Meg Griffiths

Meg Griffiths, MFA

Meg Griffiths is an artist, educator and co-founder of "A Yellow Rose Project."

The wide arc of Griffiths work grapples with the various modes of domestic, cultural, and political engagement, that structure female experience in the United States. Her inquiries are driven by a desire to capture, develop and share a closer understanding of (self-identifying) female subjects. Each project she creates, whether individual or collaborative, focused on the personal or the collective, are at heart, about the intrinsic connection between self and other, between interiority and positionality, as much as, kinship and community.

Her work has traveled nationally, as well as internationally, and is placed in collections such as The Center for Creative Photography, Capitol One and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. Her book projects, both monographs and collaborative projects, have been acquired by various institutions around the country, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Yale University Library, Duke University Library, Museum of Modern Art and The Getty Research Institute.

Recent Works

(installation view) "Precious Matter" and "Somewhere Within and Without," 2023

"Extended Present," from the series, "Somewhere Within and Without." Archival Pigment Print, 2021

"I am caught there, too, when I forget," from the series, "Somewhere Within and Without." Archival Pigment Print, 2023

"Touching In: 18," from the series, "Touching In." Cyanotype, 2024

"Touching In: 14" from the series, "Touching In," Cyanotype, 2024

"Eclipse," from the series, "As We Lay Under Darkness." Lumen Print, 2024

"Untitled," from the series, "This is My House." Lumen Print, 2022

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