Gordon Parks Retrospective Opens at Jack Shainman Gallery

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Jack Shainman Gallery opens Voices in the Mirror in mid-September, a survey of Gordon Parks' photography spanning the 1940s through the civil rights movement. The show includes his FSA work, Life magazine assignments, and key prints from the 1963 March on Washington, timed to mark 20 years of The Gordon Parks Foundation. Parks was the first Black photographer hired by the FSA in 1942 and used portraiture as sustained social documentation across his career.
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