Equal rights
Subtitle: reggae and social change
By: by Hergie Miller with Catherine Amidon and Josh Chamberlain.
Contributors: Amidon, Catherine S.; Chamberlain, Josh; Karl Drerup Art Gallery and Exhibitions Program (Plymouth, N.H.); Handwerker Gallery (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Publisher: Plymouth State University
Published: 2006
Place of publication: [Plymouth, N.H.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Karl Drerup Art Gallery and Exhibitions Program (Plymouth, N.H.) -- Exhibitions.; Handwerker Gallery (Ithaca, N.Y.) -- Exhibitions.; Reggae music -- Jamaica -- Exhibitions.; Music -- Social aspects -- Jamaica -- Exhibitions.; Sound recordings -- Album covers -- Jamaica -- Exhibitions.
Genres: Exhibitions.
Other titles: Reggae and social change
Description: "Using record album covers, supported by explanatory text panels, film and sound clips, the exhibition documents how these arts, grounded in the Afro-Caribbean roots of the island's inhabitants, have addressed social and political issues in America and internationally." Plymouth State News, 2/9/06.
Notes: Location and publication date from the University's web site.

Explanatory text to accompany the exhibition with same title, originally mounted at Plymouth State University March 1-April 9, 2006, and subsequently traveling to Miami-Dade Public Library, Black History Museum and Cultural Center, Handwerker Gallery at Ithaca College, September 6-October 14 2007, etc.