Griffin Editions

Come to Griffin Editions to stock up on film! We have Ilford, Kodak, and CineStill 35mm and 120. See last slide for prices.

411 Third Ave
Brooklyn, NY

at Griffin Editions!

Embrace the warm weather with our Kodak disposable cameras! After you snap your photos, we’ll develop your film straight from the camera in our expert film lab.

Come to Griffin Editions to stock up on film

Embrace the warm weather with our Kodak disposable cameras! After you snap your photos, we’ll develop your film straight from the camera in our expert film lab.

📷 Come to Griffin Editions to stock up on film

Embrace the warm weather with our Kodak disposable cameras! After you snap your photos, we’ll develop your film straight from the camera in our expert film lab.

📷 Come to Griffin Editions to stock up on film!

to Tyler Mitchell’s “Domestic Imagaries” exhibition at the SCAD Museum of Art in Savannah, Georgia. The exhibition featured a zig-zagging clothing line reaching from one end of the gallery to the other. The images, reminiscent of sheets on a clothing line, were printed here at Griffin Editions using dye-sublimation on textiles. .

Dye-Sublimation is a unique printing technique which uses heat and pressure to transfer an image onto substrates such as fabric and aluminum.

Dye Sublimation prints for Pacifico Silano’s exhibition “Psychosexual Thriller” at on view until May 18.

We are proud to have worked on the exhibition Eye Me at . Eye Me is a visual exploration of Black and q***r lives in South Africa. Muholi’s contributions to photography and advocacy have made them a leader in contemporary art and activism.

Select pigment prints and silver gelatin LE prints done here at Griffin Editions.

Photo credits:

Over the past few weeks, we welcomed two student groups from the BFA photography program! Our hosts and introduced students to the work process at our studio and discussed various printing and mounting techniques. Thanks again to instructors and for organizing the visits!

Still in need of a gift for your loved ones who shoot film? It could be hanging on our tree here at Griffin Editions!

We have a wide range of film types and disposable cameras in stock at some of the lowest prices in New York City.

We will be open during our normal business hours from Tuesday through Friday next week. We will be closed on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.

We wish everyone a safe, happy, and healthy New Year!
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New film alert! 🎞🚨

Just in time for the holidays, we are now stocking PHOENIX 200 C-41 film!

This new film stock is Harman’s first attempt at producing color film, which they describe as "experimental in nature with some quirky characteristics," including unique colors, high contrast, and robust grain.

It is currently being produced in limited quantities, so come stock up while supplies last!

Available in 35mm only for $11.75 per roll.

Our Open Studios 2023 staff exhibition is open for another week! Featuring works in various media by fourteen of our staff members, "Family Meal" is an exciting display of the artistic talent we are so lucky to have in-house at Griffin Editions! Curated by the brilliant

Come see the exhibition during our opening hours, 10AM–6PM, until Friday, October 27th. All proceeds from artwork that is sold will go directly to the artists.

It was a joy working with on their latest solo show, guabancex, which recently opened at ! This new collection of photographs and collages highlights their interest in "making work where you are,” and the capacity to notice the most mundane and ordinary elements of a place, as Davey Davis notes in the press release accompanying the exhibition. We had a lot of fun printing the series of digital silver gelatin prints with Elle, and are so excited to see them in their finished form!

guabancex runs until October 9 at , 291 Grand St., 2nd floor, Manhattan.

We had a wonderful time working with on her show "Resonance – Westbeth Project" at !

Isa’s exhibition focuses on the Westbeth social housing complex, a renowned artist’s community in Greenwich Village. Described as a "microcosm of the city," Westbeth exemplifies the best of community-supported art making, with alumni including Diane Arbus, David Greenspan, Vin Diesel, Robert De Niro Sr., and Bob Gruen. Having lived and worked herself at Westbeth, Isa’s current exhibition embodies her memories of the space, capturing the essence of those incredible artists who graced its walls over the years.

"Resonance – Westbeth Project" runs until May 26 at Westbeth Gallery, 55 Bethune Street, Manhattan. Gallery hours are Wednesday – Sunday, 1–6 PM.

We had a very exciting time working with on his portion of the grand "Basquiat x Warhol, à Quatre Mains" exhibition at in Paris!

This exhibition focuses on the great collaboration between Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol, who produced over 160 works together between 1984 and 1985. Michael Halsband captured the pair in his studio on July 10, 1985, photographing them in boxing outfits, striking poses and trading jabs. We printed, mounted, and framed the entirety of Michael’s portion of the show, a total of over eighty silver gelatin prints of the storied pair. One of Michael’s photographs features in the titular image of the show.

We were lucky enough to attend the opening of the exhibition at on April 5. The show runs throughout the summer until August 28. If you find yourself in Paris this summer, be sure to check out this landmark exhibition!

