Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Report by Henry Art Gallery

FISCAL YEAR 2023 ANNUAL REPORT

ABOUT THE HENRY

The Henry believes in the power of art to challenge norms, transform hearts, and build community.

The Henry is at the forefront of advancing contemporary art and ideas. As Washington State’s first art museum, the Henry has a long history of championing artists at every level of creation and stage in their career. Exhibitions range from intimate photography presentations drawn from the museum’s vast collection to largescale, commissioned installations by some of today’s most prolific artists. Creative experimentation, diversity of voices, and a rich visitor experience are core values of the Henry.

ektor garcia: matéria prima

APR 2 – SEPT 4, 2022

Donna Huanca: MAGMA SLIT

APR 2, 2022 – FEB 5, 2023

Henry Teen Art Collective: The Fall

MAY 27 – SEPT 4, 2022

2022 University of Washington MFA + MDes Thesis Exhibition

MAY 28 – JUN 26, 2022

Paul Mpagi Sepuya: Monsen

Photography Lecture

JUN 4 – SEPT 25, 2022

everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt: Selections from the Collection

JUL 23, 2022 – JAN 8, 2023

Chloë Bass: Soft Services

AUG 10, 2022 – AUG 2026

Henry OffSite at Volunteer Park

this was a densely wooded hill

OCT 01, 2022 – APR 16, 2023

Nina Chanel Abney: Fishing Was His Life

OCT 1, 2022 – MAR 5, 2023 accompanied by an exterior mural

PNW x PNW: Photographs from the Henry Collection

OCT 1, 2022 – FEB 2, 2023

Thick as Mud

FEB 4 – MAY 7, 2023

Sarah Cain: Day after day on this beautiful stage

APR 1 – AUG 27, 2023 accompanied by exterior mural

Taking Care: Collections Support Studio

APR 1 – AUG 20, 2023

Daniel Alexander Jones - Altar No.3: I Choose To Remember Us Whole

APR 29 – AUG 6, 2023

Dana Claxton: Monsen Photography Lecture

MAY 27 – JUL 9, 2023

2023 University of Washington MFA + MDes Thesis Exhibition

MAY 27 – JUN 25, 2023

KEY PROGRAMS & EVENTS

2022

SEPT - JUN

Henry Teen Art Collective

SEPT 30, 2022

Public Opening: everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt., Nina Chanel Abney: Fishing Was His Life, PNW x PNW: Photographs from the Henry Collection, and this was a densely wooded hill

OCT 1, 2022

Chloë Bass and Mattilda Berstein Sycamore in Conversation

OCT 2, 2022

ArtVenture: Making Connections

OCT 14, 2022

Artist Conversation: Donna Huanca with Jazmina Figueroa

OCT 15 & OCT16, 2022

Performance Activations: MAGMA SLIT

NOV 10, 2022

Artist Talk: ChuquimamaniCondori

NOV 10 – DEC 11, 2022

Henry Art Liaison Tours

JAN 27, 2023

“Manzanar, Diverted” Screening and Director Q&A

FEB 3, 2023

Public Opening: Thick as Mud

FEB 4 & FEB 5, 2023

Film Screening: DIS Collective

FEB 5, 2023

Cameraless Film Workshop:

Digging Up Surprises with Devon Damonte and Avida Jackson

FEB 11, 2023

Remembering and Reimagining Environmental Histories and Futures: a writing workshop with Rasheena Fountain

FEB 2 – MAR 11, 2023

Henry Art Liaison Tours

MAR 4, 2023

Dusk to Dawn: The 2023 Henry Gala & Dance Party

MAR 25, 2023

Curator Tour: Thick as Mud

MAR 31, 2023

Public Opening: Sarah Cain: Day after day on this beautiful stage and Taking Care: Collection Support Studio

APR 13, APR 20, & APR 27, 2023

Taking Care: Collections Conversations

APR 21, MAR 19, & JUN 16, 2023

In the Field with AgePride: Tour the Henry

APR 22, 2023

Thick as Mud: A Poetic Response Publication Launch

APR 27, 2023

Book Launch and Artist Talk with Aziz + Cucher

APR 27 – JUN 4, 2023

Henry Art Liaison Tours

MAY 6, 2023

Curator Tour: Taking Care & Sarah Cain

MAY 12, 2023

Monsen Photography Lecture: Dana Claxton

MAY 18, 2023

Writing from the ancientfuture with Daniel Alexander Jones

MAY 20, 2023

Altar No. 3: I Choose to Remember Us Whole: Community Processional

MAY 22, 2023

Crafting Ceremonies of Food

JUN 2, 2023

Public Opening: 2023 UW MFA + MDes Exhibition

JUN 8, 2023

Community Engagement Plan: BIPOC Student Tours

JUN 13, 2023

Artist Talk: Prumsodun Ok

JUN 15, 2023

Henry Gallery Association Annual Meeting

HONORING OUR DONORS

The Henry thanks the following individuals, corporations, foundations, and government funders for their gifts of art and annual contributions to the Henry Gallery Association between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023.

INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT

4Culture

ArtsFund

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Floyd and Delores Jones

Endowed Fund for the Arts

H10 Capital

Helen Frankenthaler Foundation

Hoedemaker Pfeiffer

Jack Shainman Gallery

Jessica Silverman

Krekow Jennings Inc.

