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A collection of slideshows, artist lectures, Montague's "Best of..." |
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dawit petros : remix may 4 - june 10, 2006 Eritrean-Canadian photographer Dawit Petros is rapidly building a solid reputation for his dramatic portraits of families in their domestic environments. |
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jürgen schadeberg : the black and white
fifties in south africa may 1 - may 29, 2005 "In a career spanning over half a century, Jürgen Schadeberg has come to represent much more than visual storyteller." |
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dennis morris : growing up black may 2 - may 29, 2004 |
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jamel shabazz : back in the days may 4 - may 31, 2003 |
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ojeikere : hairstyles may 5 - june 2, 2002. "For over thirty years, [Ojeikere] has documented women's hairstyles, considering them to be ephemeral creations, made and unmade by time. These beautiful images contain ancient history, accumulated knowledge and the present state of a living culture.." |
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tony gleaton : africa's legacy in latin america may 6 - 21, 2001. "An unusual photographic series focusing on the African diaspora in Latin America... These superb images of people of African descent living in Latin America are filled with a quiet beauty and eloquence." |
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seydou keïta : mid-century modern may 7 - 31, 2000. "The thousands of portraits that Seydou Keïta took form an outstanding record of Malian (West African) society between the end of the Forties and the early Sixties." |
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james van der zee : portraits may 2 - 30, 1999. Documenting the rise of a black middle class during Harlem's renaissance, VanDerZee's portraits offer a glimpse into an important part of African-American history. |
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michael chambers : transforming reality may 4 - august 3, 1997 "The strength of Chambers' work lies in his ability to capture the human spirit through provocative images which demand full participation of the viewer." |