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July 2005 - ongoing
Intertribal Friendship House
Twenty black and white posters of
life at Intertribal during the 1970s.
523 International Blvd at 5th Street
Oakland, CA.
Open Tuesday and Thursday afternoons
and evenings.
Tel: 510-444-5808

April 2004 - Ongoing
Living on the Edge
Portraits of homeless and people at risk.
Ukiah Community Center
888 N State St
Ukiah, CA 95482
(707) 462-8879

March 2005 - Ongoing
The United Farm Workers Movement
Photographs by: Harvey Wilson Richards,
Paul Fusco, Ilka Hartmann.
Curated by Harold Adler.
The Free Speech Movement Café.
Moffitt Undergraduate Library,
University of California, Berkeley, CA.



November 4 to December 23, 2005
The 2005 International Fine Art
Photography Exhibition (juried)
The Center for Fine Art Photography
201 South College Avenue
Fort Collins, CO
www.c4fap.org

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October 30 to November 27 2005
"Reflections." A forty year retrospective of black and white photography.
Unitarian Universalist Church, San Francisco, CA.
About 170 photographs.

January 2003 to August 2005
The Occupation of Alcatraz by Native Americans
and the Bay Area Urban Indian community.
California Indian Museum
About 60 photographs, documents and publications, including newspaper articles by Ilka Hartmann.


February 2003 to September 2005
20 Native American Portraits.
California Indian Museum, Santa Rosa, CA

February 2003
``We Want Freedom."
Photographs of the Black Panthers.
University Library Art Gallery,
Sonoma State University,
Rohnert Park, CA.

May to June 2001
The Occupation of Alcatraz.
Documents, publications, video:
"We Hold the Rock"
Intercultural Center,
Sonoma State University,
Rohnert Park, CA


March 2003
Portrait of a People
Photographs of Native Americans
And the Occupation of Alcatraz Island
Mahoney Library
Santa Rosa Jr. College,
Petaluma, CA

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May to June 2005
A Creative Merger: Lawyers & Artists.
Sacramento County Public Law Library
Sacramento, CA.

July 15 to August 30 2005
A Creative Merger: Lawyers & Artists
Attorney General's Building, Sacramento, CA
(This is the exhibit which caused a controversy
in the press because of one painting).


2001 to 2003
The Whole World's Watching:
Peace and Social Justice Movements
of the 1960s and 1970s
Concept by Harold Adler

Curated by:
Harold Adler, Ken Light, Robin Henderson

The exhibition toured to the
following locations:

Berkeley Art Center, Berkeley, CA
San Joaquin County Historical Museum, Lodi, CA
Corona Public Library Heritage Room, Corona, CA
Golden State Museum, Sacramento, CA
Tulare Historical Museum, Tulare, CA
Turtle Bay Museums, Redding, CA
Community Memorial Museum, Yuba City, CA
Hayward Area Historical Society, Hayward, CA
Museum of History and Art, Ontario, CA
National Civil Rights Museum, Memphis TN


January 27- May 15, 2004
Louder than Words:
Black Panther Party Photo Exhibit
Golden State Museum (California State History Museum)
1020 O Street, Sacramento, CA. Tel. 916.653.7524.