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Category: Exhibit
Focusing on the Hidden Horror of American Lynchings
Oliver Clasper, a London-born photographer and journalist, . . . has set out to provoke a conversation with a project he calls The Spaces We Inherit. In photographs and interviews, he is documenting historic sites where African Americans were terrorized…
Read MoreThe Civil Rights Movement: Through the Lens of Julius Lester, Panel Discussion and Reception, April 20 at 4:30 p.m.
Julius Lester, civil rights activist, author, and professor emeritus at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, photographed the black South and portions of the civil rights movement from 1964-68. His photographs, which will be exhibited in the Bernstein Gallery of Robertson…
Read More‘Black Girl’ in photos and film 3/29/17
Shown in conjunction with Princeton University Art Museum’s exhibition Revealing Pictures, director Ousmane Sembene‘s critically acclaimed Black Girl explores the struggles of a young woman from Senegal who becomes a servant in France. In French with English subtitles. Introduced by…
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