Wendel A. White

Exhibition opportunity.

“The Archive as Liberation” at Kathleen O. Ellis Gallery, Light Work, Syracuse University, NY. May12-Aug 29, 2025. Reception: Friday July 25, 5-7pm. Installation images courtesy of Light Work.

Trump's National Park Service Brings Its Revisionist History to the Underground Railroad — Rolling Stone Edits to webpages appear to be part of the administration’s effort to whitewash certain portions of American history related to race

Trump's National Park Service Brings Its Revisionist History to the Underground Railroad - Rolling Stone apple.news/AKOZwi5Z6QVS...

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I am pleased to announce a new partnership with the Rena Bransten Gallery in San Francisco. First exhibition opens 4/5/25. I will be there on May 10, 2025 in conversation with Makeda Best, Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs at the Oakland Museum of California.

Wendel A. White: Manifest | Thirteen Colonies — Radius Books I am increasingly interested in the residual power of the past to inhabit material remains…Manifest is an effort to seek out the artifacts and material evidence of the American construct and represent...

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“Schools for the Colored” exhibition at the SFO Museum in the San Francisco airport. The installation will be on display in terminal two until Nov 2025. Installation photos courtesy SFO Museum. #schoolsforthecolored #americanmemory #africanamericanlandscape

Inside a new documentary's provocative allegations about a famed Vietnam War photo The Times spoke to team behind "The Stringer" and an attorney for former AP photographer Nick Ut about the film's claims that Ut did not take the photo known as "Napalm Girl."

The film “The Stringer” has built what they call forensic evidence that the person credited with the famous photo called the Napalm girl was indeed not the author. This is going to be a must see movie and is already tearing the photojournalism community apart. www.latimes.com/entertainmen...

Red Summer exhibition at the Residential College Art Gallery, University of Michigan. #redsummer1919 #AfricanAmericanLandscape