The Photographic Portfolio, an exhibition drawn largely from the Gallery's own holdings, explores the varied images and themes in photographic albums and portfolios from the late nineteenth century to the present. The exhibition is presented in honor of the 150th anniversary of the development of photography. Some of the diverse works presented include: Eadweard Muybridge's collotypes for Animal Locomotion; Edward Sheriff Curtis' monumental series of photogravures for his twenty-one volume study, The North American Indian; Eliot Porter's China portfolio; Andreas Feininger's Vintage New York; Berenice Abbott's Science Pictures; Dr. Harold Edgerton's bold motion studies; Larry Clark's Tulsa portfolio; Danny Lyon' Conversations with the Dead; urban scenes by Garry Winogrand and Elliot Erwitt; and photogravures taken from Aaron Siskind's series "Homage to Franz Kline."

image: Larry Clark, Untitled (Pregnant woman shooting up), 1980