Tree Talk

Located in the Lafayette City Center Passageway in Boston’s Downtown Crossing

The natural world figures prominently in childhood, more so before the Internet, Gameboy, fear of predators and frequent litigation stunted daily play. Perhaps it is the spontaneously creative imagination of children that sees nature as a stage with magical possibilities. The internal censor that inhibits and arrives with adulthood is years away from landing on their shoulders. The enchanted forest exists for the young at heart.

In this exhibition called “Tree Talk” the Griffin Museum of Photography brings 66 photographers who converse with trees. The exhibit has been organized to flow as a narrative from the beginning to end of the passageway. In this way the trees all talk to each other. We hope our audience enjoys the exhibition and that all of the trees give up their secrets to you.

Please see museum website for a list of participating artists.

Credit: Exhibition overview from museum website.