Microsoft Corporation

National Endowment for the Arts

National Endowment for the Humanities

Ned and Kayla Skinner Arts Enrichment Fund

Paul G. Allen Family Foundation

Perkins Coie

Peter F. Donnelly Merit Fund

Phillips Auctioneers, LLC

Seattle Office of Arts & Culture

Stanlee R. Gatti Designs

U District Partnership

Volunteer Park Trust

Washington State Arts Commission

Washington State Department of Commerce

Weber Thompson

Widgeon Point Charitable Foundation

ARTIST’S CIRCLE

Chap and Eve Alvord

Geoffrey and Anne Barker

Kristen and Saul Becker

Shari Behnke

Bassem Bejjani and Lisa Burns

Bruce and Ann Blume

T. William Booth

Aaron Bush and Catherine

Clifford

Cathy and Michael Casteel

Cindy Gantz and Josh Taft

Katharyn Alvord Gerlich

Jodi Green and Mike Halperin

Carolyn and Gerald Grinstein

Michael and Elizabeth Hilton

Steve Hoedemaker and Thomas Swenson

Eric Hurt and David Windstrup

Linda McDougall Lewis

George W. and Beverly McKoin Martin

Alison and Glen Milliman

Susan and Furman Moseley

Molly Nordstrom

Jacqueline Sorensen Pinch

Eleanor and Charles Pollnow

Becky Roberts

Jennifer Hintz Roberts and Christopher Roberts

Kristen and Glen Scott

Jon Shirley and Kim Richter Shirley

David and Catherine Eaton

Skinner

Hayden Slater

William True

Charlie and Barbara Wright

Robin Wright and Ian Reeves

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE

Edie Adams

Anonymous

Erin and Don Blakeney

Susan Brotman

Joanna and Michael Callahan

Dale P. and Leslie Chihuly

Cara Egan and Rob Bradbury

Bill and Lindy Gaylord

Adam Glant and Josh Lackey

Racha and Wassef Haroun

Will and Beth Ketcham

Robert S. Macfarlane, Jr. and Janet Macfarlane

Mike and Liz McConnell

Linda Nordstrom

Walter Parsons and Linda Gerrard*

Julie and Bryan Syrdal

Sylvia Wolf and Duane Schuler

William and Allison Wolf

H.S. Wright III and Katherine Janeway

Merrill Wright

Maria and Jesse Yang

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE

Sarah and Richard Barton

Dr. Sally Browning and Dr. Richard Pelman

Peter and Tonya Farr

Lynne Graybeal and Scott Harron

Jen and Ash Higgins

Liz Lee and Justin Cranshaw

Carla and Don Lewis

Alaa Mendili and Dinah Dimalanta

COLLECTOR’S CIRCLE

Dr. Barbara Billings and Ernest Vogel

Dennis Braddock

Dan and Takayo Ederer

Alyx Fier and Sally Ketcham

Nan Garrison

Deborah P. Gunn

John Hoedemaker

Jodie Ireland and Chris Baker

Alida and Christopher Latham

Andrea Lounibos

Mr. and Mrs. David G. Mandley

Peyton A. Mays

Lorna Meyer

Maren Monsen and Jeff Grainger

Martha and Colin Moseley

Timothy Pfeiffer

Lucy and Herbert Pruzan

Jake Santelli

Shaké Sarkis

Kimberly Brown Seely and Jeffrey T. Seely

Kabir and Noreen Shahani

Rajeev and Jill Singh

Lesa Sroufe and Matt Barnes

Jane and David Thyer

Kimberly True

Ruth W. True

Alan Veigel and Laura Parma-Veigel

Walker Family Foundation

James and Anya Warren

Kathleen Florence Warren and John Austin Wilson

COLLECTION BENEFACTORS

Edie Adams

Ambrose M. and Viola H. Patterson Endowment Fund

Tamar and Ruth Barzel

David G. Berger and Holly Maxson

Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati

Dennis Braddock

Rick Bringolf

Jodi Green and Mike Halperin Kreielsheimer Fund

Liza and Dr. Arturo F. Mosquera

Ruth W. True

William True

IN-KIND DONORS

Batch 206 Distillery

Fremont Brewing

Graduate Seattle

Graypants LLC

Ian Lindsay Live

KEXP

KUOW

Lytle-Barnett

The Seattle Times

Solea Food and Wine

The Stranger

University of Washington

Jesse Yang

ART UNBOUND CAMPAIGN

The campaign provides critical support for the Henry to commission artists to create new works, expand our community partnerships, and center education and equity as a vital part of the museum experience. We would like to thank the following generous donors who have invested in the transformative power of art.

Edie Adams

Chap and Eve Alvord

The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts

Geoffrey and Anne Barker

Shari and John Behnke

Bassem Bejjani and Lisa Burns

Bobo Foundation/Carol Bobo

T. William Booth

Joanna Hess Callahan and Michael Callahan

Cathy and Michael Casteel

Andy Comer and Rachel Greene

Cara Egan

Jamie Fish and Dalen Bakstad

Charlotte Ford

Friday Foundation in honor of Richard E. Lang and Jane Lang Davis

Mimi Gardner Gates

Bill and Lindy Gaylord

Stanlee R. Gatti Designs

Katharyn Alvord Gerlich

Adam Glant and Josh Lackey

Gary and Vicki Glant

Lynne Graybeal and Scott Harron

Jodi Green and Mike Halperin

Seth Grizzle

Michael Hatch

Jen and Ash Higgins

Steve Hoedemaker and Thomas Swenson

Eric Hurt and David Windstrup

Jodie Ireland and Chris Baker

The Jon and Mary Shirley Foundation

Janet Wright Ketcham

Liz Lee and Justin Cranshaw

Carla and Don Lewis

Linda McDougall Lewis

George W. and Beverly McKoin

Martin

Robert S. Macfarlane, Jr. and Janet C. Macfarlane

Susan Meiselas

Alaa Mendili and Dinah

Dimalanta

Lorna Meyer

Maren Monsen and Jeffry

Grainger

Susan and Furman Moseley

Mutuus Studio

The Norcliffe Foundation

Walter Parsons

Jacqueline Sorensen Pinch

Eleanor and Charles Pollnow

Lee Rhodes and Peter Seligmann

Catherine and Thurston Roach

Rothschild Family Foundation Inc.

