LeRoy Henderson

	Born Richmond, Virginia Lives and works in New York City
Education
	1967-70	Graphic Design/Photography/Film, School of Visual Arts, New York
	1966	M.S., Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York
	1962	Printmaking, Pratt Graphic Arts Center, New York
	1959	B.S., Virginia State University, Petersburg, Virginia
Solo Exhibitions
	2009	Mermaids and Masquerades, June Kelly Gallery, New York
	2008	Protest: Photography, Bannister Gallery, Rhode Island College, Providence, RI
	2007	Protest: Photography, Malcolm Brown Gallery, Shaker Heights, OH Protest: Photography, June Kelly Gallery, New York
	2006	Black Women: a place in history, Five Myles Gallery, Brooklyn, New York
	2003	All Our Children, sponsored by Brooklyn Arts Council, Brooklyn Moon Café, New York
	2002	LeRoy Henderson and Charles Martin: Photography, HBO/Time Warner Entertainment Company, New York
	2001	LeRoy Henderson: Photography, June Kelly Gallery, New York
	1999	LeRoy Henderson: Photography, Manhattanville College, Purchase, New York
	1973	LeRoy Henderson: Photography, Donnell Library, New York
	1970	LeRoy Henderson: Photography, Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus, New York
Select Group Exhibitions
	2008	I Am A Man, organized by Laurie Cumbo and Kimberli Gant, curated by Kevin Powell, Museum of Contemporary African Diaspora Art, Brooklyn, NY New York in Focus, curated by Gregory Pierre Minsk, New York Health and Hospital Corporation, New York Road to Freedom: Photographs of the Civil Rights Movement, 1956-1968, curated by curator of photography, Julian Cox, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA, traveling exhibition, book
	2007-08	Vietnam Veterans’ Oral History, Brooklyn Historical Society, NY
	2007	Celebration: Nine Artists Commemorate the 35th Anniversary of Winston-Salem Delta Fine Arts, NC; brochure
	2004	Hearing Voices: Personal Narratives, Bristol Myers Squibb, Lawrence Township, NJ
	2002	Flash, City Gallery East, Atlanta, GA
	2001	Committed to the Image: Contemporary Black Photographers, organized by Barbara Head Millstein, curator of photography, Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York; catalogue
	2000	Reflections In Black: A History of Black Photographers 1840 to the Present, organized by the Anacostia Museum and Center for African American Identity and Culture, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC; traveling exhibition, catalogue Resurrection City: The Poor Peoples Campaign of 1968, New School University, New York
	1999	Black New York Photographers of the 20th Century, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, NY
	1994	Photographers Annual, 843 Studio Gallery, Brooklyn, New York
	1993	Selected African American Photographers,” 73-93,” Crawford Gallery, New York
	1988	Small Works, Cinque Gallery, New York Curators Choice: The Photographer's Mind, CEPA Gallery, Buffalo, NY
	1987	Ars Brvklyniensis: Part IV: Photography, Wiesner Gallery, New York
	1985	Positive Images of Black Americans, World Institute of Black Communications/ CBS, New York The Family, 22 Wooster Gallery, New York
	1984	Photo Narration, Rotunda Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
	1983	The Chair Show, BACA Downtown Cultural Center, Brooklyn, NY
	1981	Black Enterprise 10th Anniversary Collection, CRT Craftery Gallery, Hartford, CT
	1980	Self-Portrait, The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York, traveling exhibition, book
	1977	The Black Photographer’s Perspective, The Wisconsin Union Galleries, University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI
	1972	An Exhibition of Contemporary Art by Black Artists, C. W. Post College, Long Island, NY
	1971	One A-Piece, The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York
	1969	Focus on Brooklyn II: Twenty Photographic Personalities, Community Gallery, Brooklyn Museum, New York
Public and Corporate Collections
	Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York Schomburg Center for the Research in Black Culture, New York Harpo Studios, Chicago, IL
Film/Video
	2000	“Jazz,” Florentine Films/Ken Burns Documentary, New Hampshire & New York, PBS Video series
	1999	“I’ll Make Me A World: A Century of African-American Art,” Executive Producer Harry Hampton, Blackside, Inc., Boston, MA, PBS Video series
	1992	“You Gotta Pay the Band,” an Abbey Lincoln Portrait, Gene Davis Productions, New York
Special National Tour
	2008	“Fifteen photographs by LeRoy Henderson were included in “Know Your History,” an exhibition organized by American Legacy Magazine that visited 12 U. S. cities in early 2008. The tour highlighted African-American history and culture and included images from Henderson’s “Black Women, A Place in History” series.