In his ongoing series, Convention, NYC-based photographer Harry Griffin calls attention to the rather quirky aspects of conventions and trade shows, in particular those related to health, beauty, “glaring instances of commodity fetishism,” or “anything un
In his ongoing series, Convention, NYC-based photographer Harry Griffin calls attention to the rather quirky aspects of conventions and trade shows, in particular those related to health, beauty, “glaring instances of commodity fetishism,” or “anything uniquely esoteric, like gardening or hot tubs…”
Brooklyn-based photographers Eva O’Leary and Harry Griffin have wanted to collaborate for some time. Devil’s Den, their forthcoming book, started as a conversation on a road trip they took from Florida to Pennsylvania. They began to imagine the epic scale
Brooklyn-based photographers Eva O’Leary and Harry Griffin have wanted to collaborate for some time. Devil’s Den, their forthcoming book, started as a conversation on a road trip they took from Florida to Pennsylvania. They began to imagine the epic scale of the Battle of Gettysburg. Something about the ‘act of reenacting’ struck a chord, both the theatricality of the battle and the popularity of sensationalized violence
