KQED Members can enjoy free admission to the Contemporary Jewish Museum on Thursday, October 25, from 1-8pm to view their newest exhibition The Radical Camera: New York's Photo League, 1936–1951. In 1936 a group of young, idealistic photographers, most of them Jewish and first-generation Americans, formed an organization in Manhattan called the Photo League. This exhibition presents the contested path of the documentary photograph during a tumultuous period that spanned the Depression, World War II and the Cold War.

KQED Members must show their KQED MemberCard and photo ID at the museum entrance. Each MemberCard admits one member plus one guest for a maximum of two persons.