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New Images in Old Contexts: Brian Emery at Gettysburg

by Rachel Ellner Posted on October 18, 2017

Ironically, our view of historic photographs usually differs substantially from the view of the photographer who originally took the pictures. Think about the battlefield pictures taken at Gettysburg just after the battle ended in 1863. They are different not only … Continue reading →

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Moving mosaic cornered by Prof. Brian Emery

by Rachel Ellner Posted on March 10, 2015

Professor Brian Emery’s  “Williamsburg Grid Test,” currently in the faculty exhibit “New Views,” is as captivating and vibrant as a New York City street corner. It is composed of 108, one-minute videos organized in a grid, each of a slightly different view taken at … Continue reading →

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