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Dr. Maurice Berger previews Revolution of the Eye in Miami
The Relationship Between Modern Art & Early Television
The exhibit is called “Revolution of the Eye: Modern Art and the birth of American Television” and it’s a first of its kind. It’s truly a riveting exploration of how television in its formative...
October 26, 2015 · 3:06 PM
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How High Art Shaped The Early Days Of Television - WYPR
Dr. Maurice Berger joins Tom Hall for a fascinating talk
Maryland Morning featured an interview with Revolution of the Eye curator Dr. Maurice Berger, UMBC Research Professor.  Listen to the archived broadcast here. From the feature: "Maybe...
June 22, 2015 · 9:27 AM
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Revolution of the Eye makes its debut in New York
Maurice Berger's exhibition opens to accolades
Revolution of the Eye, the first exhibition to explore the relationship between modern art and early American television has made a big splash with its recent opening at The Jewish Museum,...
May 8, 2015 · 1:10 PM
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Maurice Berger on terrorizing force of images New York Times
A graphic photo stirs reflection, the Lens Blog
Maurice Berger is a Research Professor at the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture at UMBC and a well-known cultural historian, curator and author who writes the Race stories series for the...
July 24, 2014 · 11:32 AM
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Maurice Berger on Urbes Mutantes, New York Times
Latin America’s Mutating Cities, in Photographs
CADVC Research Professor Maurice Berger's Race Stories column on the Lens Blog of the New York Times focuses on the monumental survey of Latin American Photography, Urbes Murantes -- Mutant...
May 16, 2014 · 10:14 AM
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Maurice Berger in the New York Times
On Matt Herron's photographs of the Freedom Summer of 1964
Maurice Berger's latest Race Stories column for the Lens Blog of the New York Times: On Matt Herron's photographs of the Freedom Summer in 1964. He was the founder and director of the Southern...
May 9, 2014 · 1:50 PM

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