The High Museum in Atlanta presents civil rights photographs from 1956–1967. “This installation of over forty photographs examines the history and legacy of the civil rights movement. Iconic prints drawn from the High Museum’s celebrated collection demonstrate the power and potency of photography during that significant era, while contemporary works point to the ongoing struggle for equal rights.”
“A Fire That No Water Could Put Out”: Civil Rights Photography
Until April 29, 2018
High Museum of Art, 1280 Peachtree Street, N.E., Atlanta, GA
(Image: “Grass Roots Organizer”, 1968)