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The Lincoln Motion Picture Company
A Tribute to Excellence in Race Cinema
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01 — THE INTRODUCTION
An exploration of early African American filmmaking and the determination to tell Black stories through a Black-centered cinematic lens.
Curatorial preview · Additional original imagery, source references and full exhibition commentary will be added from the exhibition archive.
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A different frame
The exhibition foregrounds the ingenuity and independent initiative of early Black filmmakers. Archival material and researched contextual notes will be added with the exhibition’s original source material.
EXHIBITION FOLIO / THE LINCOLN MOTION PICTURE COMPANYTHE MONTAGUE COLLECTION / ARCHIVEEarly race cinema archival ephemeraIMAGE TO BE CURATED
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A cinema of possibility
Early film was also a battleground over who could represent themselves and how. This folio will build a visual account from surviving records and exhibition objects.
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