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SUMMARY:Second Nature: A Photo Exhibition Presented by the Spring 2026 Photo Practicum Class
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition features photography by students in the Photo Practicum course who spent their semester working on one specific project.  The resulting works encounter themes of time\, growth\, exploration\, and a sense of self. Each project uniquely asks questions about the world we live in and how we occupy it. Students worked with analog and digital photography\, along with bookmaking and mixed media\, to create their various projects.Presented by Doris (Leping) Cao\, Kaileigh Clark\, Natalie He\, Andrés Herrera\, Yixin Hu\, Danny Kennedy\, Lilli Drescher\, Grace Kinney\, Ela Moss\, Hammond (Shi) Qi\, Kiki Tobor\, Maya Wang\, and Wendi Zhang.Opening reception: April 27\, 6-9 PM.The exhibition can also be seen during gallery hours from 12-6 PM\, April 27-April 29. \n\n\n\n* Please note: The Huret and Spector Gallery is located on the 6th Floor of the Tufte Building. Please enter through the doors at 10 Boylston Place Alleyway. Visitor registration and ID are required for visitors without an Emerson ID. Emerson Community need not RSVP. Contact mailto:contemporary@emerson.edu contemporary@emerson.edu for help registering before your visit. Hours are Monday through Friday\, 12-5 pm.
URL:https://emersoncontemporary.org/event/second-nature-a-photo-exhibition-presented-by-the-spring-2026-photo-practicum-class/
LOCATION:Huret and Spector Gallery
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Reception,Student Projects
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SUMMARY:Thin Places: Thresholds of Transmission
DESCRIPTION: Thin Places: Thresholds of Transmission  \n\n\n\nSeptember 15 – December 12\, 2026  \n\n\n\nEmerson Contemporary\, Media Art Gallery\, Boston\, MA  \n\n\n\nSabrina Ratté\, PLANE of INCIDENCE\, Single-channel video (still)\, 2024.\n\n\n\nThin Places: Thresholds of Transmission brings together works by Beatrice Glow\, Megan and Murray McMillan\, and Sabrina Ratté that explore the unstable boundaries between object-hood and atmosphere\, material presence and ephemeral experience. Across sculpture\, moving image\, and installation\, the exhibition considers how contemporary artistic practices are shaped by forms of ecological\, technological\, cosmic\, and sensory transmissions that exceed fixed or stable material states.  \n\n\n\nThe artists included in the exhibition approach matter not as static substance\, but as dynamic process: something continuously shifting across thresholds of visibility\, perception\, and relation. Astrophysical systems\, environmental histories\, speculative fictions and digital simulations become intertwined fields through which viewers encounter forms that are at once tactile and immaterial\, intimate and planetary. Across the exhibition\, distinctions between the virtual and the physical\, the speculative and the real\, are in doubt.  \n\n\n\nBeatrice Glow\, Textures of Time\, single channel video\, 2025. \n\n\n\nBeatrice Glow’s materially grounded installations trace the movement of cultural\, ecological\, and historical forces across global systems of exchange\, connecting sensory experience with environmental transmutation. Megan and Murray McMillan’s sculptural and video-practice translates cosmic and environmental phenomena into embodied spatial encounters\, activating relationships between gravity\, perception and physical form. Sabrina Ratté’s speculative digital environments imagine hybrid ecologies in which technological systems and organic forms merge into continuously evolving atmospheric worlds. \n\n\n\nMegan and Murray McMillan\, This Collapsed and Expanding Breath\, Three-Channel Video Installation\, 2025. Installtion view\, The Jamestown Art Center. \n\n\n\n 
URL:https://emersoncontemporary.org/event/thin-places-thresholds-of-transmission/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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