国家美术馆新展11月7日开幕：70件早期摄影作品呈现非裔美国人肖像
美国国家美术馆宣布，新展《Remember Me: Picturing African Americans in Early Photography》（记住我：早期摄影中的非裔美国人）将于11月7日在华盛顿特区国家美术馆西楼底层G30展厅开幕，展期至2027年3月14日，免费参观、无需预约。
展览汇集约70件馆藏摄影作品，其中包括2023年入藏的罗斯·J·凯尔博收藏，多件作品为首次公开展出。展览分「黑人企业家」「肖像」「影室」三部分，介绍19世纪40年代起活跃的非裔摄影师，包括J.P. Ball、Goodridge兄弟与Augustus Washington，以及后来的Addison Scurlock、James Van Der Zee与Coreen Simpson；展品中包括1848年拍摄的马里兰州被奴役妇女帕蒂·阿塔维斯的肖像。
为保护对光线敏感的早期照片，展厅采用低照度照明，作品按年代顺序陈列，讲述美国摄影诞生之初，黑人摄影师与顾客如何用肖像记录自主、自尊与家庭生活。
National Gallery Exhibition Opens November 7: 70 Early Photographs Picture African American Life
The National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., will open Remember Me: Picturing African Americans in Early Photography on November 7 in Gallery 30 of the West Building's ground floor. The exhibition runs through March 14, 2027, with free admission and no passes required.
It brings together about 70 photographs from the museum's collection, including works from the Ross J. Kelbaugh Collection acquired in 2023, several shown publicly for the first time. Organized in three sections, Black Entrepreneurs, Portraits and The Studio, it traces Black photographers active from the 1840s, among them J.P. Ball, the Goodridge brothers and Augustus Washington, and later figures including Addison Scurlock, James Van Der Zee and Coreen Simpson. The display includes an 1848 portrait of Patty Atavis, an enslaved woman in Maryland.
To protect the light-sensitive early photographs, the galleries use low light levels, and the chronological hang follows how Black photographers and their sitters used portraiture to record autonomy, self-respect and family life at the dawn of American photography.
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图片来源：国家美术馆西楼，Gunnar Klack摄，维基共享资源CC BY-SA 2.0 / The West Building of the National Gallery of Art, photo by Gunnar Klack, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)
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