article_snippet: Now, the events that seared those marches into the American consciousness are the subject of a photography show at The Steven Kasher Gallery in New York.
article_snippet: Selma March 1965" brings together -- for the first time, anywhere -- pictures by three essential witnesses of the civil rights era: James Barker, Spider Martin and the man Kasher calls "the single greatest civil rights photographer" -- Charles Moore.
article_snippet: The pictures in the Steven Kasher Gallery in New York above include Charles Moore's work in Selma and from other parts of the South, including some of the riveting, award-winning photos he made in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1963.
article_snippet: The quality, the depth, the sense of reality that he brings to the work is unparalleled," Kasher said of Charles Moore's civil rights shots.
article_snippet: Kasher's own bona fides on the topic, meanwhile, are well-established: Kasher's mounted photography shows on the civil rights movement in 30 different public venues since the mid-1990s.
article_snippet: Some of Charles photos are included in "Selma March 1965," a photography show taking place at New York's Steven Kasher Gallery from March 5 to April 18.
highlights_snippet: The Steven Kasher Gallery will be showing powerful photos from the 1965 Selma marches .
  
highlights_snippet: Included are images from the late Charles Moore, whose civil rights work is legendary .