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The Museum of Contemporary Photography is the world’s premier college art museum dedicated to photography.

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On November 30 at the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, join @sarahelizabethlewis1, artist @carriemaeweems, and the @obamafoundation to explore a different possibility: What if Till had returned safely to Chicago? What might his life have become, and what would that future have required of us? The evening will open with remarks from Reverend Wheeler Parker Jr., Till’s cousin, best friend, and the last surviving witness to his kidnapping, and also feature a special musical performance by Weems. Link in bio for tickets. 04 Nov 2026 The miracles only exhibition "If Emmett Till Lived" would not have happened without the divinely timed meeting with Lance Omar Thurman (@lanceomar), a cousin of Emmett Till's, and an extremely talented photographer, whose photograph of Bryant’s Grocery in Mississippi, "Emmett Till’s Last Purchase" (2003), is now in the exhibition, the book, and part of the Museum of Contemporary Photography @mocpchi collection. 10 Nov 2026 Together, we convened to ask the question: What if Emmett Till Lived? I am so proud to share that the full recordings from our Opening Convening for #IfEmmettTillLived at the Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago (@mocpchi) are now available on the @visionandjustice YouTube channel. Thank you to all who joined us in Chicago: Reverend Wheeler Parker Jr., @sherrilynifill, @brentleggsnthp, @mayorlandrieu, @sincerely.jenee, @paul_farber, and Sharon Davis of the @ketteringfoundation 27 Oct 2026 "You can’t get any closer to Emmett Till than Wheeler Parker. There are no photographs of Emmett Till going into Bryant’s Grocery. No photographs of his abduction from his own family home; we have only the eyewitness account of the Rev. Wheeler Parker Jr. His memories, his stories, are the photographs, are the pictures."—@sarahelizabethlewis1 For the @bostonglobe, @sarahelizabethlewis1 spoke to Celine Hijazi on the extraordinary journey that has been If Emmett Till Lived, a collaboration of a lifetime with Rev. Wheeler Parker Jr., Emmett Till’s best friend, and the last living eyewitness to his murder. (link in bio) 25 Oct 2026 A special visit to If Emmett Till Lived at @mocpchi from Secretary Clinton, former President Bill Clinton, and Dr. Chelsea Clinton. What was more moving? Secretary Hillary Clinton and President Bill Clinton’s extraordinary response to If Emmett Till Lived, the fact that my dear friend Chelsea came to see it directly after running the Chicago marathon and stayed for 2 hours, or that they all could meet Rev Wheeler Parker Jr., Emmett Till’s cousin, best friend, and the last living eyewitness to his kidnapping? I don’t know, but it made for an extraordinary day. Rev Parker and I are so grateful. May you all have friends who will literally run a marathon and then come check out your work because they truly care and it matters. (Love you, my friend!) 22 Oct 2026 The MoCP was honored to welcome Secretary Hillary Clinton, former President Bill Clinton, and Dr. Chelsea Clinton this week for a special visit to our current exhibition, If Emmett Till Lived. We are grateful for the opportunity to share this powerful and thought-provoking exhibition with them. If you haven't visited us yet, If Emmett Till Lived is currently on view. 14 Oct 2026 Join MoCP, Filter Photo, Latitude Chicago, and other photography organizations for the Photography Guild at Arts in the Dark, Chicago’s annual Halloween parade celebrating the city’s vibrant arts and cultural community. Photographers of all ages and experience levels are welcome to join the festivities. Just bring a camera of any kind and be part of the parade! This event is free and open to all. Artists, friends, patrons, and students transform into a group of mobile paparazzi, decorated with lights, to create suites of photographs from inside the parade and along the route engaging with the many spectators watching the artists' Halloween. Here are some photos from Arts in the Dark 2025 Digital Exhibition, to see more check out our digital exhibition page https://bit.ly/4i8FHi4 To learn more, or participate, please visit mocp.org. To register, visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/arts-in-the-dark-tickets-2002633064405 Photo courtesy of: Second Slide - Micheal Zajakowski Third Slide - Christopher Bonds Fourth Slide - Alec Adriano 12 Oct 2026 Join us October 28 @columbiachi when photographer and artist @tobishinobi breaks down Finding Your Perspective: building a