Join Lisa Spencer, Winchester resident, photographer, educator and Griffin Museum associate for a community photo walk through Winchester as part of Our Town, a public art exhibition celebrating the everyday life of the town we share.
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We invite community members of all ages and experience levels to participate--bring a camera or smartphone and help create a collective portrait of Winchester. Guided by Spencer, participants will explore the streets, neighborhoods, and quiet corners that give the town its character, learning to see familiar places with fresh eyes.
Photographs made during the walk will be considered for inclusion in the Our Town public art exhibition, offering residents the opportunity to contribute their own perspectives and stories to this evolving visual archive.
Come walk, look, and help shape how our town is seen. 📷🚶♀️✨
We will meet on the grounds of the Griffin Museum and walk to the Town Common, around the ponds, and along the downtown streets of Winchester to find new ways to see our beautiful community. Bring your camera or phone, a bottle of water and wear your walking shoes.
About Lisa Spencer -
Lisa Spencer is a photographer and writer based in Winchester, MA. She is currently an MFA candidate at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Her work has been exhibited at the John Waldron Arts Center, Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts, and the Griffin Museum of Photography. A former 3rd grade teacher and Peace Corps Education Volunteer (Mozambique 2011-2013), she has continued her lifelong love of teaching as an instructor at MassArt, a workshop leader at the FAR Center for Creative Arts, and an online workshop leader for Click Photo School.