Past Exhibits

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		Charles "Teenie" Harris: Rhapsody in Black and White March 24–April 9, 2008
		Cummins Wide January 17–April 6, 2008
		Disfarmer: Photographs from the Studio of Mike Disfarmer, Heber Springs, Arkansas 1939–1946 January 17, 2007–April 6, 2008
		Short Track: Photographs from the Asphalt Oval December 7, 2007–March 9, 2008
		What We Become Large Format Photography: An Undergraduate Course January 30–March 6, 2008
		Stories from the Center: Projects of the Faculty and Staff of the Center for Documentary Studies September 17, 2007–January 6, 2008
		Re-collecting Family Albums: Finding Home After Katrina August 29, 2007–January 7, 2008
		The Stories Around Us May 31–October 29, 2007
		Installations by Ann Fessler April 19–September 9, 2007
		Seeing Beyond Sight: Photographs by Blind Teenagers May 21–July 8, 2007
		Five Women@Duke March 21–May 13, 2007
		Reclaiming Midwives: Stills from All My Babies November 13, 2006–April 2, 2007
		Our Half Acre: Large Format Photography January 25–March 11, 2007
		Youth Document Durham: A Five-Year Retrospective, 2000–2004 October 23, 2006–January 7, 2007
		Red-Color News Soldier September 18–October 29, 2006
		unremarkable July 13–August 27, 2006
		The Road of Taekwondo June 1–August 13, 2006
		Beggars and Choosers: Motherhood Is Not a Class Privilege in America April 17–June 30, 2006
		Local Color March 27–May 21, 2006
		*Personal Disruptions: Coming of Age at Duke University in the 1960s and 1970s* Photographs by Caroline Vaughan Oral Histories by Georgann Eubanks February 27–April 24, 2006
		The Black Panther Party: Making Sense of History Photographs by Stephen Shames January 23–April 9, 2006
		*Garden of Love: Large Format Photography* February 13–March 13, 2006
		*Hand & Eye: Fifteen Years of the Dorothea Lange–Paul Taylor Prize* September 19, 2005–January 8, 2006
		*Mr. Green's Barbershop: A Photo-Essay by Jeremy M. Lange* August 5–December 18, 2005
		*We Skate Hardcore* May 31–August 28, 2005
		*Moving in the 919: Bull City Bus Stories* August 4–14, 2005
		*The Documentary Search: Photographs, Video, and Writing by Six Capstone Students* May 14–July 31, 2005
		*Road in Sight: Contemporary Art in North Carolina* April 13–May 15, 2005
		*A Life in Photography: Louise Rosskam and the Documentary Tradition* March 15–May 15, 2005
		*Something Deeply Held* Large Format Photography February 3, 2005–March 30, 2005
		*Tone Stockenström: Collaborative Projects* November 16, 2004–February 27, 2005
		*Recollections of Home / Recuerdos de mi Tierra* November 8, 2004–January 20, 2005

		*Oh Freedom Over Me* August 16–November 7, 2004
		A Sense of Place Photographs from the fall 2003 undergraduate course Advanced Documentary Photography April 7–October 13, 2004
		The Innocents: Headshots Photographs and Video by Taryn Simon April 7–May 31, 2004
		Migrations: Humanity in Transition Sebastião Salgado February 1–March 28, 2004
		*The Migrations Transitions Project: Photonarratives with Latina Immigrant Women* February 1–March 28, 2004
		*The Palmer Memorial Institute: Photographs by Griff Davis* December 6, 2003–January 10, 2004
		*Materia Oscura / Dark Matter* Photographs of Urban Africa and the Diaspora by Kerry Stuart Coppin October 13, 2003–January 10, 2004
		*Walker Evans at 100* October 13, 2003–January 10, 2004
		*Through Rebel Eyes: Youth Document Durham / Desde Ojos Rebeldes: Jóvenes Documentado Durham* August 22–September 27, 2003
		*What Helps Dodge Helps YOU* A Project by Brian C. Moss July 21–September 27, 2003
		Sodom Laurel Album Photographs by Rob Amberg April 10–July 12, 2003
		*Each One Teach One: Learning Leadership at TROSA* April 10–July 12, 2003
		*Dream Street: W. Eugene Smith's Pittsburgh Photographs* January 10–March 30, 2003
		*Our Streets: Photographic Portraits of the Evolving Triangle* January 10–March 30, 2003
		*Mike Smith: Color Photographs of East Tennessee* October 11–December 14, 2002
		*Looking Back: 9/11 Across America* September 11–14, 2002
		Juke Joint An Interactive Multimedia Installation by North Carolina Artist Willie Little July 10–September 28, 2002
