In the African tradition, a Griot is the oral historian portraying the cultural essence of a community through the Word.

Susan J. "Sue" Ross, the PhotoGriot, tells the stories of our community through her eye and the lens of her camera. The daughter of a cultural anthropologist and a social worker, Sue is an artist & cultural worker using the medium of photography to document the social, political and cultural experiences of the community. 

Look for our upcoming exhibit at the Southwest Arts Center during Atlanta Celebrates Photography (October  2010).

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My Snowlanta iPhone series was in this show:My Hawaiiian Eye-Phone Series was in this exhibit:


 

For Atlanta Celebrates Photography 2009, we exhibited as part of "The Colored Museum" at the Porter Sanford Center and in Serenbe, and debuted our new website designed by member Sandra Oei

 www.sistagraphy.org

We exhibited in Madison, GA for NBAF 2009!

"Reclamation of Memory:
an exhibition curated by Lynn Marshall-Linnemeier"

Madison Morgan Cultural Center & The African-American Musuem of Madison 

Dates: July 10 - August 29, 2009

Opening reception: July 10, 2009 6-8 pm 

Atlanta Caravan: July 19, 2009

 
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As a founding member of Sistagraphy: the collective of african-american women photographers, i invite you to explore our online photo exhibitions at

Sistagraphy is an Atlanta-based group of African-American women photographers, seeking to unfold the multifaceted layers of the human spirit through the lens of their cameras, presenting exhibitions several times per year.