EQUAL
RIGHTS: Reggae and Social Change
This
art exhibition presents social history through Jamaican art
and music. Consisting of over 60 record album covers
from the 1950s to the 1990s, and supported by didactic panels,
this exhibition documents how visual, musical and vocal
artists from the Jamaican Diaspora have addressed social and
political issues in Jamaica and the wider international arena.
Next
Showing
Ithaca
College, Ithaca, NY, Handwerker Gallery - August 27 to October
14
Brooklyn,
NY, Corridor Gallery - October 26 to December 22
Past
Shows
January
11, 2007 - February 28,
2007
January 20, 2007 - Presentation by Herbie Miller Miami Dade Public
Library
Miami, Florida
July 14, 2006 - September 15,
2006
Black History Museum and Cultural Center Richmond VA
April
1, 2006 - May 31,
2006
Plymouth State
University
Plymouth, NH
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Project
Director - Dr. Catherine Amidon, Plymouth State University,
Plymouth, New Hampshire, USA
Curator
- Herbie Miller
Co-Curator
- Joshua Chamberlain
Consultants:
Neville Garrick, Dermot Hussey, Dan Neely, Zeke Stern
Equal
Rights: Reggae and Social Change is Made Possible By:
For
More Information contact Soul of the Lion
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