Theiline Scheumann*

Kristen and Glen Scott

David and Catherine Eaton

Skinner

Lesa Sroufe and Matt Barnes

Drs. Robert and Robin Stacey

Julie and Bryan Syrdal

TEW Foundation

William True

Molly Jae Vaughan

Volunteer Park Trust

Robert Wade

Walker Family Foundation

Kathleen Florence Warren and John Austin Wilson

Sylvia Wolf and Duane Schuler

Charlie and Barbara Wright

H.S. Wright III and Katherine Janeway

Robin Wright and Ian Reeves

Virginia* and Bagley* Wright

Maria and Jesse Yang

*deceased

A significant cultural resource, the Henry’s collection features the work of national and international artists in a broad range of media including photographs, prints, drawings, paintings, ceramics, costumes, and textiles, collected since the museum’s inception in 1926. Our collecting practices are guided by the museum’s commitment to equity and inclusion and to amplifying diverse voices and ideas. 94 new works have entered the Henry’s collection in fiscal year 2023, which now includes more than 28,000 objects.

*Works are listed in chronological order of when they were acquired.

Dina Barzel (Romania, 19312019), Bride, 1995. Acrylic, cotton, hemp, linen, wood. Henry Art Gallery, gift of the Barzel family, 2022.12. © Ruth and Tamar Barzel.

Jason Dodge (U.S./Denmark, born 1969), your death, submarine, 2009. Copper pipes, water. Henry Art Gallery, gift of the William and Ruth True Foundation, 2022.13. © Jason Dodge.

Jason Dodge (U.S./Denmark, born 1969), a current (electric) through (A) tuning fork and light, 2009. Lightbulb, electrical cord, silver tuning fork. Henry Art Gallery, gift of the William and Ruth True Foundation, 2022.14. © Jason Dodge.

Dan Webb (U.S., 1965), Fortress, 2009. Carved cedar. Henry Art Gallery, gift of the William and Ruth True Foundation, 2022.15. © Dan Webb.

Lead Pencil Studio (Annie Han and Daniel Mihalyo), Annie Han (South Korea/U.S., 1967), Daniel

Mihalyo (U.S., 1970), Arrival at 2am, 2007. Wood, glass, paint, polyester filament, steel. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William and Ruth True, 2022.16. © Lead Pencil Studio.

Gretchen Bennett (U.S., born 1960), Wythe Avenue (Looking East), 2006. Screen printed vinyl stickers on archival paper. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.17. © Gretchen Bennett.

Sandro Chia (Italy, born 1946), Poetic Declaration, 1984. Watercolor and ink on paper (2 pieces. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.18. © Sandro Chia.

Jason Dodge (U.S./Denmark, born 1969), Darkness falls on the Kelly Cabin, Hwy 109, Copalis Beach, WA 98535, 2010-11. Sources of light taken from a house at the edge of the forest in Washington. Various electric lightbulbs, wood, paper, candles. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.19. © Jason Dodge.

Jason Dodge (U.S./Denmark, born 1969), The acrobats are sleeping, 2010-11. Six pillows that have only been slept on by acrobats. Acrylic, cotton. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.20.1-6. © Jason Dodge.

Neil Goldberg (U.S., born 1963), My Father Breathing into a Mirror, 2005. Single-channel video. Edition 2/5. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.21. © Neil Goldberg.

Neil Goldberg (U.S., born 1963), Three or Four Steps Through a Shadow, 2003-5. Singlechannel and three-channel video installation. Edition 1/5 + 1 A.P. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.22. © Neil Goldberg.

Hadley & Maxwell (Hadley Howes, Canada/Germany, born 1973; Maxwell Stephens, Canada/Germany, born 1966), …Um, 2006. Light bulb, cord, fixture, single channel video. Edition 1/3. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.23. © Hadley+Maxwell.

Jessica Jackson Hutchins (U.S., born 1971), Sun Valley Road Trip, 2006-7. Color video with sound. Edition 2/5. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.24. © Jessica Jackson Hutchins.

Eirik Johnson (U.S., 1974), Coquille, Oregon, 2006. Inkjet print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.25. © Eirik Johnson.

William Kentridge (South Africa, 1955), Casspir’s Full of Love, 1989-2000. Drypoint in black. AP VI/X of Edition 30. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.26. © William Kentridge.

Anne Fenton (née Mathern; U.S./Saudi Arabia, born 1982), Untitled Rave Dance, 2008. Digital video, silent. Edition 1/20. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.27. © Anne Fenton.

Anne Fenton (née Mathern; U.S./Saudi Arabia, born 1982), Chad Wentzel (U.S., 1980), Untitled Dance, 2008. Digital video with audio. Edition 1/20. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.28. © Anne Fenton and Chad Wentzel.

Roy McMakin (U.S., 1956), Used/Use (4 black chairs, 2 from Centralia, and 2 I bought on eBay), 2012. Enamel paint on Eastern maple, upholstery, found pieces. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.29.1-8. © Roy McMakin.

Mary Ann Peters (U.S., 1949), Thin Space, 2014. Ink and watercolor on clayboard. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.30. © Mary Ann Peters.

Ben Rubin (U.S., 1964), The Quiet Ticking of Dreams, 2006. LEDs and electronics. Edition 2/4. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.31. © Ben Rubin.

Jeremy Shaw (Canada, 1977), 7 Minutes, 1995-2002. DVD loop. Edition 2/3 + 2AP. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.32. © Jeremy Shaw.

