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ORIGINAL AFRICAN AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHER CHESTER HIGGINS AFRICAN BURIAL GROUND. WHICH IS A CEREMONY AT THE AFRICAN BURIAL GROUND, OVER THE LAST REMOVAL. Higgins, Chester, Jr. (b. Lexington, KY, 1946; active New York, NY, 2013). Bankoff, H. Arthur, et al, and CHESTER HIGGINS (photos). A VINTAGE ORIGINAL PHOTO WITH AFRICAN AMEICAN PHOTOGRAPHER STAMP ON BACK OF CHESTER HIGGINS JR. WHICH IS A CEREMONY AT THE AFRICAN BURIAL GROUND, OVER THE LAST REMOVAL. PHOTO MEASURES OVERALL 8 1/2 X  11 INCHES Higgins, Chester, Jr. (b. Lexington, KY, 1946; active New York, NY, 2013)   Bibliography and Exhibitions MONOGRAPHS AND SOLO EXHIBITIONS: Baltimore (MD). Walters Art Gallery. CHESTER HIGGINS, JR.: A Legacy of Faith: Ethiopian Orthodoxy in America. October 13, 1993-January 6, 1994. Solo exhibition. Bankoff, H. Arthur, et al, and CHESTER HIGGINS (photos). Remembering Africa under the eaves. 2001. In: Archaeology 54, no. 3 (May-June 2001):36-40, 72. Illustrated with color photos by Chester Higgins, Jr. The 200-year old Lott House in the Marine Park section of Brooklyn, NY, contains evidence of a slave-owning family and artifacts of the enslaved persons who lived there in the late 18th-early 19th century, including corncobs under the floorboards of the living quarters of the domestic servants, suggesting ritual placement. At a later date, the house may also have been used as a waystation on the Underground Railroad. Birmingham (AL). Civil Rights Institute. CHESTER HIGGINS, JR.: Candomblè: Ancient Spiritual Worship of African Brazilian Sainthood. March 19-April 29, 1998. Solo exhibition of photographs. Brown, Roscoe C. (interviewer). CHESTER HIGGINS, JR [Video]. New York. Center for Urban Education Policy.; CUNY-TV, 1995. Interview (May 24, 1995) with Higgins in which he discusses his career and recent book "Feeling the spirit: searching the world for the people of Africa." [Made for African-American legends (Television program -- Robert Isaacson, producer; Adam Walker, director. No other black visual artists were included in the series of tapes.) NTSC-VHS. Sd, color with b&w sequences; 30 min. Fisher, Marjorie, Peter Lacovara, Sue D'Auria, Salimah Ikram, eds. and CHESTER HIGGINS, JR. (photos). Ancient Nubia: African Kingdoms on the Nile. Cairo: American University in Cairo Press, 2012. 368 pp., color photos. 4to, cloth, d.j. Giovanni, Nicki and CHARLES BIBLE (illus.). Spin a Soft Black Song: Poems for Children. New York: Hill & Wang, 1971. Children's book. B&w illus., photo of Giovanni by Chester Higgins on back cover of dust jacket. [Note: reprint by Farrar Straus and Giroux was issued with illustrations by George Martins in place of Bible.] 4to (27 cm.), orange cloth, lettered in black, d.j. First ed. HIGGINS, CHESTER, JR. Elder Grace: The Nobility of Aging. Boston: Bulfinch Press, 2000. 128 pp., 80 b&w illus. Foreword by Maya Angelou; text by Chester Higgins Jr. and Betsy Kissam. Photographs of African American men and women who found beauty within themselves and are experiencing aging with energy, wit, and grace. [Published to accompany a traveling exhibition at New York Historical Society, 2001; Tubman House, Macon, GA, in 2002, and other venues.] 4to, cloth, pictorial d.j. First ed. HIGGINS, CHESTER, JR. Feeling the Spirit: Searching the World for the People of Africa. New York: Bantam Books, 1994. 303 pp., 220 b&w photographs. A celebration of the global African spirit in images taken all over the world by this NYTimes staff photographer. 4to (12.5 x 10 in.), cloth, d.j. First ed. HIGGINS, CHESTER, JR. Pilgrimage to the Past: An African-American's lifelong search for identity. 2000. In: Archaeology 53, no. 1 (January-February, 2000):38-43, 83. HIGGINS, CHESTER, JR. (photos). Student Unrest, Tuskegee Institute: a chronology. Tuskegee: 1968. vi, 173 pp., illus. 4to (28 cm.), wraps. HIGGINS, CHESTER, JR., with Betsy Kissam. Echo of the Spirit, A Photographer's Journey. New York: Doubleday, 2004. xv, 191pp., 70 illus. Text by Betsy Kissam and essays for each section by Chester Higgins. This selection of Higgins's photographs focuses on the significant people and events of his own life, from his days as a boyhood preacher in New Brockton, Alabama, where he was reared by his mother and stepfather, to his first encounters with the works of great photographers during his student years, to his emergence as a highly respected photojournalist. Mentions his quiltmaking Aunt Shug and pays tribute to his photographic and artistic mentors: P. H. Polk, Cornell Capa, Gordon Parks, Romare Bearden, and Arthur Rothenstein at Look magazine. 8vo (9.3 x 8.3 in.; 24 x 17 cm.), cloth, d.j. First ed. HIGGINS, CHESTER, JR., with Orde Coombs. Drums of Life: a photographic essay on the Black man in America. Garden City, NY: Anchor Press, 1974. 131 pp., b&w photographs by Chester Higgins, Jr. Text by Orde Coombs. [See also traveling exhibition.] 