1967: The Plymouth Ave. Rebellion
The African American Interpretive Center of Minnesota presents it's first exhibition of the year
Sometimes it is hard to self-reflect. As the nation found itself engulfed in flames during the "long, hot summer" of 1967, we cannot forget that Minneapolis was also grappling with its own racial strife. Unemployment in the young black community, police brutality and unequal housing practices were just some of the obstacles that transplants and natives alike were facing.
AAICM’s 1967: The Plymouth Ave. Rebellion explores the unrest that occurred on July 19-21, 1967 on Minneapolis' Northside via a photo/audio-visual exhibition. The exhibition will run from Feb. 9 - May 9 at New Rules.
Gallery Hours
Monday- 11AM - 7 PM
Tuesday - 11AM - 7 PM
Wednesday - 11AM - 7 PM
Thursday - 11AM - 7 PM
Friday - 11 AM - 3 PM
CLOSED Sat. and Sun.
Venue Info: New Rules - http://www.newrulesmn.com/
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