Catherine Yass (U.K, 1963), Descent, 2002. 16mm film on DVD, projected, silent. Edition 2/3 + AP. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.33 © Catherine Yass.

Catherine Yass (U.K, 1963), Descent: HQ5: 1s, 4.7 degrees, 0mm, 40mph, 2002. Ilfochrome transparency, lightbox. Edition 2/3 + 2 AP. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.34. © Catherine Yass.

Susan Philipsz (U.K., 1965), Here Comes Everybody, 2008. Audio installation. Edition 3/3 + 2AP. Henry Art Gallery, gift of William True, 2022.35. © Susan Philipz.

Steve Roden (U.S., 1964), transmission (voices of objects and skies), 2005. Tin cans, enamel paint, light bulbs, audio equipment, sound composition. Henry Art Gallery, gift of

William True, 2022.36. © Steve Roden.

Mark Sink (U.S., born 1958), Three Calla Lillies, 1992. Cyanotype. Edition 5/10. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Jodi Green and Mike Halperin, 2022.37. © Mark Sink.

Mark Sink (U.S., born 1958), Two Blue Roses, 1992. Cyanotype. Edition 2/10. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Jodi Green and Mike Halperin, 2022.38. © Mark Sink.

Mark Sink (U.S., born 1958), Untitled (Flowers), 1992. Cyanotype. AP. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Jodi Green and Mike Halperin, 2022.39. © Mark Sink.

Mary Johnston (U.S., 19212014), Jewelry Store, 1957. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Jodi Green and Mike Halperin, 2022.40.

Danny Lyon (U.S., born 1942), Seven years flat on a twentyyear sentence, 1968/1969. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.41. © Danny Lyon.

Milton Rogovin (U.S., 19092011), China (male worker with flashlight), 1986. From the “Family of Miners” series. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.42. © 1952-2002 Milton Rogovin.

Milton Rogovin (U.S., 19092011), Czechoslovakia (miner with hardhats), 1990. From the “Family of Miners” series. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.43. © 1952-2002 Milton Rogovin.

Milton Rogovin (U.S., 19092011), Joseph Marchese, Buffalo, NY, 1974/1985/2002.

Milton Rogovin (U.S., 19092011). Godfather & Son, Buffalo, NY, 1986. From the “Lower West Side Revisited” series. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.45. © 1952-2002 Milton Rogovin.

Milton Rogovin (U.S., 19092011), Puerto Rican, Carolina St. Couple, Buffalo, NY, 1972. From the “Lower West Side Revisited” series. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.46. © 19522002 Milton Rogovin.

Milton Rogovin (U.S., 19092011), Nathaniel & Evelyn, Buffalo, NY, 1973/1985/1992.

From the “Lower West Side Revisited” series. Triptych of gelatin silver prints. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A.

Milton Rogovin (U.S., 19092011), Doris McKinney, Republic Steel, Buffalo, NY, 1978. From the “Working People” series. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.48. © 1952-2002 Milton Rogovin.

Milton Rogovin (U.S., 19092011), Pat Benton, Westinghouse Electric, Buffalo, NY, 1978. From the “Working People” series. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.49. © 1952-2002 Milton Rogovin.

Milton Rogovin (U.S., 19092011), Zimbabwe (four miners), 1989. From the “Family of Miners” series. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.50. © 19522002 Milton Rogovin.

Joe Schwartz (U.S., 1913-2013), How Long? How Long? 2 A.M. on the “A” Train, Brooklyn, NY, 1940s. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.51. © Joe Schwartz

Joe Schwartz (U.S., 1913-2013), Environment on the Make, 42nd Street, NYC, 1930s. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.52. © Joe Schwartz

Joe Schwartz (U.S., 1913-2013), Kid’s Stuff, Kingsboro Housing Project, Ocean Hill, Brooklyn, NY, 1947. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.53. © Joe Schwartz

Joe Schwartz (U.S., 19132013), Meeting of the Minds, Kingsboro Housing Project, Ocean Hill, Brooklyn, NY, 1947. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.54. © Joe Schwartz

Joe Schwartz (U.S., 1913-2013), Johnny Lunch Bucket and Friend – In the Midst of White Labels, “A” Train to Brooklyn, NY, 1939. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.55. © Joe Schwartz

Joe Schwartz (U.S., 1913-2013), Kid-Folks Touching, Kingsboro Playground, Ocean Hill, Brooklyn, NY, 1940s. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.56. © Joe Schwartz

Emile Zola (France, 1840-1902), The World’s Fair: the Palace of Electricity and the Water Castle, Paris, 1900. Aristotype. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.57.

Emile Zola (France, 18401902), The World’s Fair: crowd entering the Sudanese pavilion, Paris, 1900. Aristotype. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A.

Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.58.

William C. Allen (U.S., ca. 19131974), Speaks of Humiliation: Roy Wilkins tells the Senate Commerce Committee today in Washington that humiliation stalks America’s negro citizens and they will not be dissuaded by talk that they are hurting their cause by demonstrations. Wilkins is executive secretary of the NAACP, Washington D.C., July 22, 1963, 1963. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.59. © Associated Press.

John Duricka (U.S., ca 19381996), Presenting Petitions: The Reverend Ralph Abernathy, at right, presents petitions containing thousands of names to Senator Adlai Stevenson III, D-Illinois, lower left, calling for January 15th, birthday of Martin Luther King Jr., to be a national holiday, Washington D.C., January, 1971, 1971. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.60. © Associated Press.

