Right to the City Gallery Exhibition

Closed Sundays, Mondays, and major holidays. The gallery will be closed Tuesday, June 30, through Monday, July 6, in observance of Independence Day. Stone Gallery will reopen on Tuesday, July 7.

Right to the City is an international movement combating the political, cultural, and environmental repercussions of inequitable land and property (re)development. Over the last decade, advocate and photographic ethnographer Dominic Moulden has traversed shorelines, capturing the global resistance against displacement. This traveling exhibition provides a survey of grassroots organizations, scholars, and community members combating the global repercussions of gentrification.

The first site location, Boston University, is anchored by images taken by Moulden in 2023 and hosted by urbanist and scholar-activist Loretta Lees, Director of the Initiative on Cities at Boston University. Thereafter, the exhibition will travel to London and be hosted in partnership with Queen Mary University of London, where the display will center around images Moulden captured while touring sites with Loretta Lees and working with Dr. Joseph Hoover, Director of TheoryLAB and Reader in Political Theory at Queen Mary University of London.

Curated by academic Ky Vassor, Right to the City serves as a call to action, uplifting ways we can all safeguard the fundamental human right to a healthy place called home.