C.R.I.T. featured on Photo Nights Boston Blog

We are pleased to share that C.R.I.T. was featured on the Photo Nights Boston blog this past week. As this is the first bit of press that C.R.I.T. has received, we couldn't be more thrilled!

Caitie Moore, PNB blog coordinator and director of Aint-Bad Magazine,  wrote an excellent piece about C.R.I.T.; describing who we are, the aims of our collective, and even promoted our first publication.


If you are not yet familiar, Photo Nights Boston is a non profit organization whose mission is to "celebrate the power of photography" through the public display of large scale projections of photographic work by Boston area artists. PNB plans to hold a Boston public photo festival in 2013. Their goals of "[capturing] the attention of the public" and "[engaging] the greater community in photography and celebrate the power of public art." fall right in line with the goals of C.R.I.T.

In the spirit of promoting local artists, (and those who promote local artists), please visit PNB's blog to see what they're up to and read about the artists they spotlight. You can donate to PNB here, and follow them on Twitter and Facebook.

Thanks for following C.R.I.T. on our photographic journey and keep making pictures!

Book Release Party at Aviary: Success!

                                                                                                   Courtesy of Myron Belfast

This past Saturday, our reception at Aviary was a huge success!
As Traverse said,

"The energy at the opening could hardly be contained by the four walls of Aviary."

We had an amazing turnout, and sold a bunch of books.
C.R.I.T. wants to thank all of our family, friends, and people off the street for coming out and supporting us. We thank Lindsay Metivier at Aviary for being a gracious and accommodating hostess.

 After the success of this reception, there is no question that C.R.I.T. will be making more books, and having more exhibitions in the near future.

 If you didn't get your copy on Saturday, you can still buy Selections at Aviary or online.

See more photos on Flickr

Sea Glass: by Katherine Bennett

These three cyanotypes are a start to something bigger. Having graduated college recently, I've found a shortage of inspiration to make art. These cyanotypes are photograms of sea glass. My thought process being if I combine the two things I like most - art and the ocean - I will find some sort of path. I'm still looking.

Katherine Bennett ©2011

Katherine Bennett ©2011

Katherine Bennett ©2011