Co-curated by members of Bull City 150, a Durham, North Carolina-based public history project whose mission is to “invite Durhamites to reckon with the racial and economic injustices of the past 150 years and commit to building a more equitable future,” these traveling exhibitions on past and present inequality convened hundreds of Durhamites as part of the city’s 150th anniversary. These photos are from Bull City 150-organized events, including the “Tapestries of Home” series of public programs, a collaboration between Bull City 150 and Durham Community Land Trustees. Bull City 150 is a joint project of the Samuel DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity and the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University.

Check out the digital version of the Uneven Ground exhibition here.

Curatorial Team

Bull City 150

Design

Research Action Design (RAD)

Miel Design Studio

Fabrication

Bull City Signs

Emily-Kate Hannapel