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084    Inz Parks, Gordon|2kssb/8 
092 0  779.092 Parks|bengelska 
100 1  Parks, Gordon|4pht|4art 
245 10 Gordon Parks: I am You :|bselected works, 1942-1978 /
       |cedited by Peter W. Kunhardt, Jr., Felix Hoffmann 
264  1 Göttingen :|bSteidl,|c[2016] 
300    287 s.|bill 
500    This publication accompanies an exhibition f the same name
       traveling to: C/O Berlin Foundation, September 10 - 
       December 4, 2016 Berlin, Germany; Versicherungskammer, 
       Kulturstiftung, February 7 - May 7, 2017, Munich, Germany;
       FOAM June 16 - September 6, 2017 Amsterdam, The 
       Netherlands; Deutsche Börse Groupe, The Cube, September 21
       , 2017- January 7, 2018, Eschborn, Germany 
505 0  Foreword / Peter W. Kunhardt, Jr. -- Sequence and series :
       photographic and filmic thinking by Gordon Parks / Felix 
       Hoffman -- Fashion, 1947-1954 -- Harlem is nowhere, 1948 -
       - Harlem gang leader, 1948 -- Ingrid Bergman on Stromboli,
       1949 -- Back to Fort Scott, 1950 -- Alberto Giacometti, 
       1951 -- Alexander Calder, 1952 -- A man becomes invisible,
       1952 -- Fashion, 1956-1978 -- Segregation in the South, 
       1956 -- Crime, 1957 -- Duke Ellington, 1960 -- Muhammad 
       Ali, 1966/1970 -- Flavio, 1961 -- The learning tree, 1963 
       -- The March on Washington, 1963 -- Black Muslims, 1963 --
       A Harlem family, 1967 
520    Injustice, violence, the rise of the American civil rights
       movement, high fashion and the arts-Gordon Parks captured 
       half a century of the vast changes to the American 
       cultural landscape in his multi-faceted career. I AM YOU: 
       Selected Works, 1942-1978 reveals the breadth of his work 
       as the first African American photographer for Vogue and 
       Life magazines as well as a filmmaker, and as a writer. 
       Reportage for major magazines dominated Parks' work from 
       1948 to 1972. He chronicled black America's struggle for 
       equality, exposing the harsh realities of life in Harlem, 
       institutionalized racism, and shocking poverty. Parks was 
       equally accomplished as a portraitist, capturing figures 
       such as Malcolm X and Martin Luther King alongside 
       entertainers including Duke Ellington and Ingrid Bergman. 
       He turned his attention to film in the 1960s with social 
       documentaries as well as the now cult classic Shaft 
       (1971). This book traces the threads of Parks' 
       achievements, examining his multi-layered oeuvre through 
       the interaction between his photographic and filmic 
       visions 
600 14 Parks, Gordon,|d1912-2006 
650  7 Fotografi|2sao 
650  7 Fotografer|2sao 
650  7 Fotokonst|2sao 
655  7 Utställningskataloger|2saogf 
700 1  Kunhardt, Jr., Peter W.|4edt 
700 1  Hoffmann, Felix|4edt 
710 1  C/O Berlin Foundation|4oth 
710 1  Versicherungskammer, Kulturstiftung|4oth 
710 1  FOAM|4oth 
710 1  Deutsche Börse Groupe|4oth 
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