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SUMMARY:Artist Talk and Reception: Preston Gannaway
DESCRIPTION:The Griffin Museum is pleased to host and artist talk and reception
  for Preston Gannaway's exhibition Remember Me\, on view July 31 -
  September 6\, 2026. Please join us in-person to hear from the artist\,
  followed by a reception to celebrate the exhibition. 
 
 In Remember Me\, Preston Gannaway photographs a New Hampshire boy\,
  EJ\, for over 20 years\, following the death of his mother at the age
  of 4. The interplay of everyday details\, landscapes and portraits
  work together to create an intimate longitudinal essay on time\, loss
  and mortality. 
 
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 About the artist
 
 Preston Gannaway (b. 1977) is a documentary photographer and queer
  artist whose work examines the relationships between individual\,
  community and landscape. 
 
 Her first book\, Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea\, explored
  the changing character of a seaside neighborhood in Virginia. Her
  second monograph\, from an on-going project now in its 21st year\, was
  published by GOST Books in the fall of 2023. Remember Me focuses on a
  boy growing up in New Hampshire following the death of his mother at
  age 4. The interplay of everyday details\, landscapes and portraits
  work together to create an intimate longitudinal essay on time\, loss
  and mortality. The beginning of the series was awarded the 2008
  Pulitzer Prize for feature photography. 
 
 Her photographs and artist books are held in private and public
  collections including the High Museum\, Chrysler Museum of Art\,
  Museum of Fine Arts Houston\, Duke University and Stanford University.
  Her work has been shown in solo and group exhibitions in venues around
  the world. 
 
 She has been an artist in residence at Light Work (2018)\, the Visual
  Studies Workshop (2026) and a Pollner Distinguished Professor at the
  University of Montana (2019). She served on the Board of Directors of
  Women Photograph from 2019-2024. Born and raised in North Carolina\,
  she lives in a cabin in Sonoma County\, California.
LOCATION:Griffin Museum of Photography\, 67 Shore Road\, Winchester\, MA 01890
URL:https://griffinmuseum.org/event/artist-talk-and-reception-preston-gann
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CATEGORIES:Cultural\,Education\,Community
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