exhibitions
For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights
Nov. 15, 2012 – Mar. 10, 2013

Curator: Maurice Berger, Ph.D.

FOR ALL THE WORLD TO SEE is the first comprehensive museum exhibition to explore the historic role played by visual images in shaping, influencing, and transforming the fight for civil rights in the US.

Explore the online exhibition and film festival, download educational materials, sample the BOOK, and READ REVIEWS all at the WEBSITE.

This show has been carefully organized to promote an individual, self-directed museum-going experience. No tours will be given. Outside tours during daily exhibition hours are strongly discouraged. Schools are encouraged to organize post-exhibition discussion groups for students. Our website features additional educational resources.

Photo: Ernest C. Withers, (detail) I Am A Man, Sanitation Workers Assemble Outside Clayborn Temple, Memphis, TN, 1968 © Ernest C. Withers. Courtesy Panopticon Gallery, Boston, MA

Top Photo: Images from Past Exhibitions


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