Early last month, I had an art opening at Kimball Jenkins School of Art. It was “lightly attended,” so I spent a lot of the time eating cookies and talking with executive director Julianne Gadoury. I told her that I had been wanting to learn a particular historic photographic technique called wet plate collodion. This is a
I was so happy to welcome this beautiful family to the studio recently. Diana and her husband, Bobby, wanted some personal branding images for a new venture. Their daughter, Belle, needed new images for acting. The family also wanted to have some casual as well as more formal portraits, individually and together. They love their
National Juried Exhibition by Women’s Caucus for Art of Greater Washington, DC I’m happy to announce that three of my portraits from the Protest Portraits series have been selected for a juried online exhibition by the Women’s Caucus for Art of Greater Washington, DC Area (WCADC). The WCADC invited members of the National Women’s Caucus for
When Michael saw this business portrait of himself, he said “Whoah! I have a portrait of my grandfather and I look just like him here!” I love those connections. Michael is an MBA student at Dartmouth College. He’s a husband and father, an Army veteran, and a motorcycle enthusiast. He came to the studio recently
Reece Museum, East Tennessee State University October 5 – December 11 I’m pleased to announce that three of my works from the Protest Portraits series have been selected for an international, juried exhibit called “The FL3TCH3R Exhibit,” at East Tennessee State University. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sept. 11, 2020Contacts: Barbara H. & M. Wayne Dyerco-directors, 423-534-9827 2020
Stephanie & Dick Stephanie and Dick have been married 54 years, and that is a good reason to celebrate. Yet this photo shoot wasn’t just a celebration of a long marriage. Stephanie knew she would enjoy the portrait experience, from planning her wardrobe to professional hair and makeup styling, to being directed into the most
Exhibit at the Touchstone Gallery, Washington, D.C. I’m pleased to announce that one of my portraits, Protest Portrait: Nakiya #1, from the Protest Portraits series has been selected for an international online juried exhibit called “Us: What divides us and what unites us?” at the Touchstone Gallery in Washington, D.C. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 18
Fall photo courses are back! I’m pleased to offer two small group photography courses at my studio in downtown Plymouth, NH — Introduction to Digital Photography (October) and Introduction to Portrait Photography (end of October-November). COVID-prevention measures will be in place. Course Option 1: Introduction to Digital Photography Build a strong foundation for your photography in
In early August, we installed Protest Portraits exhibit for the first time on the Plymouth, NH town common. This was where the protests had been held. During the opening reception for that installation, Carolyn Lawson had a conversation with NH State Representative Joyce Weston. It was suggested that many people would like to see this
I love to see this kind of confidence in young women. This is Laryssa. She’s a student at Bishop Brady High School in Concord, NH. She came to the studio for acting headshots. She’s ready to take on the world! Hair & makeup by Melissa Hanson
When Kathy booked her portrait session, she had several goals. She owns Gate of Life Acupuncture in Laconia, NH, and she wanted new headshots for her website. Her daughters, Hillary and Liz, also needed new headshots. The most important thing to Kathy is family. She wanted spend the day with her daughters and her grandson,
Persistence pays off! We just got final approval – The Protest Portraits exhibit is going to the New Hampshire State House! It will be installed in front of the State House steps this Saturday and will be up through September 13, 2020. You can see more about this project here: https://maundymitchell.com/protest-portraits/
Exhibition at the Carrie Able Gallery, NYC I’m pleased to be included in a group exhibition called “Watershed” at the Carrie Able Gallery, Brooklyn, New York. This exhibition is a benefit for Black Lives Matter and Young New Yorkers. My portrait called “Protest Portrait: Francois #2” will be on view and for sale as a limited
Exhibit at Kimball Jenkins School of Art Do you miss art exhibits? Come see this one at Kimball Jenkins School of Art in September. It’s in the beautiful, historic Carriage House. The reception will be inside and outside on the pretty grounds. The big doors will be open for easy social distancing. This is a project
Strong, smart, stylish: meet Mattie. She’s a high school senior in Concord, NH. We had great fun planning her photo shoot. I design photo sessions for each person. In order to find out what they love, we create a mood board online. Mattie needed headshots and a photo for her senior yearbook. She also wanted
The Art Guild Online Juried Exhibit I’m pleased to have two photographs from my Protest Portraits series included in a virtual show called Justice, at The Art Guild, Manhasset, New York. The artworks selected by the jury were deemed to “empower, unify, and inspire change.” The exhibit will be on view from August 27 – September