This a short piece on how we can see the joy and inspiration of how identity is formed and celebrated.
“Curator, photographer, and historian Deb Willis breakthrough exhibition, “Posing Beauty in African American Culture,” has been travelling for over 10 years. It’s based on her book “Posing Beauty: African American Images from the 1890s to the Present,” featuring snapshots, documentary photographs, and works by artists, all exploring beauty in Black culture.”
140 Important Historical Photos That Might Change Your Perspective On Things, As Shared By This Facebook Page https://flip.it/CnJ8RP
Fun historical images to reconsider in modern times.
Black Like Me: Finding Allies Behind and Through the Lens https://flip.it/egPBUI
Ken Burns’s Long, Hard Look At American History https://flip.it/Bn_4Qh
Mathew B. Brady’s Studio Camera and Tripod 1860s https://flip.it/9_9oYY
Gordon Parks’ View of America Across Three Decades https://flip.it/wPrAqD
At a Photography Festival in Houston, History Confronts the Present https://flip.it/gNtnbD
A mesmerising portrait of the American South in the 1980s https://flip.it/mtoj0c
Photographer William Klein, famous for street scenes but also fashion, has died https://flip.it/h6VBhG
Remarkable photos of Black America 100 years ago https://flip.it/4olmar
A Photo Teacher 