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Virtual Artist Talk: The View From Above/Below
Fri, Apr 02
|Zoom
March 20, 2021 12–1PM CST Zoom in with the artists of The View From Above/Below for a virtual walkthrough of their exhibition. With artists Hillary Wiedemann, Carla Fisher Schwartz, Erika Lynne Hanson


Time & Location
Apr 02, 2021, 4:11 PM – 4:16 PM
Zoom
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Zoom in with the artists of The View From Above/Below for a virtual walkthrough of their exhibition.
With artists Hillary Wiedemann, Carla Fisher Schwartz, Erika Lynne Hanson
Click here to watch a recording of the talk
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With the array of scientific and cartographic data made increasingly available through the public domain, our collective vision has expanded. The immediacy of digital technologies allows us to enter a remote landscape many miles, sometimes even light-years away, while physically remaining at home. Using information accessed through open-source media, such as Google Earth, United States National Park video feeds, and NASA satellite imagery, the work in The View from Above/Below alludes to our desire to extend our own vision, proposing new perspectives for viewing place and space.
Carla Fisher Schwartz’s work draws upon a practice of virtual exploration in Google Earth, culling street-level views that exploit technical glitches in the service’s 3D modeled…