Honorable mentions:
Patricia Calixte, Self-portrait 0, 2020
Adam Gerlach, Bristlecone Pines, Study 11, Inyo National Forest, 2019
Marsha Guggenheim, Departing, from the series Without a Map, 2021
Paul Eric Johnson, Provincetown Alley, from the Boston Color series – Kodachromes from the 1970s, printed 2019
Amir Saadiq, It Takes a Nation, 2019
Jack Wasserbach Award for B&W Photography:
Monica Denevan, Song to Rain, Venezuela, 2002, Silver Gelatin Print
People’s Choice Award:
David Ruderman, Early Morning Fog, Caddo Lake, 2020, Archival Pigment Print,
Please visit the gallery to see the winning photographs from the 2022 Members’ Juried Exhibition! This year’s juror, Crista Dix, selected 45 images for the gallery exhibition from nearly 2,100 entries submitted by photographers throughout the United States and abroad. 45 additional juror selections are also included in a special online gallery which will be on view beginning April 9. All selected gallery and online images are published in the 2022 Members’ Juried Exhibition catalog, available for sale during the exhibition as well as for purchase on our website. Congratulations to all the artists!
Caving In, 2021, from the series, Folding and Mending
Laurel Anderson
Of the Stars, 2018
Charles Anselmo
Of the Stars, 2018
Valda Bailey
This Strange Uncertain Haze, 2021
Linda Barsotti
ARMD, 2022
Margaret Birnbaum
Little Fish, 2021
Diana Bloomfield
Murmuration (Bird Box), 2021
Saul Bromberger
Christy, Halloween, 1988
Joan Lobis Brown
Putting On My Red Dress 3, 2021
Annette LeMay Burke
Fauxliage - Superfluous Plumage, Rodeo, CA, 2020
Patricia Calixte
Self-portrait 0, 2020
Jo Ann Chaus
Craft Paper, 2020
Dana Christensen
Forest, Wazuka Japan, 2021
Marna Clarke
Blue Shirt, 2014
Pamela Connolly
House Shadow II, 2020
Donna Dangott
Guest No. 16, 2021
Monica Denevan
Song to Rain, Venezuela, 2002
Tony DeVarco
Looking Out III, 2020
Yvette Marie Dostatni
King Jeremie and Haija Sidd, 2020
Carol Erb
Still Waiting, 2021
Richard Gaston
Svalbard, 2016
Adam Gerlach
Bristlecone Pines, Study 11, Inyo National Forest
Carole Glauber
Arbor, Mini Golf, Near the Dead Sea, 2021
Marsha Guggenheim
, Departing, from the series Without a Map, 2021
Charlotta Hauksdottír
Landform Erosion I, 2022
Agnieszka Jakubowicz
Wayside Saints X, 2019
Paul Eric Johnson
from the Boston Color series - Kodachromes from the 1970’s & 80’s, Tango drum scan & Epson 7900 archival pigment print, Epson Legacy Platine paper, 13x20 image framed 21x27 - ed. 25 $1175.00
Urban Reflection, from the Red Purse project, 2021
Gail Samuelson
A Mother's Love, 2021
Jeff Schewe
Dancing Kachina Dolls, 2022
Kerry Sharkey-Miller
Wind Swept, 2021
Michael Singer
The Guardian, 2019
David Solomita
Gnomonic, 2021
David Solomita
Gnomonic, 2021
Vicky Stromee
You Lookin' At Me?, 2022
Jason Tannen
Cuba Gaze, 2015
Rosie Wall
They Link Us To Our Losses, 2022
Dawn Watson
ReRe N. 16, (Azalea, driftwood, rescued foam sheet), 2020
Suzanne Theodora White
The Towers, from the series The Weight of Memory, 2021
Becky Wilkes
Rest with Me a While, 2021
Doug Winter
Snow Day #8 v3 (Diptych), 2021
Thomas Winz
Carrol, from the After Hours series, 2019
Torrance York
Untitled 5365, from the Semaphore project, 2021
Mitsu Yoshikawa
Seeds, 2021
Yelena Zhavoronkova
Quince, 2015
Ryan Zoghlin
Hammers #5, 2021
Juror:
Crista Dix is the Executive Director at the Griffin Museum of Photography, assuming the role in January of 2022 after two years as the museum’s Associate Director.
Before coming to the Griffin Museum in 2020 she spent fifteen years operating her own photography gallery, wall space creative, closing it in 2020 to make the move to New England and the Griffin. Having a career spanning many paths she has a background rooted in science, business and creative art. This well rounded experience provides a solid background for supporting the Griffin’s mission to encourage a broader understanding and appreciation of the visual, emotional and social impact of photographic art.
Her gallery, Wallspace, supported emerging and mid-career artists with exhibitions, talks, events and art fairs around the country. As an internationally known gallery, Crista worked with clients all over the world and represented national and international artists. In addition to wall space’s special event and exhibition schedule, it hosted a series of artist lectures, studio and community events.
Ms. Dix, Wallspace and the artists who were part of its success believed in giving back, creating a charitable giving program called Life Support. In ten years Life Support worked with over 400 artists, donating over $80,000 to charitable foundations Doctors Without Borders, Direct Relief and Habitat for Humanity.
Ms. Dix has written essays about photography, introducing creative artists’ work to a broader community. She has been a member of numerous panels and discussions on the craft of photography, juried creative competitions and has participated in major portfolio reviews across the country in cities like Houston, Portland, Los Angeles, Santa Fe and New Orleans.