Poser Productions
Portraits. Stories. Community.
Poser Productions is a community-centered arts organization preserving personal and cultural histories through portraiture, storytelling, and events. We believe a single image paired with a handwritten memory can connect personal stories to broader cultural history.
Our first initiative, As Many Weirdos As Possible, is a documentary photography project honoring the Pacific Northwest music scene from 1985 to 1995. A team of photographers is capturing portraits of bartenders, musicians, engineers, journalists and others from the community, in places that tie them to their stories. Through portraits and handwritten memories, it spotlights the creators and unsung figures who shaped a movement that changed the world.
Through exhibitions, gatherings, and grassroots fundraisers, we create space for connection and belonging. As we grow, we will continue launching projects that preserve collective memory and celebrate overlooked stories.
Where Memory Meets Portraiture
Poser Productions is in the process of crafting a physical book collection that preserves these moments in print.
Below is an early glimpse into the form this work is taking:
Jesse Higman, Process Based Painter, photographed at the Gasworks Park Sundial.
Photo Composition by Rosetta Greek
Meet the Team
The weirdos behind the project, keeping the lights on and the stories moving.
Rachel Crick
Founder, Executive Director, Photographer
Pamela Houle
Founder, Executive Producer
Rosetta Greek
Photographer
Lance Mercer
Photographer
Chris Pugh
Photographer
Charles Peterson
Photographer
Alex Crick
Contributing Photographer
Niffer Calderwood
Contributing Photographer
Ricardo Frazer
Senior Advisor
Erin Buell
Former Social Media Maven
Jay Barber
Graphic Designer, Editor
Bob Watanabe
Advisory Board Member
Scott Griggs
Advisory Board Member
David Cinnamon
Sound Engineer
Wanna Collaborate?
We partner with artists, venues, and community builders who care about preserving culture.