Harry Harris (U.S., 1913-2002), Negro Leaders March on Washington: Six Leaders of the largest national Negro organizations in the United States are shown in New York’s Hotel Roosevelt today where they discussed plans for their projected civil rights march on Washington D.C. From left are John Lewis, chairman of the Student Non-violence Coordinating Committee;

Whitney Young, national director of the Urban League; A. Philip Randolph, president of the Negro American Labor Council; Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference; James Farmer, director of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE); and Roy Wilkins, executive secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), July 2, 1963, 1963. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.61. © Associated Press.

Les Poosch (unknown), Portrait of John Lewis, January 1963, 1963. Ferrotyped gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.62. © Detroit Free Press.

John Rous (U.S., 1912-1995), Moving Up: General Benjamin O. Davis Jr., poses in his Pentagon office in Washington, D.C. President Lyndon Johnson has nominated Davis for promotion to Lieutenant General in the Air Force and picked him to be chief of staff of U.S. forces and of the United Nations command in Korea. Davis, 52, is the first black American to reach lieutenant general rank in the U.S. military, Washington D.C., April 1965, 1965. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.63. © Associated Press.

E. Jordan, Jr., 35-year-old Atlanta-born lawyer, will be keynote speaker at the 61st annual conference of the National Urban League at Detroit’s Cobo Hall Wednesday night. Jordan, who lives in Hartsdale, N.Y. heads the United Negro College Fund, is executive director-designee of the civil rights organization, 1971, 1971. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.64.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Finds White Hostility Waning: Lucius D. Amerson is in his second year as Alabama’s only black sheriff. He indicates that white hostility is waning, August 6, 1969], 1969. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.65.

Richard Sheinwald (unknown), League Keynoter: Vernon

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Panther Family Portrait: Black Panther Chairman Bobby Seale takes time out from his campaign for mayor of Oakland to pose with his wife, Artie Seale and their five year old son, Malik. Seale put aside the beret and leather jacket and donned a neatly pressed business suit and went stumping for votes in the approved manner of the American establishment, Oakland, California, April 18, 1973], 1973. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.66.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Conviction Reversed: This is a file photo of Huey P. Newton, Black Panther minister of defense, who was convicted in September 1968 of the fatal shooting of an Oakland policeman in 1967. The voluntary manslaughter conviction was reversed Friday by the State Court of Appeal. The three-judge panel ruled the trial judge failed to give proper instruction to the jury], ca. 1968. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.67. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Angela Through The Years: These are three stages in the life of Angela Davis, the 26-year-old avowed communist. At left, she’s shown during her elementary school days in Birmingham, Alabama; center, in 1969 when she was a philosophy instructor at the University of California at Los Angeles; right, when she was arrested in New York City by the FBI, left; center: 1969, right: October 13, 1970], 1969-1970. Triptych of Associated Press wirephotos, printed later. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.68.1-3. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Elderly woman demonstrating at the March on Washington, Washington D.C., August 28, 1963], 1963. Ferrotyped gelatin silver print, 1980s. Henry

Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.69.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Members of the Ku Klux Klan Gather around a huge flaming cross as the Klan held one of the largest initiation ceremonies in its history. In the background looms Stone Mountain, Atlanta, July 23, 1948], 1948. Acme telephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.70.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Mayor Daley carried a flag as he led “freedom march” down State Street in Chicago. Charles Evers (left, foreground) walked with two children of his brother Medgar Evers, slain NAACP leader, July 4, 1963], 1963. Ferrotyped gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.71.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Communist Rejected: Negro community leader Benjamin Davis Jr., who served a prison term as a convict Communist conspirator, is ejected from the United Nations by policeman yesterday. He was one of the Communist-sparked demonstrators who staged a wild scene during debate on The Congo, New York City, February 1961], 1961. Associated Press wirephoto with applied pigment. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.72.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Barred From Seat: Representative Adam Clayton Powell, Democrat, New York, leaves the Capitol in a crowd of enthusiastic supporters yesterday after the House of Representatives voted to bar him from taking his seat in the 90th Congress while a special committee investigates his conduct. The vote was 364-64, but Powell and his staff will be kept on the payroll during the probe, Washington, January 11, 1967], 1967. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.73.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Comedian Booked in Jail: Negro comedian Dick Gregory counts money for deposit with jailer Clare Rohr, left, at Olympia, Washington, today as Gregory is booked on charges of illegal fishing. Gregory has been fishing with Indians to call attention to dispute over Indian fishing rights. Officer behind Gregory is not identified, February 15, 1966], 1966. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.74.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Martin Luther King, American black pastor, champion of the fight for civil rights. Portrait of King seated in front of window], ca. 1960s. Ferrotyped gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.75.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [During SCLC protest demonstration at this spaceport July 15, Hosea Williams strikes a militant black power pose in front of models of the Jupiter C (left) and Titan II rockets. In foreground are some children whom participated in the demonstration, Cape Kennedy, Florida, July 15, 1969], 1969. United Press International telephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.76. © United Press International.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [In Controversy: Representative Jones Lane, left, of Statesboro, says he will lead a fight in the Georgia Legislature Monday to prevent Rep-elect Julian Bond, right, a Negro, from being seated. Lane said the move was not based on race but “because of an un-American attitude”. Bond, from Atlanta, endorsed statements of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee which urged civil rights workers to avoid the draft, Atlanta Georgia, January 8, 1966], 1966. Diptych of Associated Press wirephotos. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.77.1-.2. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. marches with Ralph Abernathy, AL Raby and an estimated 10,000 supporters and members of the Chicago Freedom Movement along State Street. The parade from Buckingham Mountain

