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Black Photojournalism exhibit at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh
I so loved seeing the Black Photojournalism exhibit at the Carnegie Museum of Art. As my first career, I was a photojournalist. One of my major influences was Gordon Parks, who also directed the movie "Shaft" and was an author, including of "The Learning Tree," one of my favorites as an adolescent. I was honored to meet him in person at the Edie Adams Workshop when I was a young photojournalist. It was amazing to be reminded of this as I saw work that I recognized and even more work that I want to explore as part of learning from an intention to decolonize my learning. Some of these photos were in the show and some are my favorites from Gordon Parks. The first is the artist himself.
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Black Photojournalism exhibit at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh
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