Events

Urban night photography is a popular way of expanding a skyline portfolio and a person's skill set. Photographing the world at night portraits our surroundings quite literally in a very different light and usually mundane places like bridges, buildings and streets become colorful displays. Time and motion recorded in long exposures add intrigue and a dimension not usually seen in still photography. Urban night photos require a balance of highlights from a multitude of sources and deep shadows, which becomes a rewarding challenge needing different approaches compared to naturally moonlit scenes

Join us on Saturday afternoon for a walk around the Vision(ary) exhibition with the creative artists and storytellers and celebrate with a reception following the walk through Winchester. Meet the talented photographers whose stories fill the downtown area.

© Sandy HIll

© Susan Lapides

© Cheryl Clegg

Vision(ary) fills the streets with vibrant photography telling stories of the community and environment that surrounds them and in turn now we can be part of a global society.

Artists featured in Vision(ary) - Tracy Barbutes, Tianqiutao Chen, Jaina Cipriano, Cheryl Clegg

The Griffin is thrilled to be part of the Winchester Cultural District's Open Studios event celebrating the creative artists of Winchester. We are pleased to showcase the works of local artists highlighting the craft of photography and book making. The Town of Winchester hosts over 50 artists highlighting photography, painting, ceramics, fiber arts and woodworking. To see the entire list of locations and artists see more on the Winchester Cultural District's website. © Betty StoneWe are also pleased to have music in the museum during the day. Join us Saturday November 23rd between 10am to 4pm