Join Carlton Mackey, assistant director of community dialogue and engagement at the High Museum and co-director of Emory University's Arts and Social Justice Fellows Program, for a conversation with two of Atlanta's most celebrated Black photographers, Jim Alexander and Tom Dorsey.
This is a hybrid event. Registration is required for either option you choose. Please register and read more information here:
http://emorylib.info/dorsey-alexander
The conversation is held in conjunction with two exhibitions at Emory, “Creative Justice: A Celebration of Emory’s Arts and Social Justice Fellows Program,” which features Jim Alexander's work alongside that of other Emory Social Justice Fellows, on view from March 17 - May 13 in the Schatten Gallery in Woodruff Library, and “A Very Incomplete Self-Portrait: Tom Dorsey's Chicago Portfolio” at the Carlos Museum. Both exhibitions will be open from 5 - 7 p.m. for viewing prior to the conversation.
The program is cosponsored by Emory's Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library and Michael C. Carlos Museum.
Images: Tom Dorsey (left), Self Portrait, c. 1980. Courtesy of the artist.
Jim Alexander (right), Self Portrait, c. 1990. Courtesy of the artist.