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Binghamton University Library News > Libraries exhibit showcases augmented art
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Libraries exhibit showcases augmented art

Posted by Bryan Field Last Updated: February 4, 2026 0 Min Read Add Comment
Student stands in front of a featured art piece in Bartle Library with phone outstretched to utilize the Amplifier augmented reality app. The portrait, “Patrisse Cullors” by Noa Denmon features a black woman with her hand over her heart surrounded by birds and flowers with the words “Reimagine” over her head.

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