Sight Unseen:
Picturing the Invisible,
1840 - 1900
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Corey Keller
Associate Curator of Photography for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Keller explores the use of photography in
nineteenth-century science to document
phenomena invisible to the eye. Her lecture
will reveal what early photomicrographs,
astrophotographs, motion studies, and X-rays
meant to science and how these pictures of
the invisible touched people, for whom the
worlds revealed would have been utterly
inconceivable.
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