“Heroes of the Revolution: Agents of Change” is a retrospective by native Detroit photographer Douglas Elbinger. Spanning more than six decades, the show features portraits of influential cultural and political figures whose ideas helped shape the modern world, including Noam Chomsky, Mick Jagger, Robert F. Kennedy, Maya Angelou, Jane Fonda, Paul McCartney, and George Carlin. Through music, activism, literature, politics, and technological innovation, these individuals challenged conventions and influenced generations. Together, the portraits form a visual archive of what Elbinger describes as the “agents of change” of the last half-century. The exhibition offers visitors a rare opportunity to encounter the personalities who helped shape the cultural and political landscape of the modern era.