BRYGGENS MUSEUM

Across the West toward the North

EXHIBITION

LECTURES

Welcome to the opening of the exhibition by Marthe T. Fjellestad, Shannon Egan and Ron Perisho.

Welcome to the opening of our summer exhibition at Bryggens Museum “Across the West Toward the North” – American and Norwegian landscape photography, Saturday 20^th May at 12:00.

The exhibition, created by the University Library in Bergen and the Schmucker Art Gallery at Gettysburg College, in collaboration with Bymuseet i Bergen, displays more than 120 original 19th-century photographs and other unique objects from an American and several Norwegian collections.

This is the first time that similarities and differences in early Norwegian and American landscape photography have been the main theme of an exhibition.

On Saturday the 20^th May, the exhibition curators Marthe Tolnes Fjellestad and Shannon Egan and the collector Ron Perisho, the owner of the American photos, will talk about various topics related to the exhibition in 2 lectures.

12:00-12:40: The Prospects of Across the West and Toward the North by Marthe Tolnes Fjellestad and Shannon Egan.

Ever since the invention of the camera, photographers have attempted to capture and preserve landscapes as images.

Towards the end of the 19th century, technological advances made it possible to depict magnificent nature in completely new ways.

From west to north: Norwegian and American landscape photography looks at a historic moment when landscapes on both sides of the Atlantic were mapped, photographed and tamed for the first time.

This is the first time that an exhibition has as its main theme similarities and differences in early Norwegian and American landscape photography.

The exhibition contains more than 120 original 19th century photographs and unique objects drawn from three historic collections.

Kl. 12:50-13:15 Wet Plate Photography. How Difficult Is It? ved Ron Perisho.

What are the limitations? The lecture will cover process, equipment (darkrooms and cameras), printing, lighting, restrictions, how artists worked to get the great results they did.

The lectures will be held in Ungrom at Bryggens Museum.

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