Remember Me: Early Black Portrait Photography at National Gallery
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The National Gallery of Art in Washington DC opens Remember Me: Picturing African Americans in Early Photography on 7 November, running until 14 March 2027. Seventy works from the museum's own archives trace portrait photography in Black communities from early in the medium's history, with both photographers and subjects represented.
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