4to (28 cm.; 11 x 8.5 in.), wraps. Lagos (Nigeria). National Museum. CHESTER HIGGINS, JR.: Drums of Life. February 10-21, 1975. Solo exhibition. [Traveled worldwide: University of Ghana Gallery, Accra, Ghana, February 24-March 31, 1975; U.S. Embassies throughout Africa (Dakar, Freetown, Lome, Conakry, Tananarive, Younde, Nairobi, Mogadishu, Addis Ababa), Europe (Paris, Athens, Copenhagen, Bonn, Rome, Naples, Munich, Vienna, Hamburg, Stockholm, Stuttgart, Berlin), the Caribbean (Santo Domingo and Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Managua, Port of Spain, Bridgetown, Kingston), and many others.] McDougall, Harold. Black Woman: Photographs by CHESTER HIGGINS, JR. New York: McCall, 1970. 76 pp., illus. 4to (32 cm.), wraps. First ed. New York (NY). Acts of Art, Inc. The Photography of CHESTER HIGGINS, JR. May 31-June 22, 1974. Solo exhibition. New York (NY). International Center of Photography. Feeling the Spirit: Searching The World For The People of Africa, by CHESTER HIGGINS JR. October 8-December 31, 1995. Solo exhibition. [See separate listing for book by same title.] [Traveled to: Peter Fetterman Gallery of Photographic Art, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, CA, January 12-March 6, 1996; Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, IL, February 6-April 7, 1996; Museum of African American History, African Meeting House. Boston, MA, May 26-July 30, 1996; The Newark Museum, Newark, NJ, August 17-October 27, 1996; Focus Hope Gallery, Detroit, MI, November 14-December 15, 1996; Smithsonian Museum, Center for African American History and Culture, Industrial Arts Building, Washington, DC, January 19-March 23, 1997; Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, Birmingham, AL, October 5-December 28, 1997; Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego, CA, February 14-April 14, 1998; National Civil Rights Museum, Memphis, TN, May 9-June 30, 1998; Martin Luther King Jr. Arts Complex, Columbus, OH, September 17-November 29, 1998; The Beach Institute, Savannah, GA, January 18-February 28, 1999.] New York (NY). Jewish Museum. CHESTER HIGGINS, JR.: Culture and Continuity: The Jewish Journey. July 26, 1996-January, 1997. Solo exhibition. New York (NY). National Urban League. CHESTER HIGGINS. November 1-December 31, 1974. Solo exhibition. New York (NY). NYU's Windows at Kimmel Center. Stars of Ethiopia: Photographs by CHESTER HIGGINS, JR. March 1-May 8, 2011. Solo exhibition of 13 images from 2007-10. Curated by Lydie Diakhate. See Parker, Kathryn and CHESTER HIGGINS (photos). We won today: My season with the Mets. New York: Doubleday, 1977. Young readers. xviii, 219 pp., illus. with photos by Higgins. A reporter describes her experiences during the time she spent with the New York Mets during the historic 1976 season. 8vo (25 cm.), wraps. Pittsburgh (PA). Manchester Craftmen's Guild. CHESTER HIGGINS. March 1-30, 1995. Solo exhibition of photographs. Rowell, Charles Henry. CHESTER HIGGINS, JR.: The Signature of the Spirit: An interview. 2012. In: Callaloo 35, no. 1 (Winter 2012):135-155. Extensive interview with biographical facts and discussion about photography and art. disc[ SHARP, SAUNDRA PEARL (Writer, dir., prod.). The Healing Passage/ Voices From The Water [Video]. Los Angeles: 2004. Documentary film. Cultural artists create paths to healing from the present-day residuals of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Featuring Riua Akinshegun, Ysaye M. Barnwell, Oscar Brown, Jr., Katrina Browne, Tom Feelings, Haile Gerima, Chester Higgins, Jr., Gil Noble, Babatunde Olatunji, Abbey Onakoye, John Outterbridge, Dadisi Sanyika, S. Pearl Sharp, and CCH Pounder as the Voice of the Ancestors. Col., sd. 90 min. GENERAL BOOKS AND GROUP EXHIBITIONS: ADDIS ABABA (Ethiopia). Multiple venues. Addis FOTOFEST. December 7-12, 2010. 83 pp. exhib. cat., b&w and color illus. interviews with artists. Curated by Aida Muluneh, Elise Atangana. Included: Dudley M. Brooks (solo exhibition on the Haiti earthquake aftermath), Chester Higgins Jr. (photos of Ethiopia), Antonio Fiorente, Zacharias Abubeker, Rosa Verhoeve, Ralf Baecker, Endalkatchew Tesfa Gebreselassie; a special tribute to Shemelis Desta and special solo exhibitions by Dawit L. Petros, Sammy Baloji, Jamel Shabazz, and Pierrot Men; "The sweet sound of quiet footsteps" a group exhibition by resident artist Akinbode Akinbiyi with works by Yemaneh Gebremedhin, Goitom Habtemariam, Edalkachew Tesfa; a solo show by Ayana V. Jackson at Lela Art Cafe. Also included screenings of Yo-Yo Gonthier's video projection "Body and Soul;" "Mo and Me" a documentary directed by Salim Amin; "Arrested Development," a 3-minute video made in 2003 by British artist Grace Ndiritu; "Invisible Borders," a collective photo project presented by Emeka Okereke, as well as slideshows entitled "On the Roof" and "The Brooklyn Photo Salon" presented by OTR Project and Regine Romain respectively. [Download exhibition catalogue at:l] APPIAH, KWAME ANTHONY and HENRY LOUIS GATES, Jr., eds. Africana: The Encyclopedia of the African and African American Experience. Oxford University Press, 1999; 2005. 5 Vols. 4500 pp., 1000 photographs, maps, illus. Expanded to 8 vols