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 a wide range of processes and formats from repositories across the Univers
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 ling us to revisit our relationship with this artistic medium.
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 nt cameras in our pockets. Photographs may literally be “written with li
 ght\,” capturing a moment and place in an instant flash. Yet\, they are 
 also so much more: they are intricate material objects entangled in system
 s of extraction\, motion and collection.  \n\n \n\nPhoto / Object gathers 
 a wide range of processes and formats from repositories across the Univers
 ity of Delaware’s campus. These photographs take up space and invite us 
 to remember that they are real objects made from physical materials\, enab
 ling us to revisit our relationship with this artistic medium.
GEO:39.683941;-75.753639
LOCATION:Old College Hall\, West Gallery
SUMMARY:Photo / Object
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.udel.edu/event/photo-object
CATEGORIES:Community
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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