Past Exhibitions Never Done Making History A Better Life for Their Children Solidarity Now Men of Change Outside the Lorraine Green Book Exhibition From the Vault Exhibit Romare Bearden Ferguson Voices Salvage I AM A CHILD Without Regard to Sex Race or Color MLK50: A Legacy Remembered Civil Rights Tapestries Witness to the Revolution Art In Action Let Us March On Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi Afro-Columbians: Roads to Freedom Los Angeles Uprising EnSlaved Purchased Lives Inspiring Greatness Passage to Freedom Dave Brubeck Jazz Ambassador Kin Killin' Kin Cultural Heroes A Heritage Preserved Past Exhibitions From photography to fine art to interactive and digital media, exhibitions once hosted in our changing gallery have run the gamut in visually interpreting the civil and human rights story nationally and globally. The museum is pleased to have hosted the following exhibitions in recent years. 2020 The Negro Motorist Green Book From the Vault: Art in Action 2019 Romare Bearden Ferguson Voices Salvage I Am A Child Without Regard to Sex, Race or Color 2018 MLK50: A Legacy Remembered From the Vault: Art in Action Witness to the Revolution (Memphis in May salute to Czechosolvakia) 2017 Let Us March On: Lee Friedlander and the Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom Civil Rights Movement In Mississippi, 1964-1968: The Photography of Jim Lucas Afro-Columbians: Roads to Freedom (Memphis in May Salute to Columbia) Los Angeles Uprising 1992 (photography by José Galvez) EnSlaved (photography by Lisa Kristine) 2016 Purchased Lives: The American Slave Trade from 1808 to 1865 Inspiring Greatness through Words and Deeds (art by Baret Boison) Passage to Freedom: Secrets of the Underground Railroad (Memphis in May Salute to Canada) Dave Brubeck: Jazz Ambassador Kin Killin' Kin (art by James Pate) Cultural Heroes (sculptures by Alan LeQuire) 2015 A Heritage Preserved: African American Art from the Elliot and Kimberly Perry Collection