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SUMMARY:Electric Contrasts Study Evening
LOCATION:McMurtry Building Oshman Hall\, 355 Roth Way\, Stanford\, CA 9430
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DESCRIPTION:Electric Contrasts: The Art of the Detail brings together phot
 obooks and magazines to show how the revolution of photography in the lat
 e 19th and early 20th century changed the history of art. Electric Contra
 sts takes Kenneth Clark’s landmark 1938 book One Hundred Details from Pic
 tures in the National Gallery as a starting point to illuminate the impac
 t black and white photographic details of Old Master paintings had on new
  ways of seeing in the early 20th century. The Bowes Art and Architecture
  Library exhibition reveals the anachronistic and provocative juxtapositi
 ons of artworks in avant-garde magazines and books which created a radica
 lly new vision that would go on to influence television and the internet.
 \n\nThis Study Evening brings together Geraldine Johnson and Alexander Ne
 merov to discuss the role of the detail in art history\, moderated by the
  exhibition’s curator\, Altair Brandon-Salmon.\n\n6:00pm: Tour of the Ele
 ctric Contrasts exhibition in Bowes Art and Architecture Library with Alt
 air Brandon-Salmon6:30pm: Introduction to the Study Evening with Altair B
 randon-Salmon\, Oshman Hall6:40pm: Geraldine Johnson on Medardo Rosso7:00
 pm: Alexander Nemerov on André Malraux’s The Voices of Silence7:20pm: Aud
 ience Q&AGeraldine Johnson is Associate Professor in the History of Art a
 t the University of Oxford. She will discuss the Italian sculptor-photogr
 apher Medardo Rosso (1858-1928) and his deployment of details from instal
 lation shots taken at the 1904 Salon d'Automne in Paris in\n\nhttp://next
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