Griffin McLemore

Griffin McLemore is a 17-year-old artist, mentalist, and academic. His performances introduce magic to venues and entertain audiences. A member of the magic castle since 13, Griffin has been featured in publications for his work In the field — the New York Times included. One of his known creations is the Library of Bök, a one-of-a-kind media archive ranging pieces from the early 19th century to today. He hopes to follow in the footsteps of historians before him, preserving forgotten media including but not limited to diary cassettes, lost letters, and disintegrating journals.

Griffin’s Ace Archive is the collection of his work, academia, and art of his creation. An amateur photographer with a discerning eye, Griffin’s lens captures the elusive essence of identity, connection, and loss through his lens. His photographs are fragments of time, an attempt to be seen. All of Griffin’s work has viewers contemplating identity, connection, and the human experience, aiming to connect the audience members to themselves, all in whimsy fun. This is Griffin McLemore