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Biography
Martin began his career as a photographer in the United States Air Force and then worked as an assistant to Richard Avedon. He shifted his focus to become a practicing psychoanalyst and a university professor. Following that, he returned to photography and took numerous courses at the International Center for Photography in NYC. He is a founding member of the Berkshire Photography Group. He lives with his wife in a home overlooking the Jug End State Park in South Egremont, Massachusetts, the site of many of his photographs.
It is impossible for me to communicate in words what I am attempting to achieve in my photographs. Take a look at my work. My work speaks for me. It conveys my fascination with light, shapes, tones, and colors. It is not about specific subjects, but about the pleasure I feel in creating unusual and compelling images.
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Martin Greene has had solo exhibitions at the Becket Arts Center and the Carrie Haddad Gallery in Hudson, NY. His work has been exhibited at Simon’s Rock College, The USS Constitution Museum in Boston, the Norman Rockwell Museum in Lenox, and the Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield. His work has been included in many exhibits at the Kasten Fine Art Gallery in Great Barrington, which represents him in the Berkshires.