Copies of 19th century runaway slave newspapers and posters are also on display. Although Ligon usually focuses on similar issues, he does not always work with lithographs. He also uses other mediums such as wood, mixed media boxes, paintings, etchings and photographs. Kerry Oliver-Smith, museum curator, said a lithograph is a way of printing as opposed to painting or drawing. The exhibit began on Monday and will be on display until Dec. 14 at the Harn Museum on Hull Road and 34th Street.
Admission is free and open to the public.
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