BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Mirror Mirror X-WR-TIMEZONE:Pacific Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418328 DTSTART:20190209T200000Z DTEND:20190210T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418329 DTSTART:20190210T190000Z DTEND:20190211T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418330 DTSTART:20190212T200000Z DTEND:20190213T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418331 DTSTART:20190213T200000Z DTEND:20190214T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418332 DTSTART:20190214T200000Z DTEND:20190215T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418333 DTSTART:20190215T200000Z DTEND:20190216T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418334 DTSTART:20190216T200000Z DTEND:20190217T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418335 DTSTART:20190217T190000Z DTEND:20190218T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418336 DTSTART:20190219T200000Z DTEND:20190220T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418337 DTSTART:20190220T200000Z DTEND:20190221T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418338 DTSTART:20190221T200000Z DTEND:20190222T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418339 DTSTART:20190222T200000Z DTEND:20190223T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418340 DTSTART:20190223T200000Z DTEND:20190224T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418341 DTSTART:20190224T190000Z DTEND:20190225T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418342 DTSTART:20190226T200000Z DTEND:20190227T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418343 DTSTART:20190227T200000Z DTEND:20190228T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418344 DTSTART:20190228T200000Z DTEND:20190301T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418345 DTSTART:20190301T200000Z DTEND:20190302T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418346 DTSTART:20190302T200000Z DTEND:20190303T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418347 DTSTART:20190303T190000Z DTEND:20190304T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418348 DTSTART:20190305T200000Z DTEND:20190306T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418349 DTSTART:20190306T200000Z DTEND:20190307T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418350 DTSTART:20190307T200000Z DTEND:20190308T050000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418351 DTSTART:20190308T200000Z DTEND:20190309T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418352 DTSTART:20190309T200000Z DTEND:20190310T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418353 DTSTART:20190310T180000Z DTEND:20190310T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418354 DTSTART:20190312T190000Z DTEND:20190313T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418355 DTSTART:20190313T190000Z DTEND:20190314T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418356 DTSTART:20190314T190000Z DTEND:20190315T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418357 DTSTART:20190315T190000Z DTEND:20190316T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418358 DTSTART:20190316T190000Z DTEND:20190317T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418359 DTSTART:20190317T180000Z DTEND:20190317T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418360 DTSTART:20190319T190000Z DTEND:20190320T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418361 DTSTART:20190320T190000Z DTEND:20190321T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418362 DTSTART:20190321T190000Z DTEND:20190322T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418363 DTSTART:20190322T190000Z DTEND:20190323T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418364 DTSTART:20190323T190000Z DTEND:20190324T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418365 DTSTART:20190324T180000Z DTEND:20190324T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418366 DTSTART:20190326T190000Z DTEND:20190327T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418367 DTSTART:20190327T190000Z DTEND:20190328T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418368 DTSTART:20190328T190000Z DTEND:20190329T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418369 DTSTART:20190329T190000Z DTEND:20190330T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418370 DTSTART:20190330T190000Z DTEND:20190331T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418371 DTSTART:20190331T180000Z DTEND:20190331T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418372 DTSTART:20190402T190000Z DTEND:20190403T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418373 DTSTART:20190403T190000Z DTEND:20190404T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418374 DTSTART:20190404T190000Z DTEND:20190405T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418375 DTSTART:20190405T190000Z DTEND:20190406T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418376 DTSTART:20190406T190000Z DTEND:20190407T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418377 DTSTART:20190407T180000Z DTEND:20190408T040000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418378 DTSTART:20190409T190000Z DTEND:20190410T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418379 DTSTART:20190410T190000Z DTEND:20190411T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418380 DTSTART:20190411T190000Z DTEND:20190412T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418381 DTSTART:20190412T190000Z DTEND:20190413T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418382 DTSTART:20190413T190000Z DTEND:20190414T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418383 DTSTART:20190414T180000Z DTEND:20190414T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418384 DTSTART:20190416T190000Z DTEND:20190417T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418385 DTSTART:20190417T190000Z DTEND:20190418T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418386 DTSTART:20190418T190000Z DTEND:20190419T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418387 DTSTART:20190419T190000Z DTEND:20190420T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418388 DTSTART:20190420T190000Z DTEND:20190421T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418389 DTSTART:20190421T180000Z DTEND:20190421T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418390 DTSTART:20190423T190000Z DTEND:20190424T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418391 DTSTART:20190424T190000Z DTEND:20190425T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418392 DTSTART:20190425T190000Z DTEND:20190426T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418393 DTSTART:20190426T190000Z DTEND:20190427T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418394 DTSTART:20190427T190000Z DTEND:20190428T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418395 DTSTART:20190428T180000Z DTEND:20190428T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418396 DTSTART:20190430T190000Z DTEND:20190501T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418397 DTSTART:20190501T190000Z DTEND:20190502T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418398 DTSTART:20190502T190000Z DTEND:20190503T040000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418399 DTSTART:20190503T190000Z DTEND:20190504T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418400 DTSTART:20190504T190000Z DTEND:20190505T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418401 DTSTART:20190505T180000Z DTEND:20190505T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418402 DTSTART:20190507T190000Z DTEND:20190508T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418403 DTSTART:20190508T190000Z DTEND:20190509T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418404 DTSTART:20190509T190000Z DTEND:20190510T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418405 DTSTART:20190510T190000Z DTEND:20190511T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418406 DTSTART:20190511T190000Z DTEND:20190512T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260814T222029Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4418407 DTSTART:20190512T180000Z DTEND:20190512T230000Z DESCRIPTION:Opening reception on March 9 from 4-5 PM is free to the public. \n\n \n\nMirror Mirror features a building taking a picture of itself. On Sunday\, June 7\, 1987\, photographer Darryl Curran set about to transform the closed Kress department store in downtown Riverside into a walk-in ca mera obscura. The structure was shuttered\, with plans underway to remake it into the California Museum of Photography. The artist blacked out the f ront display windows to create a camera. He fashioned multiple pinhole ape rtures and jury-rigged a darkroom in a basement storeroom. Finally\, Curra n commandeered a pair of abandoned dressing room mirrors. He deployed them on the mall to reflect the building front. One the next month of June 198 7\, he made scores of photographs. The pictures\, Curran states\, are “a result of the building taking a picture of itself.” They are self-refle xive. They are building selfies.\n\n \n\nCurran was operating at the invit ation of museum director Charles Desmarais. In that spirit\, Mirror Mirror invited four contemporary Southern California artists to respond to Curra n’s work. Following Curran’s lead (and in several instances employing his images)\, Karchi Perlmann\, Andrew K. Thompson\, Jonas Yip\, and Jody Zellen used the museum - its archive\, history\, online manifestations\, a nd camera collection- to produce additional\, inventive institutional self -portraits.\n\n \n\nImage: Darryl Curran\, “Untitled\,” from the “Kr ess Building Project\,” 1987\, courtesy of the artist.\n\n \n\nCurator: Douglas McCulloh LOCATION:UCR ARTS\, California Museum of Photography SUMMARY:Mirror Mirror URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.ucr.edu/event/mirror_mirror CATEGORIES:Arts CATEGORIES:Exhibitions END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR