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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260310
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260311
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260312
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260314
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260316
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/revisiting-past-exposures-ex
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260317
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/revisiting-past-exposures-ex
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261008T035205Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52312950140303
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260318
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/revisiting-past-exposures-ex
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CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261008T035205Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52312950140304
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260319
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260322
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260326
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260327
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260328
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260329
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260401
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
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 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260405
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260406
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260407
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260408
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260410
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260411
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260413
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260415
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260416
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260417
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260418
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/revisiting-past-exposures-ex
 hibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261008T035205Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52312950163887
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260419
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
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LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/revisiting-past-exposures-ex
 hibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261008T035205Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260420
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/revisiting-past-exposures-ex
 hibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261008T035205Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52312950164913
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260421
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/revisiting-past-exposures-ex
 hibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20261008T035205Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52312950165938
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260422
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/revisiting-past-exposures-ex
 hibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261008T035205Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52312950166963
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260423
DESCRIPTION:Revisiting Past Exposures by Matthew Terry is the newest exhibi
 t in the Osborne Family Gallery\, and is on view through April 23\, 2026. 
 The gallery is open all hours the library is open.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the 
 Exhibit\n\nRevisiting Past Exposures is inspired by the idea that when you
  see a place an image of it is created in your mind\, and until revisiting
  this location you view it as your mind previously saw it. Sometimes upon 
 returning you realize things aren't quite as you remembered\, and these tw
 o sections of time don’t blend so smoothly into one another. My project 
 attempts to recreate this experience through presenting handheld printed i
 mages aligned with modern scenes. This is an experience I feel most people
  can relate to. This project is equal parts final product\, preparation\, 
 and process\, placing great significance on the time that passes between s
 hooting the first image\, making a physical print\, and then aligning this
  print for the final “present day” image.\n\n \n\n \n\nWhile these pho
 tographs tend to be shot within relative close proximity to where I live\,
  the time between the two aligned shots can span months and even years. Th
 is documents the combination of my own past and present experiences\, and 
 challenges me to relate the two in order to present this idea to the viewe
 r through my images.\n\n \n\n \n\nFurthermore I like to keep a level of in
 dividual interpretation in my work\, and I want my viewers to experience t
 he work aesthetically\, yet still take more from the deeper meaning. I wan
 t the viewer to reflect on the relationship between the past and the prese
 nt\, seeing how powerful the human mind is at creating a defined image of 
 a place\, and how until revisiting that location our perception of it ceas
 es to be changed\; commenting on the way we compare the past and present\,
  and how it often takes witnessing the past in a present perspective to un
 derstand how different and strange it appears in relation.\n\n \n\n \n\nAb
 out The Artist\n\nMatthew Terry is a Contemporary Photographer and graduat
 e of the Academy of Art University\, where he attained his BFA-Photography
  with a focus in Fine Art Photography in December of 2014. Currently locat
 ed in Iowa/The Quad City area\, Matthew picked up his first film camera in
  2004 at age 16\, and since has exhibited and sold work at galleries in Ro
 me\, San Francisco\, Minneapolis\, Colorado\, Kansas City\, Baltimore\, an
 d more. Additionally seeing work published both Nationally (Iowa\, Vermont
 \, New York\, Atlanta) and Internationally (Italy\, England).
GEO:41.258725;-96.011467
LOCATION:Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Library\, Osborne Family Gallery
SUMMARY:Revisiting Past Exposures Exhibit
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.unomaha.edu/event/revisiting-past-exposures-ex
 hibit
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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