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SUMMARY:Flash Point: The Civil Rights Photography of Danny Lyon at Reynold
 a House
LOCATION:Reynolda House Museum of American Art\, 2250 Reynolda Rd\, Winsto
 n-Salem\, NC
DESCRIPTION:Within a week of hitchhiking south with a borrowed camera\, he
  was in a jail cell across from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He was 20 years
  old.\n\nThose photographs are now hanging in Winston-Salem. 📷\n\nFlash P
 oint: The Civil Rights Photography of Danny Lyon is on view at Reynolda Ho
 use Museum of American Art\, 2250 Reynolda Road\, Winston-Salem\, NC — Sep
 tember 17\, 2026 through January 3\, 2027\, in the Mary and Charlie Babcoc
 k Wing Gallery.\n\n🎓 Free for college students with a valid student ID. E
 very day it’s open. Bring your ID to the desk.\n\nIn 1962\, Danny Lyon was
  a University of Chicago student with a borrowed camera and a historian’s 
 instincts. He went on to become the official photographer for the Student 
 Nonviolent Coordinating Committee — and what got him that access wasn’t a 
 press pass. It was that he was in it. He marched when the students marched
  and slept where they slept. His images ran on SNCC posters and pamphlets 
 and in newspapers across the country. In his words\, his camera could be a
  sword for justice.\n\nFlash Point debuts more than 50 photographs promise
 d to Wake Forest University by James and Wendy Agah — the largest single g
 ift of photographs in the university’s history.\n\nThe exhibition is co-cu
 rated by Phil Archer\, Betsy Main Babcock Deputy Director for Reynolda\, a
 nd Ashley Givens\, adjunct assistant professor in the Department of Art at
  Wake Forest University. That’s Phil’s voice you’re hearing.\n\nReynolda i
 s marking the nation’s 250th this fall with two shows: Flash Point in the 
 Babcock Wing\, and Art & Democracy in the historic house\, up for a full y
 ear.\n\n📍 Reynolda House\, 2250 Reynolda Road\, Winston-Salem\, NC\n\n🗓️
  Sept 17\, 2026 – Jan 3\, 2027\n\n🎟️ Tickets\, hours\, and details: reyno
 lda.org/flash-point or the link in @historicreynolda ‘s bio\n\nSave this f
 or the semester and send it to the college student in your life. 👇 Which 
 photograph are you standing in front of the longest?\n\n📷 @dannylyonphoto
 s2\n\nhttps://www.whatsupwinstonsalem.com/e/pvb7kz1ar4az2
URL:https://www.whatsupwinstonsalem.com/e/pvb7kz1ar4az2
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