryan Zoghlin of Chicago, Illinois was awarded an exhibition on the web for the Griffin Museum's Virtual Gallery. Greg Sand of Clarksville, Tennessee, was awarded an exhibition on the Critic's Pick section of the Griffin Museum website.

In addition to the awards, two artists were selected to present a joint show in the museum's Atelier Gallery. Dana Fritz of Lincoln, Nebraska was chosen to exhibit her Terraria Gigantica: the World Under Glass. Fritz's images examine the world's largest landscape complexes; the Lied Jungle and Desert Dome at the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, Nebraska, Biosphere 2 near Tucson, Arizona and The Eden Project near St. Austell, Cornwall, UK. Christopher Sims of Efland North Carolina was selected for his Home Fronts: The Pretend Villages of Taletha and Braggistan, a series of photographs portraying simulated Iraqi and Afghan villages on U.S. Army training bases in North Carolina and Louisiana.

"This year for our 15th Juried Exhibition, Catherine Edelman has assembled a superb photographic display," says Paula Tognarelli, executive director of the Griffin Museum of Photography. "The exhibition has a very compelling rhythm that demonstrates Catherine Edelman's personal and unique vision."

Opening reception is July 15, 7-8:30 p.m. The public is invited. Griffin Museum members are invited to a gallery talk with select photographers from the 15th Juried Exhibition at 6:15 p.m. Please RSVP to 781-729-1158 or photos@griffinmuseum.org.

The Griffin Museum of Photography is open Tuesday through Thursday, 11 am - 5 pm; Friday 11 am - 4 pm; and Saturday and Sunday, noon - 4 pm. The Museum is closed on Monday. Admission is $5 for adults; $2 for seniors. Members and children under 12 are admitted free. Admission is free to all every Thursday. For more information, call 781-729-1158.

List of Exhibitors

Donna

 

Arntzen

Bathroom-scape, 2007

Angela

 

Bacon-Kidwell

"Whispery Moment" 2008 and "Untited 1" 2008

Sarah

 

Barr

Recovering, 2008 and Dinner with Baba, 2006

James

 

Bird

Waiting Feet

Jesse

 

Burke

Roger, 2008

Liz

 

Chilsen

View From My Family Home: Kris Porch

Margo

 

Cooper

Latisha and Twins, Mississippi , 2008

Katrina

M.

d'Autremont

Abuelo a la Mesa , 2006

Anthony

 

Delgado

Captured Tree

Francisco

 

Diaz

Confrontation, 2008

Michael

 

Donnor

Slight of man, 2009

Rebecca

 

Drolen

Maybe Tomorrow, 2008

Jess

T.

Dugan

Self-Portrait with Mom, 2005

Jon

 

Edwards

Hanging Doll, Eagle Island , ME 2004

Dana

 

Fritz

2 person show

Matthew

 

Gamber

Honeymoon Suite, 2007 and Living Room, 2002

Barbara

 

Groom

From portfolio Man & Nature: Asphalt, 2007

Suzanne

 

Hanson

Through the Window, Lead, S, 2006

John

 

Hirsch

Emma Sue

Mori

 

Insinger

Townhouse, Boston

Justin

James

King

And Still We Gather With Infinite Momentum 1, and And Still We Gather With Infinite Momentum 2 and And Still We Gather With Infinite Momentum 4

Andrea

 

Land

Stella and Angelina

June

Yong

Lee

Torso Series, 2009 3of 5

Margaret

 

Lejeune

Rose and Robin from the Modern Day Diana Series

Fernando

 

Martins

Left Behind

Craig

 

McCormick

Hamilton Avenue (whitewash #1)

Amy

 

Montali

September

Eve

 

Morgenstern

Abandoned House; Oakland, CA 2008

Danielle

 

Picard-Sheehan

Dreaming image #2

J.

Gilbert

Plantinga

Poland , NY 2009 from the series "Route 28"

Colleen

 

Plumb

Polar Bears with Audience, 2009

Larry

 

Pratt

Untitled 3, 2008

Mike

 

Rebholz

Jo

Ellen

 

Rennard

Tacking Up, 2008

Greg

 

Sand

Critic's Pick

Ross

 

Sawyers

Blue, Sky, 2007

Lauren

 

Semivan

The Swan, 2009 and Black & White Rabbits, 2008

Christopher

 

Sims

2 person Show

Josephine

 

Sittenfeld

Ethan, Homework, 2006

Yisook

 

Sohn

Five to Twelve

Andrea

 

Star Greitzer

Reggio Emilia

D. B.

 

Stovall

Williamsport , Pennsylvania March 2008

Jane

 

Tam

Aunt's Tin-foiled Stovetop

Amy

 

Thompson

Study time at the dormitory, El Hanchane , Morocco , from the series Behind Walls, 2004

Lori

 

Vrba

Memory, 2009 and Stillness, 2008

Paul

 

Weiner

Dinner Date

Bahar   Yurukoglu Martin Van Buren had red hair

Ryan

 

Zoghlin

Aerotone #6”, 2005 and Aerotone #7”, 2005