		Who Am I? A Decade of Literacy Through Photography in Durham, 1990–2000 April 17–June 22, 2002
		*Inside/Outside: An Installation by Tuba Öztekin* February 1–April 6, 2002
		*Returning Home: Stories of Aussiedler in Germany* February 1–April 6, 2002
		*Ni de Aquí, Ni de Allá / Not from Here, Not from There* February 1–April 6, 2002
		*Raised Voices: Youth Document Durham* October 19, 2001–January 20, 2002
		3 Contemporary Artists in the Classroom Collaborative Work with Durham Students September 1–October 20, 2001
		*Indivisible: Local Heroes Changing America Postcard Exhibit* September 1–November 3, 2001
		*Recollections of Home / Recuerdas de mi Tierra* September 1–December 30, 2001
		*Short Distances and Definite Places: The Photographs of William Gedney* April 20–August 4, 2001
		*Fieldwork Summer: The Tenth Annual John Hope Franklin Documentary Awards* April 12–August 4, 2001
		*Children and the Experience of Illness* April 26–May 27, 2001
		*Personal Histories* January 19–March 30, 2001
		*A Community Portrait* January 19–March 30, 2001
		*To Conserve a Legacy: American Art from Historically Black Colleges and Universities — Training the Head, the Hand, and the Heart* October 15–December 3, 2000
		Trying Not to Forget October 15–December 3, 2000
		Mississippi/North Carolina Self–Portrait October 15–December 3, 2000
		In My Community: Documenting Changing Lives in Durham August 21–September 23, 2000
		L.A./Cuba 2 Artists, 2 Durham Classrooms August 10–September 23, 2000
		Cambodia x 3 June 18–August 14, 2000
		Jóvenes Líderes en Acción Bookmaking Project June 5–July 29, 2000
		"El Periodo Especial" in Cuba: Photographs by Ernesto Bazan January 14–May 26, 2000
		Women and the Music of Rural America January 14–May 26, 2000
		Caretaking: A Visual Exploration January 14–May 26, 2000
		Fast Forward: Growing Up in the Shadow of Hollywood Photographs by Lauren Greenfield September 25–December 4, 1999
		Off Center: CDS Photography Group Show September 8–October 15, 1999
		Opening Doors: TROSA Photo Group August 8–September 3, 1999
		SEEDS June 18 –July 31, 1999
		On the Plains Photographs by Peter Brown June 18–August 14, 1999:
		Children and the Experience of Illness April 28–June 11, 1999
		*DDFF Posters: NCSU Design* March 13–April 15, 1999
		A Positive Life by photographer Mary Berridge and writer River Huston January 22 –May 17, 1999
		LTP: Children's Lives through Children's Eyes December 7, 1998–February 7, 1999
		Vietnam: A Book of Changes by Mitch Epstein Vietnamerica: Family Legacies by Howard Henry Chen and Minh-Thu Pham October 1–December 5, 1998
		Ghana: Two Weeks, Nine Students, Many Cameras October 18–December 1, 1998
		Old Five Points Photo Project September 5–October 10, 1998
		The Youngest Parents Photographs by Jocelyn Lee and John Moses May 28–September 19, 1998
		*Children and the Experience of Illness* April 29–May 31, 1998
		Fields Without Borders March 22–April 28, 1998
		A View from Within — Charcoal Portraits from TROSA March 22–April 28, 1998
		Mexico City 1941, Helen Levitt Bearing Witness, Gertrude Blom February–May 1998
		The New American Ghetto Camilo Vergara October–December 1997
		Come Sunday Thomas Roma April–September 1997
		25 and Under/Photographers January 24–April 4, 1997
		Picturing the North Carolina Fund December 13, 1996–January 10, 1997
		Appeal to This Age: Photography of the Civil Rights Era, 1954–1968 September 27–December 7, 1996
		Red White and Blue and God Bless You Alex Harris April 12–September 13, 1996
		The Americans Robert Frank February–March 1996
		The Collecting Impulse: Works by Max Belcher, Beverly Buchanan, and William Christenberry September 1995–January 1996
		Margaret Sartor: Home and William Noland: Gambling April 5–August 25, 1995
		Wendy Ewald: Projects and Photographs and Clarity of Vision: The Journals of Dan Eldon December 1994–March 1995
		Eye of Childhood: Children's Drawings Collected by Robert Coles March–May 1994
		banner image: Partial view of the Lyndhurst Gallery, one of four exhibition spaces at CDS. Photograph by Christopher Sims.