Photographs from within the Carr Gallery

The “Shutter Fever” exhibit consisted of several parts:
1. The display of 70 framed photographs. (View the Photographs)
2. Twenty framed quotes by famous artists, photographers, etc.  These were          
    hung mixed among the photographs. (View the Quotes)
3. A display of seven actual objects that appear in the still lifes plus the rusty      
    cans.  These were placed in a glass display case.
4. A hand out for visitors and children: “Which pictures are these pieces              
    from?”.  This hand out shows nine sections cut out from some of the               
    photographs and can be used as a game. (View the Hand Out)
5. A hand out for visitors and children: “Circle the object that appears the            
    most times in the photographs?”.  Black and white pictures of the objects       
    in the display case are shown on the hand out.  This can be used as a game.
      (View the Hand Out)
6. A computer running the “Photo Titles” program.  Copies of the gallery            
    photographs are shown on the screen and visitors are invited to make up         
    their own titles for them.  After a visitor enters a title they can view all of        
   the titles entered by others.  This program was written by Gordan  Hardcastle.
      (View a list of some of the titles entered)

A special thanks to:
 Grey Gardner, Catherine Smith and the staff at the Carr Gallery
 who made this exhibit possible.
Dick & Diane Clayton, Jr., John Commander and Linda Milam
 who sponsored this exhibit.

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