to City Hall took less than an hour. Dr. King threw his support into a campaign to influence Mayor Richard Daley to arrange the removal of the City’s superintendent Benjamin Willis, as a protest against alleged segregation in the city’s schools. The Mayor was not in City Hall, he was attending a convention in Detroit, Chicago, July 26, 1965], 1965. Ferrotyped gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.78.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Imparts Demand: Negro civil rights leader James Forman, above, on behalf of a newly-formed organization of Negro militants, read a demand in New York Thursday to two Episcopal Church leaders asking $500 million in “reparations” to be paid to Negroes by white churches and synagogues. Organization is called the National Black Economic Development Conference, 1965], 1965. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.79. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Coretta King listens to memorial services at Spellman College of slain Alberta King, with her son Dexter. The little girl, not a King child is unidentified. Hundreds of mourners filed through the Ebenezer Baptist Church earlier. Funeral services will be held

at Ebenezer, where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., is buried and his mother was slain, Atlanta, July 2, 1974], 1974. United Press International telephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.80. © United Press International.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Black Muslim leader Elijah Muhammad has denied any connection with the slaying of Malcolm X. Speaking at a press conference in Chicago Monday, Elijah said, “Malcolm died according to his own preaching”, February 1965], 1965. Ferrotyped gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.81.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Malcolm X, Black Muslim leader, addresses a rally in Harlem in New York City, June 29, 1963], print 1992. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.82. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [School Boycott: Eleven pupils showed up at the Phillips Brook elementary school in Roxbury February 26, ignoring the called Boston school boycott by the NAACP. Others who did not attend regular school classes, attended Freedom schools. The boycott was called charging de facto segregation in Boston schools, Roxbury, February,

1964], 1964. Ferrotyped gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.83.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Mississippi marcher James Meredith sits on the steps leading to the Madison County Courthouse at Canton, Mississippi, July 4, 1967 and removes his boots after completing his 11-day march against fear in the southern state. Meredith’s march ended in the small town without incident, July 4, 1967], 1967. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.84. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Claims Columbia Is Racist: Mark Rudd, a leader student of the student protest at Columbia University in New York City, is interviewed today outside Low Memorial Library, background, occupied since yesterday by students. Rudd said the purpose of the protest was to “hit at” what he claimed was the university’s policy of “racism and support for imperialism”. Standing on ledge, center, with hands in pocket is Juan Gonzalez, another of the student leaders, April 25, 1968], 1968. Associated Press wirephoto with applied pigment. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.85. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Wallace of AlabamaSegregationist: Here are three·views of Alabama Governor George C. Wallace as he appeared yesterday with Lawrence Spivak on the latter’s “Meet the Press” television show in New York. Wallace indicated he will do all in his power to keep negroes out of the University of Alabama despite a Justice Department move, scheduled for today, for an injunction barring Wallace from interfering with an earlier court order directing the university to enroll two Negroes, New York City, June 3, 1963], 1963. Triptych of Associated Press wirephotos with applied pigment. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.86.1-3. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Senator Strom Thurmond (D-South Carolina) relaxes in a chair off the Senate floor after a colleague yielded to give him a short break in his one-man talkathon against the Civil Rights Bill. Thurmond threatened to talk all night, Washington D.C., August 29, 1957], 1957. United Press International telephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.87. © United Press International.

permit to occupy the land in Washington, June 24, 1968. Police Chief John Layton said about 80 arrests, including the leaders of the Poor People’s Campaign, were made during the clearing operation, Washington DC, June 25, 1968], 1968. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.88. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Mule Train Arrives Atlanta: the Poor People’s Mule Train arrives at Atlanta, Georgia, city limits as it travel on interstate highway 20 shortly after daylight today. The mule train was permitted to travel I-20 by Governor Maddox in spite of a state of law that forbids non-motorized vehicles to travel the highway. The mule train is enroute to Washington DC from Mississippi where it left a month ago, June 15, 1968], 1968. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.89. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Forcibly Evicted: Police lift one of the residents of Resurrection City to carry her from the area which was cleared after expiration of the

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Blaze in Riot Area: Firemen were helpless facing this inferno in Detroit’s riot area last night. Nearly 200 fires were reported Monday in the city. At least two firehouses were besieged by snipers, July 25, 1967], 1967. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.90. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Taxi Ablaze: One taxi burns and another lies on its side, victims of violence which struck Louisville’s predominantly Negro West End Monday night. Other vehicles were overturned, other fires were set, and there was looting in the sporadic outbursts of trouble. Louisville, Kentucky, May 28, 1968], 1968. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.91. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Air View of West Side Trouble Area: Aerial view taken today looks east on Roosevelt Road, scene of three nights of violence and looting. View looks eastward from Ashland Avenue to Lake Michigan. Many of stores which were looted are on south side, right, of Roosevelt Road. Vacant lots have been recently cleared for high rise public housing. Chicago’s downtown area is at upper left, Chicago, Illinois, July 15, 1966], 1966. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.92. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Fire Destroys Shoe Store: a shoe store in the Watts area of Los Angeles collapses in flames during the night as the city’s wave of violence moves into its fourth day today. Firemen delayed by rock-throwing Negroes, arrived at the scene too late to save the building. The fire was one of scores

which raged out of control through the night, August 14, 1965], 1965. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.93. © Associated Press.

Unidentified artist, Untitled [Group of civil rights demonstrators with freedom signs march on sidewalk, March 25-26, 1965], 1965 Ferrotyped gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip A. Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2022.94.

Rick Bringolf (U.S., born 1946), Untitled (Railroad dock from Alaskan Way, just north of Spokane Street), 1979. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of the artist, 2022.95.

Ellen Garvens (U.S., born 1955), Super Tulip (Day), 2021. Inkjet print, ed. 1/3. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Edie Adams, 2022.96. © Ellen Garvens.

