Exhibitions
The History Project’s exhibitions represent the most groundbreaking and compelling displays of LGBTQ+ history ever assembled in the Boston area.
Above: The Brothers Du Jour
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The History Project’s exhibitions represent the most groundbreaking and compelling displays of LGBTQ+ history ever assembled in the Boston area.
Above: The Brothers Du Jour
Black and Gay in Black and White, one of the first exhibitions to document the contributions of Boston's African American LGBTQ community, was mounted at Northeastern University in October of 1997. Featuring the work of Boston-area photojournalists, the exhibition highlights the cultural and social contributions of made by local African American LGBTQ artists and activists.
¡Aquí Estamos!, which chronicles the contributions of Boston 's Latino/a LGBTQ community, debuted at Northeastern University in October of 1998. The exhibition featured photographs of a broad spectrum of Boston-area Latinos and Latinas - from entrepreneurs and academics to activists and artists - with commentary in Spanish and English.
Above + Beyond: Our Community Responds to HIV/AIDS is both a free-standing and online exhibition, as well as a database project, undertaken by The History Project to mark the 25th anniversary of the first HIV/AIDS diagnosis and document the Boston LGBTQ community’s response to the AIDS crisis.