A cyanotype print from projections of photographs of the eclipse’s ‘ring of fire’ effect. In the Path of Totality will be open to the public from Saturday, Oct. 5 through Friday, Dec. 13. (COURTESY PHOTO)
This acrylic and spray paint of New Hampshire's total eclipse by Plymouth State University student Jocelyn Paradis will be on display at the university's new In the Path of Totality exhibit. (COURTESY PHOTO)
This interwoven photograph of the annular eclipse in New Mexico by Plymouth State University student Sam Boulay will be on display in the In the Path of Totality exhibit at the university's Museum of the White Mountains from Oct. 5-Dec. 13. (COURTESY PHOTO)
A cyanotype print from projections of photographs of the eclipse’s ‘ring of fire’ effect. In the Path of Totality will be open to the public from Saturday, Oct. 5 through Friday, Dec. 13. (COURTESY PHOTO)
This acrylic and spray paint of New Hampshire's total eclipse by Plymouth State University student Jocelyn Paradis will be on display at the university's new In the Path of Totality exhibit. (COURTESY PHOTO)
This interwoven photograph of the annular eclipse in New Mexico by Plymouth State University student Sam Boulay will be on display in the In the Path of Totality exhibit at the university's Museum of the White Mountains from Oct. 5-Dec. 13. (COURTESY PHOTO)
PLYMOUTH — The Museum of the White Mountains at Plymouth State University will debut In the Path of Totality, a new exhibition about the total solar eclipse that passed over northern New Hampshire in April, with an opening reception on Friday, Oct. 4, 2024. The exhibition will feature artworks of various media and weather data by university students and faculty created during and after the eclipse. The free exhibition will be open to the public from Saturday, Oct. 5, through Friday, Dec. 13.
The opening reception, featuring light refreshments and brief remarks from Museum of the White Mountains Director Meghan Doherty, will be held from 3-5 p.m.
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