Gordon Parks’ Testimony of Black Life in America

•  Book : Gordon Parks’ Testimony of Black Life in America
•  Discovery : A Love Letter to New York’s Mom & Pop Shops
•  Video: Visions and Images: Alexander Liberman, 1977
•  Book : To Look Native

Gordon Parks’ Testimony of Black Life in America

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. A new expanded edition and an exhibition reveal previously unpublished photographs, archival material, and new scholarly essays.

By Robert E. Gerhardt

A Love Letter to New York’s Mom & Pop Shops

James and Karla Murray pay homage to 200 local landmarks that transform the city of 8 million into a network of villages.

By Miss Rosen

Visions and Images: Alexander Liberman, 1977

In the following video, Vogue’s legendary editorial director Alexander Liberman is interviewed by Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel, for the television program Visions and Images.

By Blind Magazine

To Look Native

In her book “You don’t Look Native to Me”, photographer Maria Sturm engages with issues of identity and representation, working with members of the Lumbee Tribe in North Carolina.

Photographs by Maria Sturm

Visual Storytelling for Impact and Meaning with Ed Kashi

Ed Kashi is a photojournalist, filmmaker, speaker, and educator dedicated to documenting the social and political issues that define our times. This workshop will help you discover your own visual language as well as practical and conceptual know how to confront real situation reportage making.

From October 2 to 5, 2024 in Berlin. Click here for more information.

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For the past five years, Blind has been your trusted source for the latest in photographic journalism, delivering exclusive series and stories from talented photographers and writers.

By Jonas Cuénin