Milton John Hinton, (U.S., 19102000), Ernie Wilkins, Dinah Washington and Kenny Drew, recording studio, New York City, ca. 1955. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, Gift of David G. Berger & Holly Maxson, 2022.97. © Milton J. Hinton Photographic Collection.

Milton John Hinton, (U.S., 19102000), Billie Holiday, recording studio, New York City, 1959. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of David G. Berger & Holly Maxson, 2022.98. ©

Milton J. Hinton Photographic Collection.

Milton John Hinton, (U.S., 1910-2000), Count Basie and Ed Jones, television studio, New York City, ca. 1957. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of David G. Berger & Holly Maxson, 2022.99. ©

Milton J. Hinton Photographic Collection.

Milton John Hinton, (U.S., 1910-2000), Scoville Browne, Jimmy Blanton, and Al Lucas, Braddock Hotel, New York City, ca. 1940. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of David G. Berger & Holly Maxson, 2022.100. © Milton J. Hinton Photographic Collection.

Milton John Hinton, (U.S., 1910-2000), Sarah Vaughan, Pearl Bailey, and Ella Fitzgerald, television rehearsal, Pasadena, CA, ca. 1979. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of David G. Berger & Holly Maxson, 2022.101. © Milton J. Hinton Photographic Collection.

Milton John Hinton, (U.S., 1910-2000), Lawrence Brown, recording studio, New York City, c. 1960. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of David G. Berger & Holly Maxson, 2022.102. © Milton J. Hinton Photographic Collection.

Milton John Hinton, (U.S., 1910-2000), Cab Calloway with kids and winner of Calloway Quizzicale (radio contest)

Providence, RI, ca. 1941.

Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of David G. Berger & Holly Maxson, 2022.103. © Milton J. Hinton Photographic Collection.

Milton John Hinton, (U.S., 19102000), Gene Krupa, Trummy Young, Peanuts Hucko, Louis Armstrong, Bobbie Hackett, and Mort Herbert, television studio, New York City, 1959.

Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of David G. Berger & Holly Maxson, 2022.104. © Milton J. Hinton Photographic Collection.

Milton John Hinton, (U.S., 1910-2000), Panama Francis, Eubie Blake, Kenny Burrell and Buster Bailey, recording studio, New York City, ca. 1958.

Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of David G. Berger & Holly Maxson, 2022.105. © Milton J. Hinton Photographic Collection.

Alessandra Sanguinetti, (U.S., born 1968), Ophelias, 2002. Chromogenic color print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Dennis Braddock, in memory of Janice Niemi, 2023.1. © Alessandra Sanguinetti.

Liliana Porter, (Argentina, born 1941), Red with Candle, 1999. Cibachrome. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Dennis Braddock, in memory of Janice Niemi, 2023.2. © Liliana Porter.

Eva Kotátková, (Czech Republic, born 1982), Untitled,

2013. Photo collage with ink additions. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Dennis Braddock, in memory of Janice Niemi, 2023.3.1-.15. © Eva Kotátková.

Iván Argote, (Colombia, born 1983), A Nation of my Love, 2017. Mixed media. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Dennis Braddock, in memory of Janice Niemi, 2023.4. © Iván Argote

Danny Lyon (U.S. born 1942), Dog Boy, negative 1968; printed later. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.5. © Danny Lyon.

Milton Rogovin (U.S., 19092011), Dean Adams & Mother, Buffalo, NY, 1973-1984. From the Lower West Side Revisited series. Two gelatin silver prints, diptych. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.6.1-2. © 19522002 Milton Rogovin.

Milton Rogovin (U.S., 19092011), Mexico (Miner with wife & two children), 1988. From the Family of Miners series. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.7. © 19522002 Milton Rogovin.

Milton Rogovin (U.S., 19092011), Zimbabwe (Miner with hands on hips), 1989. From the Family of Miners series. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.8. © 19522002 Milton Rogovin.

Joe Schwartz (U.S., 1913-2013), Back of Things, Typically Bronx Crossing., ca. 1940. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.9. © Joe Schwartz.

Joe Schwartz (U.S., 19132013), Tricycle Boys Hangout, Brownsville, Brooklyn, NY, ca. 1940s. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.10. © Joe Schwartz.

Emile Zola (France, 1840-1902), The World’s Fair: fountains in front of the Mechanic pavilion and the Palace of Fabrics and Clothing, Paris, 1900. Aristotype. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.11.

Ron DeRosa (U.S., 1929-1998), If John Wiley Horton, age 106, has a message for the young, black militant, it is, “things could be worse”, Seattle, August, 1968. Ferrotyped gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.12. © Ron DeRosa.

Artist unknown, Untitled [Panthers – Jailed, in Exile, Slain: Black Panther leadership has been seriously depleted in recent years. Above, right, Eldridge Cleaver, minister of information, is in self-imposed exile in Algeria, but may return to United States. From top to bottom, at left: national chairman Bobby Seale is in jail on contempt of court conviction; minister of defense

Huey Newton is serving prison sentence for manslaughter; Illinois Panther leader Fred Hampton was slain in Chicago gun battle, December 12, 1969], 1969. Series of 4 Associated Press wirephotos. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.13.14. © Associated Press.

Artist unknown, Untitled [Crowd for Ceremonies: General view, taken from top of Lincoln Memorial, shows crowd assembled at the memorial and around the Washington Monument reflection pool to hear speakers in ceremonies following the March on Washington parade by civil rights groups here today, August 28, 1963], 1963. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.14. © Associated Press.

