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Gallery Tour: Who Shot Sports. 8/28. 2PM

Enjoy a tour of the exhibition Who Shot Sports: A Photographic History, 1843 to the Present; free with exhibition admission

Cathy Mather, Community Contributor
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Even though the Olympics are over, you can still get your sports fix by coming to the exhibition Who Shot Sports: A Photographic History, 1843 to the Present. At 2pm on Sunday 8/28 a Museum Guide will give a tour of the exhibition and provide information and insight to the photographs on view. Free with exhibition admission.

Photo captions/credits: Ken Geiger. Nigerian Relay Team, Olympics, Barcelona, 1992. Courtesy of Ken Geiger/The Dallas Morning News; Gerard Rancinan, Laura Flesse, 2001. Courtesy of the artist; Brian Finke, Untitled (Cheerleading #81), 2001. Courtesy of the artist; Bob Martin, Serena, 2004. Courtesy Bob Martin; Howard Schatz, Boxing Study 1805 Sergio Martinez, 2010. Courtesy of the Staley-Wise Gallery, New York; George Demeny, Chronophotograph of an exercise on the horizontal bar, 1906. Copyright INSEP IconothEque

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