visual voice, editing and presenting your work, and positioning yourself for the kind of clients and projects you actually want. Tobi Shinobi is an award-winning photographer, videographer and creative strategist based between London and Chicago. He has worked with Audi, Adobe and Sony, is a former Sony Global Imaging Ambassador and Adobe Lightroom Ambassador, and spent five years as Lead Creative Strategist at TikTok. With 175,000 followers across social platforms, his work is held in the permanent collection at Grand Valley State University, has been shown in Times Square and at SCOPE Miami Beach, and in 2026 he presented his solo exhibition A Shinobi Called Tobi in Madrid. He is an MFA candidate at the @saicphotography and serves on the Museum Council at the @mocpchi Register with the 🔗 in our bio - students with ID are free!! 12 Oct 2026 We extend our deepest gratitude to Okla Jones at ESSENCE for his considered overview of the vital presence of Chicago’s Black artistic practices central to this year’s Chicago Exhibition Week (CXW). “Chi-town has never needed much help proving the strength of its art scene, but Chicago Exhibition Week offered an unusually concentrated way to experience it,” Jones said. “Trying to experience everything would have been impossible. My time in Chicago instead became an opportunity to see several exhibitions with vastly different approaches to Black life, history and artistic practice, while getting a better understanding of the city through the spaces where the work was being presented.” Throughout the week, Chicago’s artistic landscape emerged in its full breadth, shaped in meaningful part by the distinct perspectives and practices of Black artists and curators. From artists Lindsay Adams, Pope.L, and Karimah Ashadu to the curatorial brilliance of Hamza Walker, Jadine Collingwood, and Sarah Lewis, CXW’s programming illuminated the intellectual and creative contributions of Black artists and cultural practitioners to Chicago’s artistic identity and the cultural infrastructure that continues to nurture their work. “That richness is such a defining part of Chicago,” described Chanelle Lacy, Head of Programming, Partnerships & Memberships at Gertie. “CXW gave us a platform to celebrate it, connect it, and bring more eyes to it.” Read the full story at the link in bio. @gertie.chicago @chicagoexhibitionweek @sarahelizabethlewis1 @mocpchi @rensoc @karimahashadu @hamza_walker @corbettvsdempsey @lindsaybriadams @patrongallery @mcachicago @coolhandoak @essence 08 Oct 2026 The Museum of Contemporary Photography and Columbia College Chicago are pleased to announce Sujata Setia as the 2026–27 recipient of the Diane Dammeyer Fellowship in Photographic Arts and Social Issues. Now in its 11th cycle, the fellowship supports socially engaged photographers in developing new work that addresses human rights and social issues through sustained engagement with communities. Setia is an Indian-born British artist whose interdisciplinary practice combines photography, participatory methods, and material interventions to examine gender-based violence, inherited trauma, and the long-term consequences of childhood abuse. Since 2020, she has been developing A Thousand Cuts, a project exploring domestic abuse within South Asian communities through survivor testimony and collaborative image-making. Setia has worked with survivor communities through organizations including Shewise UK and WeRestart, and has received support from King’s College London and the Economic and Social Research Council for a collaborative project with women embroidery artisans in Kashmir. During her fellowship, Setia will spend time in Chicago working with local communities as she continues to develop A Thousand Cuts, culminating in a public presentation of the work in 2027. 30 Sep 2026 There were many Tills. There are many Tills today. Emmett Till’s name and memory continues to shape struggles for racial justice, historical reckoning, and demand that America confront the violence of its past and present. Watch the full video on the @visionandjustice YouTube channel (link in bio). #IfEmmettTillLived 30 Sep 2026 James Baldwin once said, “There may not be as much humanity as one would like in the world, but there is enough.” For Sharon Davies, President and CEO of the @ketteringfoundation, “this exhibition tells us that there is enough humanity in our world.” Watch the full video from our Opening Convening for “If Emmett Till Lived” at Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago (@mocpchi) on the Vision & Justice YouTube channel (link in bio). #IfEmmettTillLived 28 Sep 2026

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