Artist unknown, Untitled [Young Atlanta’s New Congressmen: Andrew Young, 40, Democrat, is kissed by his wife, Jean, left and his mother, Mrs. Andrew young, after claiming victory in the fifth congressional district of Atlanta Tuesday night. Young put together a combination of black and white votes to win Georgia’s first election of a black man to Congress since Reconstruction. Young, a top lieutenant of slain civil rights leader Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., defeated Republican Rodney Cook for the seat, November 8, 1972], 1972. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip

Artist unknown, Untitled [Profile portrait of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., wearing a spotted tie], ca. 1960s. Ferrotyped gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.16.

Artist unknown, Untitled [Disciple of Protest: Adam Clayton Powell, in his vestments as pastor of the Abyssinian Baptist Church in New York’s Harlem section, in the church pulpit. Powell, who is also a congressman from Harlem, advocates passive resistance in the campaign to end racial discrimination. He has called for a “national deliverance day of prayer” on Wednesday, march 28. The call, issued in support of Negroes in Montgomery, Alabama, who have boycotted the city’s busses for more than three months, may change the pattern of the battle against segregation. Negro leaders are waiting to see the response before deciding whether passive resistance should be adopted as the basis of the anti-segregation movement, perhaps replacing the present chief weapon of law suits. Powell has said that if the response is strong enough, he will resign from his pulpit and from Congress to lead the movement. He calls himself “a disciple if protest”. He does not demand the immediate end of segregation, but says: “We want proof that gradualism begins now; not that tomorrow

or next year we’ll talk about what should be done.”, October 1966], 1966. Ferrotyped gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.17.

Artist unknown, Untitled [Empty classroom: Mrs. Florence Taylor conducts her first grade class as usual at the Hyde School in Boston today, when only five students reported, as a result of the boycott protesting alleged de facto segregation. Normal class attendance is 25. More than 1000 negro and white children heeded a call from civil rights leaders and boycotted Boston Public Schools and attended so-called “Freedom Schools”, Boston, February 26, 1964], 1964. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.28. © Associated Press.

Artist unknown, Untitled [Fire Started in Harlem: New York firemen battle a blaze in the city’s Harlem district last night in a furniture store. The store was looted and set afire in the Negro neighborhood after it was learned that civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King had been killed, April 5, 1968], 1968. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.19. © Associated Press.

Artist unknown, Untitled [Near Completion of Semester: Harvey B. Gantt won a U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision today

directing his admission as the first Negro to all-white Clemson College. South Carolina officials announced they will appeal to the Supreme Court. The 4th Circuit Court unanimously reversed U.S. District Judge C.C. Wyche of South Carolina and directed him to order Gantt admitted to Clemson in the spring term which begins February 1. Whyche ruled last month that the 20-yearold Negro had not proved he had been denied admission because of his race. Clemson contended that Gantt, an

FINANCIALS

architectural student of Iowa State University, had not met its entrance requirements. Gantt’s attorneys argued that every time he complied with entrance requirements new ones were added, January 16, 1963], 1963. Associated Press wirephoto. Henry Art Gallery, gift of Philip Bernstein and Luisa Recalcati, 2023.20. © Associated Press.

Gabriel Sierra (Colombia, born 1975), Fingerprints of Bruce Nauman, 2019-23. Cast iron, painted paper with fluor paint.

Limited edition of 20, 15/20. Signed and numbered by the artist. Henry Art Gallery, purchased with funds from the Ambrose M. and Viola H. Patterson Endowment fund, 2023.23. © Gabriel Sierra.

Dawoud Bey (U.S., born 1953), A Woman at Fulton Street and Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, 1989. Gelatin silver print. Henry Art Gallery, purchased with funds from the Bobo Foundation, 2023.24. © Dawoud Bey.

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University of Washington

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Cover: Public Opening: Spring Exhibitions [documentation of event, March 31, 2023, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle]. Photo: John Vicory. Page 2: Top right: Chloë Bass, Installation view of Henry OffSite – Chloë Bass: Soft Services, 2022, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle. Photo: Jueqian Fang, courtesy of the Henry Art Gallery. Top left: Nina Chanel Abney, Installation view of exterior mural created on the occasion of Nina Chanel Abney: Fishing Was His Life, 2022, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle. Photo: Jueqian Fang. Bottom right: Rashid Johnson, Black and Blue, 2021. Henry Art Gallery, purchased with funds from the Rothschild Family Foundation for the Henry Art Gallery’s collection, 2021.64, Installation view of everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt., 2022, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle. Photo: Jonathan Vanderweit. Bottom left: Paris-Joy Jennings and Kim Thompson: Live in MAGMA SLIT [documentation of performance, October 17, 2022, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle]. Photo: Michael B. Maine. Page 4: Top: Altar No. 3: I Choose to Remember Us Whole: Community Processional [documentation of event, May 20 2023, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle]. Photo: Warren Woo. Middle: Public Opening: 2023 University of Washington MFA + MDes Thesis Exhibition [documentation of event, February 26, 2023, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle]. Photo: Jonathan Vanderweit. Bottom: The 2023 Henry Gala & Dance Party: Dusk to Dawn [documentation of event, March 4, 2023, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle]. Photo: Jonathan Vanderweit, courtesy of the Henry Art Gallery. Page 6–7: Sarah Cain: Day after day on this beautiful stage [Installation view, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle. 2023]. Photo: Jonathan Vanderweit. Page 9: The 2023 Henry Gala & Dance Party: Dusk to Dawn [documentation of event, March 4, 2023, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle]. Photo: Jonathan Vanderweit. Page 10: Top left and right: ektor garcia: matéria prima [installation view, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle]. 2022. Photo: Jueqian Fang. Bottom: Public Opening: Thick as Mud [documentation of event, February 3, 2023, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle]. Photo: Jonathan Vanderweit. Back Cover: Installation view of Dana Claxton: Monsen Photography Lecture, 2023, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle. Photo: Jueqian Fang.