A huge thanks for this brilliant portrait of a much too under appreciated American. You have gotten behind the facade, into Parks, the man and his genius. Sharing and interpreting the photos leading up to Parks most iconic photo was especially surprising, and accomplished. Bravo!
Lectures like this one are so important for the health and history of American culture. What Professor Mason said about the paucity of scholarship devoted to Gordon Parks continues to hit home. John Szarkowski excluded Parks from his 1966 The Photographer's Eye and his 1973 Looking at Photographs; in 2020 David Campany excluded Parks from his On Photographs.
Seeing the experimental nature of the Ella Watson photoshoot has been great to watch. Knowing that it took many attempts to get the true nature of the subject is a great lesson to learn. Thanks for posting this video.
A huge thanks for this brilliant portrait of a much too under appreciated American. You have gotten behind the facade, into Parks, the man and his genius. Sharing and interpreting the photos leading up to Parks most iconic photo was especially surprising, and accomplished. Bravo!
Lectures like this one are so important for the health and history of American culture. What Professor Mason said about the paucity of scholarship devoted to Gordon Parks continues to hit home. John Szarkowski excluded Parks from his 1966 The Photographer's Eye and his 1973 Looking at Photographs; in 2020 David Campany excluded Parks from his On Photographs.
Seeing the experimental nature of the Ella Watson photoshoot has been great to watch. Knowing that it took many attempts to get the true nature of the subject is a great lesson to learn. Thanks for posting this video.
Great presentation. I hope more people watch this video.
Brilliant, thank you
Very interesting. Thank you!
What a grand presentation. Thanks.
Great presentation! Well done!
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