An exhibition created by LaborArts for the New York City Central Labor Council

The New York City Labor Council embodies the long history of workers and labor unions that makes the city truly a “union town.” Creating a photo exhibit for the walls of the CLC’s bright new office on 31st Street  was an exciting challenge. Even in today’s social media age, it was very difficult to find photos of workers at work. Photos of rallies and strikes, union meetings and leaders, are plentiful. Our goal was to celebrate and display images of the labor movement’s culture of solidarity. This exhibit makes the images and captions that are on the walls also available online.

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