Winter Reception: "A Measure of Value" and "Dissecting Locomotion"

Enjoy free food and drinks as we celebrate the opening of two new exhibitions.

"A Measure of Value," curated by Trout Gallery Curatorial Assistant Allie Gonzalez '26, considers how art and artifacts intersect with economic principles of markets, both as physical embodiments of currency and as commentary on monetary systems.

"Dissecting Locomotion," co-curated by senior Dickinson College Art History majors Abigail Allport, Anna Radigan, and Lena Rimmer under the direction of Professor Elizabeth Lee, features the photography of Eadward Muybridge.

This event is free and open to the public.

Image: Image: Eadweard Muybridge (English, 1830-1904), Plate 762 from "Animal Locomotion," 1887, Black and white photograph, dry plate process on paper, 13.75 x 19.375 in. (34.925 x 49.213 cm), The Trout Gallery, Gift of Samuel Moyerman, 1987.4.104