The UO Visual Arts Team is holding a special exhibit in the EMU's Aperature Gallery. The above images include the Aperature Gallery space, as well as some up-close versions of the images with the curation text from the original curators. 

Originally curated by Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center, this exhibit "offers unique views into the histories of logging, migration, and both segregation and integration in Oregon history. Through portraits that range from intimate to formal, the images of people demonstrate that this history was lived by individual people who came together to build relationships and community together. Images of buildings and work equipment ground viewers in time and place, and the captions both provide context and add information about people and places not in the pictures. The exhibit is effective for both fostering quiet contemplation and generating conversation, making it a great fit for all public places."

See the full digital exhibit put on by the Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center HERE 

See the UO Visual Arts Team's social media here:

Instagram: @uovisualarts
Facebook: @visualartsteam