During the 1970s and 1980s, British photographer Chris Killip documented the lives of people in the north of England.
These monochrome shots are now collated in a retrospect at Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation, Frankfurt.
Until 19 May: https://t.co/PkgDmW1ign
Book folks: I'm giving away 2 copies of Gordon Parks' AMERICAN GOTHIC on @flakphoto next week. Watch my newsletter for details. Stay tuned! @SteidlVerlag
Originally Published in 1971, Gordon Park's Born Black was the first book to unite both Parks' writing and photography. The book focused on Park's work documenting a crucial decade for both Civil Rights and Black Power movements. https://t.co/4hNJekoK1a
My latest story for Blind Magazine on the work of Gordon Parks and the newly published expanded edition of "Born Black"
Gordon Parks' Testimony of Black Life in America
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"Nothing came easy. I was just born with a need to explore every part of my mind. And with long searching and hard work, I became devoted to my restlessness."
Photographer Gordon Parks died #OnThisDay in 2006.
Gallery news announcement: Monroe Gallery is honored to announce representation of acclaimed photographer Mark Peterson @petersonpixs
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Lucinda Devlin observes American culture with a critical eye, offering glimpses into spaces such as discos, fantasy hotels, operating theaters and underwater chambers.
@SteidlVerlag publishes the artist's monograph 'Frames of Reference': https://t.co/CHbkiyzCUv