In working to achieve its mission, Gross Brothers Media has collaborated with universities, academic institutions, foundations, museums, and caretakers of many of the world’s greatest monuments of architecture history and cultural heritage to create a digital library that is one of the largest of its kind. GBM has offices in both the Northeast and on the West Coast of the United States, and has photographed across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and South America.<\/p>\n
Interface<\/strong><\/p>\n Gross Brothers Media develops customized, user-friendly viewing interfaces that address the needs of clients and their viewers. The viewing interface can easily be embedded into an institution’s existing website to create a seamless connection to the content.\u00a0 The interface also works with all mobile smart devices, including iOS devices (iPad, iPhone, etc.), and Android mobile devices.<\/p>\n The high-resolution digital spherical panoramic images produced by Gross Brothers Media are commonly viewed with Adobe Flash and\/or Apple QuickTime Virtual Reality technology. To view this site you will need the Flash Plugin and the QuickTime Plugin. We recommend using Apple’s Safari browser or Mozilla’s Firefox browser on PCs to view the tours.<\/p>\n Company History<\/strong><\/p>\n Michael Gross and Barry Gross have served as Company Principals since its founding in July, 2006. The Gross brothers have served as Co-Directors of the Williams College Virtual Architecture Project since its inception in 2002, under the direction of Professor Eugene J. Johnson, Amos Lawrence Professor of Art. The result of this project is a unique collection of over 1400 high-resolution spherical panoramas that represent many of the greatest monuments of Western and Islamic architecture. These serve as the technological backbone of a unique undergraduate education at Williams College, in which panoramas are used in each lecture on the history of architecture.<\/p>\n Michael and Barry have been working with digital panoramic photography since the 1990\u2019s. Their photography of art and architecture has been published or displayed at Williams College, Williams College Museum of Art, University of Virginia, University of California, Los Angeles, Utah State University, Saudi Aramco World Magazine, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, University of Vienna, Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Princeton School of Architecture, the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, ARTstor, and others. They have presented their work at Texas A&M University (Fall 2005) and Williams College (Summer 2007). In 2006, both Michael and Barry were Visiting Fellows at the Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities (IATH) at the University of Virginia.<\/p>\n Museums Photographed:<\/strong><\/p>\n National Gallery of Art, Washington DC Gross Brothers Media specializes in high-resolution digital 360\u00b0 panoramic photography, 3-D object photography, and audio\/video documentation. Their mission is to produce high-quality, high-resolution media of cultural heritage and historic works of art and architecture, and to provide an interface that delivers content in a user-friendly and straightforward way. Gross Brothers Media creates virtual tours that … Continue reading About GBM<\/span> ![\"Magnum_Opus_award\"](\"http:\/\/grossbrothersmedia.com\/photo\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/10\/Magnum_Opus_award.jpg\")
<\/a>Magnum Opus Award 2010 for Outstanding Achievement<\/em>
\n in Custom Media,\u00a0honorable mention<\/em>
\n Best Use of Photography – Single Feature,<\/em>
\n Electronic Publication or Website<\/em>
\nSaudi Aramco World
\nA Virtual Walking Tour: Al-Haram Al-Sharif<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nNew-York Historical Society, New York, NY
\nMuseum of Jewish Heritage, New York, NY
\nNational Archaeological Museum, Athens, Greece
\nArchaeological Museum of Olympia, Greece
\nNorth Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, NC
\nColumbia Museum of Art, Columbia, SC
\nLowe Art Museum, University of Miami, Florida
\nPortland Art Museum, Oregon
\nHigh Museum of Art, Atlanta, Georgia
\nBirmingham Museum of Art
\nMemphis Brooks Museum of Art
\nPhilbrook Museum of Art
\nMuseum of Fine Arts, Houston
\nLegion of Honor, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
\nPomona College Museum of Art
\nUniversity of Arizona Museum of Art
\nEl Paso Museum of Art
\nDenver Art Museum
\nSeattle Art Museum
\nWilliams College Museum of Art
\nSolomon R. Guggenheim Museum, NY
\nGuggenheim, Bilbao, Spain
\nKimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas
\nNew (Mies) National Gallery, Berlin, Germany
\nAltes Museum, Berlin, Germany
\nNeue Staatsgallerie, Stuttgart, Germany
\nPennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
\nSyon House, London, UK
\nSir John Soane’s Museum, London, UK
\nHagia Sophia, Istanbul, Turkey
\nContemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, Ohio
\nPalazzo del Te, Mantua, Italy<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"