05/21/2025
Meet The Photographer
Adjusting The FOCUS
The Vietnam War Through The Lens of Black Combat Photographer DWIGHT CARTER
Vietnam is revisited 50 years after the end of the war through this never before seen exhibition of photography of Black Vietnam War combat photographer, Dwight Carter. His assignment was clear: Visually document what is now considered the most controversial and divisive war in American History.
The exhibition is curated by Roger C. Tucker III.
Although trained as a commercial and fashion photographer, Dwight quickly adapted to the rigors of documenting a war. His work chronicles military life on the Long Binh base and in the battlefields with American and South Vietnamese soldiers under fire together. HIs last assignment put him at the command center in Saigon as the personal photographer for General General Creighton Abrams, the U.S. Army General who commanded military operations in the Vietnam War from 1968 to 1972.
Meet Dwight Carter on the Following Dates:
Wednesday, May 21st 11am-2pm. Friday, May 23rd 11am-2pm
Saturday, May 24th 12-4pm
Holiday Hours MEMORIAL DAY, Monday 26th 11am-2pm
Last Week of Exhibit: Wednesday, May 28th 11am-2pm. Thursday, May 29th 11am-2pm Friday, May 30th 11am - 2pm
Closing Day: Saturday, May 31st 12-4pm
The Gallery At Green Door Studio, 306 Millburn Ave., Millburn, NJ 07041