Many people know of Barkley L. Hendricks as a masterful painter, but those who knew him personally know that he would always carry a camera around with him wherever he went.

At gallery, a new exhibition, "Myself When I am Real" is the first time Hendricks’ photographs are on view to the public. Made up of both vintage prints and work we printed from the artist’s archive, this exhibition gives us a never-before-seen glance into the world as Barkley Hendricks saw it.

Stop by at 513 W 20 St., Manhattan to see the show! The exhibition is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 6pm until May 26.

Looking for something to do this weekend? Head on over to in Williamsburg to see ’s solo exhibition, "Song for the Young"!

While Tina is perhaps best known for her work in magazines, she has a personal photographic practice that has never been formally shown prior to this exhibition. "Song for the Young" touches on themes of youth, ephemerality, and changing notions of adolescent culture. We thoroughly enjoyed producing the archival pigment prints on display at the exhibition!

"Song for the Young" is open on Saturdays and Sundays, 12–5 PM, or by appointment, until May 7, 2023.

Last week’s opening of Bennett Miller’s show at was a large success. We spent a good amount of time working with Bennett to perfect each print for his first show at the gallery, and we are so glad to see it finally come together!

The exhibition is comprised of a series of images produced using the DALL•E image generator, a "neural net" that produces visual images from written prompts. With the latest craze over artificial intelligence software like ChatGPT, Bennett’s exhibition could not be more timely as we consider the vast changes AI is making to our social, intellectual, and artistic landscape.

The show runs until April 23rd at , 976 Madison Avenue, Manhattan.

Tonight, a long-awaited exhibition is opening at the ! We are proud to have printed for several artists showing in the exhibition, including and . We encourage everyone to check out the show!



Posted • What does “home” in New York City look like today? Opening this Friday, March 10, “New York Now: Home,” the inaugural edition of the Museum’s new contemporary photography triennial series, features lens-based work by 33 artists that explores the complexities of home across the city's five boroughs.

The exhibition is a celebration of the diversity of what home, family, and community are—and can be—in New York, now.

Plan your visit today.

“New York Now: Home” is curated by Sean Corcoran () and Thea Quiray Tagle, PhD (). Design by Isometric (). 📷:Brad Farwell.

Submissions for the Spring 2023 are now open! As proud sponsors of the award, we encourage all US-based film photographers to submit their proposals.

From :

SPRING 2023 is OPEN!

DEADLINE: April 9 @ midnight est

A couple important announcements:

1. We are very pleased to now be partnered with Fractured Atlas .atlas as our fiscal sponsor, which allows for donations made in support of the Film Photo Award to be tax deductible. The Film Photo Award relies on generous donations to sustain the film grants it provides. Now, donors can enjoy the benefits of a tax deduction for their kind support of the film photography community. The link to donate is on the homepage of the website.

2. Starting Spring 2023, the Film Photo Award will no longer be international, instead only United States based photographers will be eligible for the film grants. This is due largely because of limitations in the fiscal sponsorship, but we see it as an opportunity to focus and highlight film photography work being made throughout the United States. Should the opportunity arise to make this film grant international again, we would love to do so.

Major thanks as always to our incredible, sustaining sponsors: .us

PULL YOUR FILM PROJECT PROPOSALS TOGETHER AND SEND THEM IN BEFORE APRIL 9! ✨

Here at Griffin Editions, film is in full bloom! We are stocked with a hearty supply of and photographic films, and are proud to offer it at considerably lower prices than all major competitors in NYC.

As some may have heard, is raising their prices across the board next month, so we encourage everyone to stock up before the price increase takes effect. Come by our studio in Gowanus today! We are open M-F 10am-6pm.

We had a great time working with on their exhibition of the 21 artists chosen to participate in Creator Labs Season 7!

Born out of a collaboration between and , Creator Labs is a visual arts incubator that provides resources to up-and-coming photographers. The theme of this season is "Be Seen, Be Heard, Belong."

The exhibition runs until March 23rd at 456 W 18th Street, Manhattan.

Today a group of Senior Thesis students from visited our studio to learn more about printing methods, mounting services, and framing designs.
Many thanks to the brilliant for organizing the visit and to our very own for leading the tour!

Last night’s opening of ’s exhibition “The Fury” was a truly incredible experience! In addition to a double-channel video installation, the show includes a series of black-and-white photographs with hand-drawn calligraphy of poems by Iranian poet Forough Farrokhzad on top of the images. Focusing on the female body as “both a battleground for ideology and a source of strength,” Shirin’s work addresses issues of power within patriarchal societies.

It was a delight working with Shirin on this project and we are so happy that the show is up in its finished form!

“The Fury” runs until March 4, 2023 at .gallery, 515 W 24th Street, Manhattan.