Carrie Mae Weems Explains Why Your Donation To The Portland Art Museum . . . Just received this letter from John Goodwin of the Portland Art Museum: “There’s no question the world has changed dramatically over the past eight months – from the global pandemic to a racial reckoning What energizes me most is the Portland Art Museum’s commitment to engage more broadly outside
Who Owns Pre-Civil War Daguerreotypes Of Enslaved Ancestors? Carrie Mae Weems later gained access to them and used them in a project she called “ From Here I Saw What Happened And I Cried ” (You may have seen some of those at the Portland Art Museum previously ) Later, while doing family history research, Tamara Lanier found the plates and recognized relatives
Possibly The Longest Photographic Exposure Ever — Portland . . . A beer can sat unnoticed at the observatory of the University of Hertfordshire for eight years and one month Inside was a piece of photographic paper and a small pinhole pierced the can on one side It recorded 2,953 trails of the sun Student Regina Valkenborgh began the long exposure project;