This innovative exhibition opens at Duke’s Nasher Museum of Art in September 2017. Jacopo De’ Barbari’s patented image, a meticulous portrait of Venice in 1500, is the gateway to a world of knowledge. Along with the mural-sized, first state print from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, the exhibition features a number of interactive digital engagements that bring the city to life. Multi-media visualizations of the print’s art historical and historical material have led to exciting discoveries and invaluable understandings, information to be shared with the public for the first time. The result will be an original, highly dynamic, and multi-sensory way of experiencing art and its history.
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People Involved With The Project
A collaborative, long-term Visualizing Venice and Wired! research initiative, this project currently involves the following team members:
- Kristin Huffman Lanzoni
- Iara Dundas
- Ludovica Galeazzo
- Annie Haueter
- Julia Huang
- Hannah Jacobs
- Laura Moure-Cecchini
- Elisabeth Narkin
- Mary Kate Weggeland