Wendel White

photographer, educator, cultural worker

[Harvard Art Museums @harvartmuseums]

From our Friends at HMSC! Visual artist and professor, Wendel A. White will be in conversation with Haverford College professor and visual artist William E. Williams, to discuss White's upcoming exhibition "Manifest: Thirteen Colonies"
https://t.co/dHkjTiT3Ng

[Peabody Museum @peabodymuseum]

Attend a free online and in-person preview of the new photo exhibit, Manifest: Thirteen Colonies, on 5/16 featuring artist Wendel A. White in conversation with White and Prof. William E. Williams of @haverfordedu. https://t.co/VJ42nMIJt7

[Wendel White @wendel__white]

@MNightShyamalan @AppleTVPlus Luckily the episode ended as it did, my wife was about to break the TV! I for one, enjoy the ride, destination is overrated. I do have my fingers crossed for a satisfying ending.

[Photo Resource Center 📸 @prcboston]

PRC Speaker Series and more happenings - https://t.co/4iQWrn9svX

Image: @wendel__white, Tintype, Fenton History Center, Jamestown, New York, Pigment Inkjet Print on Paper

[Archives, Art and Lived Experience @archvival_ale]

Black Cowboy Paintings at Guggenheim Bilbao Provoke Outcry – https://t.co/yQrvWJTCkk https://t.co/hL5sWuLkpo

[Wendel White @wendel__white]

photo-eye Bookstore | Schools for the Colored by Wendel A. White | photobook #schoolsforthecolored #photographyculture #africanamericanhistory #segregation #bookpress ⁦@WalterDGreason⁩ https://t.co/KOYLpV7LvG

[Michael Chovan-Dalton @realphotoshow]

The future of the podcast will involve more live events like this fabulous talk we just had at the JKC Gallery in Trenton NJ with @wendel__white and @AaronRTurner_ #jkcgallery

[Wendel White @wendel__white]

I am looking forward to this event and conversation with @AaronRTurner_ Aaron Turner. https://t.co/lH1vVoNpSv
#manifestarchiveproject #schoolsforthecolored #africanamericanskull
#africanamericanafticacts #gardnerfellowship #guggfellows

[Wendel White @wendel__white]

Exhibit features racially-segregated schoolhouses photographed by N.J. professor https://t.co/hFdpoIzZfh

[Wendel White @wendel__white]

Tonight (April 7) at 6pm EDT.
https://t.co/QLcg3E6Dx4
#photography #gardnerfellow #manifest #blackculture

[Wendel White @wendel__white]

Looking forward to our conversation and sharing new work. #photography #Manifest

[Peabody Museum @peabodymuseum]

Manifest: Thirteen Colonies is a personal reliquary of the evidence of Black agency & oppression from '21 Gardner fellow & photographer Wendel White @cameraimages. Attend the virtual talk with White & @HarvardMuseums Exec. Director Brenda Tindal 4/7/22: https://t.co/7Xcwr3Sd2J.

[New Jersey State Museum @NJStateMuseum]

Visit the Museum this weekend to see the new exhibition "Posing Beauty in African American Culture" and enjoy a Planetarium show while you're here. Planetarium shows offered on the hour, starting at noon.

[Wendel White @wendel__white]

https://t.co/FT9qaPsfJ9

[Beinecke Library @BeineckeLibrary]

The first book of jazz / by Langston Hughes ; pictures by Cliff Roberts ; music selected by David Martin. 1955
More: https://t.co/edDf5CrTpJ

[Beinecke Library @BeineckeLibrary]

Tired by Langston Hughes

I am so tired of waiting,
Aren’t you,
For the world to become good
And beautiful and kind?
Let us take a knife
And cut the world in two –
And see what worms are eating
At the rind.

Langston Hughes Papers https://t.co/8PHmLZxa7D

[Wendel White @wendel__white]

Thanks to everyone at Bard College Photography https://t.co/AT19VUeyJE

[The Emancipator @the_emancipator]

Rest in Power

bell hooks, an internationally renown author, feminist, and social critic, died on Dec. 15 at her home in Berea, Kentucky. She was 69.

[Cornel West @CornelWest]

This sad season of massive deaths is nearly killing me! From my precious Mom to five eulogies in one week, and now my very dear sister bell hooks! She was an intellectual giant, spiritual genius & freest of persons! We shall never forget her!

[National Gallery of Art @ngadc]

Take a journey back in time to the Harlem Renaissance when our newest exhibition, “James Van Der Zee’s Photographs: A Portrait of Harlem,” opens tomorrow, Sunday (Nov. 28) ✨