"Baldwin Lee" at the Ogden

The Ogden Museum of Southern Art presents Baldwin Lee, a  photography exhibition featuring over forty gelatin silver prints Lee made while traveling across the South in the 1980s. Portraits of Black Americans, as well as landscapes and cityscapes that capture the Reagan-era South, feature prominently in the exhibition. Lee, a photographer and educator, is a first-generation Chinese American who was teaching at the University of Tennessee when he took to the road with a 4 x 5 view camera to photograph the American South on an epic journey of self-discovery. ogdenmuseum.org.