In addition to all of the amazing things we have to offer, we’re also a fully functioning art gallery! Our extensive lobby wall space (390 sq. ft.), and prime location on the first floor of the Eastworks building, lends itself well to featuring artwork from local artists. If you’re interested in an exhibition of your work, please contact info@easthamptonmedia.org.
Feel free to stop in during our regular business hours and check out our featured artist’s work.
Our Current Featured Exhibit-
Artwork by Robin Griffith
Resistance is a Collective
By Robin Griffith
“Not only I vow to do what I have to do for Trayvon Martin, I promise I’m going to work hard for your children as well”
-Sybrina Fulton, mother of Trayvon Martin
Artist-
The best way Robin describes her self as an artist is that of a seeker. Robin creates art that follows her intuition and intellect to find the story of any given piece. The purpose of her work is to have the viewer see art in everything. Artistic desire and expression has always been part of her life and the main way she express her artistic vision is through photography and mix media paintings.
Robin is very interested in capturing pictures which have textures, and bold colors. This same principle applies to her paintings and mixed media work. Many of her paintings have bold colors intermixed with collage, stencil work and often contain elements of Robin’s photography.
Robin does not have any formal training as an artist. Much of what she has learned has been self-taught by experimenting with different art mediums and taking art courses on mixed media.
She enjoys creating art that is spontaneous and organic in nature. Robin strives to create art with shapes, colors and objects that viewers can experience in a new and different way. Robin’s art pieces often are centered and focus on women of color.
Robin’s Women Of Color Are Political is the art series celebrating women of color. Once she started working on her WOC pieces she was moved to create works with messages that amplify the voices of other marginalized groups. She strives to create work that is outside what is and what things can be. This is what creative expression is to her and the message she wants to communicate to the viewers of her work.
Robin currently resides in Northampton in western Massachusetts with her wife, Miriam, children, Ell, Lily and dog Leo. Living in Western Massachusetts has given her the perfect environment to create her work and grow as an artist. Robin looks forward to sharing her work with you.
Robin Griffith-Facebook
Artist Archive
Richard Bulda, large format photography, Aug-Nov 2022
Gary Lippincott, watercolor, fantasy illustration, Dec -April 2022
Sara Gately, mixed media, April/May 2023
Madge Evers, spore print art, cyanotypes June/July 2023
Diane Savioli-Chase, photography, Aug/Sep 2023
Dawn Allen, photography, Oct/Nov 2023
Robert Floyd Gallery, photography, Dec/Jan/Feb 2024
Pat Crutchfield, photography, Dec/Jan/Feb 2024
Rosemary Polletta, photography, Dec/Jan/Feb 2024
Doris Madsen, mixed media/installation, March/April 2024
Renee Hill, photography, May/June 2024
Diane Savioli-Chase, photography, July/Aug 2024
Amy Dawn Kotel, mixed media, watercolor Sep/Oct 2024
Naomi Henderson, oil, Nov/Dec 2024
Stephen Burrell, photography, Jan/Feb 2025
Lucinda Arnold, acrylic and pastel, Mar/Apr/May 2025
Robert Floyd Photography, photography curated by Pat Crutchfield, June 2025
Diane Savioli-Chase, photography, July/Aug 2025
Russel Steven Powell, oil painter, Sep/Oct 2025
Art Walk Easthampton-Update
We occasionally open for Art Walk Easthampton (1st Saturday, 4-7pm). We’d love to see you there!
You may still access our archived musical performance recordings on our website and YouTube channel.