Team curates exhibition of social protest photography
“Whose Streets? Our Streets!: New York City, 1980-2000,” an exhibition of social protest photography curated by Tamar Carroll, associate professor of history; Josh Meltzer, associate professor of photography; and Meg Handler ’90 (professional photographic illustration), is on view March 31-April 22 at Boston University’s Howard Thurman Center for Common Ground. In addition, a preview of the exhibition is on display March 31-April 2 at the Annual Meeting of The Organization of American Historians in Boston. Carroll, Meltzer, and Joshua Rashaad McFadden, assistant professor of photography, will present their work in a panel on “Social Protest Photography and Racial Justice.”
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