Diptychs. Reverberations: Diptychs & Triptychs from the Southeast Museum of Photography.

Essay by Alison Devine Nordstrom. Wraps, 1995. 16 pages. Exhibition checklist with 30 images. Photographers included in the exhibit (not all illustrated) included Carolyn Brown; Brian Eckerle; Carol Flax; Carlos Garaicoa; Clint Imboden, Jr.; Kenro Izu; William Klein; Michelle Luke; Robert Rauschenberg; Craig Roper; Jan C. Watten; Charles Wellman; Guy Michel Telemaque; Sylvia Lizama; Dan Biferie; Chad D. Smith; Regina Vater; et al.  Summary:

Reverberations: Diptychs & Triptychs from the Southeast Museum of Photography (1995) is an exhibition catalog published by the Southeast Museum of Photography (Daytona Beach, Florida). Curated with an introductory essay by photo-historian and curator Alison Devine Nordstrom, the volume documents a group exhibition exploring multi-panel photographic structures.

Key Details & Highlights

• Format & Scope: Published in 1995 as a 16-page exhibition catalog featuring an essay, an exhibition checklist, and 30 illustrated images.

• Core Theme: Focuses on the visual and thematic dynamics of diptychs and triptychs, examining how placing two or three images side-by-side creates narrative tension, juxtaposition, and symbolic resonance ("reverberations") beyond single-frame photography.

• Featured Artists: Showcases works by a diverse range of modern and contemporary artists, including Robert Rauschenberg, William Klein, Kenro Izu, Carlos Garaicoa, Carol Flax, Carolyn Brown, Dan Biferie, and Michelle Luke.

• Institutional Significance: Exemplifies the Southeast Museum of Photography's 1990s curatorial focus on conceptual framing, sequential imagery, and the evolving structures of contemporary documentary and fine-art photography.

Copies available:

• Wraps, like new except stamped "GEH" at bottom of page 3 (George Eastman House).
•  Like new, without GEH stamp.