A Journey to a Sacred Place.

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The National Civil Rights Museum, Memphis, Tenn., located at the historic Lorraine Motel where civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., was assassinated, gives a comprehensive overview of the American civil rights movement from slavery to the present. In celebration of its 30th anniversary, the museum is featuring the exhibition, "Outside the Lorraine: A Photographic Journey to a Sacred Place," showcasing the work of David Katzenstein. The collection of more than 90 photos--on view through April 4, 2022--helps visitors identify with social issues by using fine art photography to connect to the historic place, Martin Luther King Jr., movement makers, and one another.

'"Outside the Lorraine' offers the rare opportunity for our visitors to see themselves reflected in the artwork of one of our exhibitions," says Noelle Trent, director of Interpretation, Collections and Education. 'The exhibition is a 'thank you' to our visitors who have lovingly supported the museum over the last 30 years and emphasizes the beautiful array of humanity that energizes the courtyard and...