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BiographyChronologyArchivePhotographyFilmWritingMusic
Grants
Fellowships in ArtFellowships in WritingScholarships & PrizesGPF / Steidl Book Prize
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Gordon ParksGPF / Steidl Book Prize
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A Cloistered Life of Devotion
A Cloistered Life of Devotion
December 29, 2021
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Steel at a Peak but Facing Perils
Steel at a Peak but Facing Perils
June 22, 2021
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A Raisin in The Sun
A Raisin in The Sun
April 2021
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A Great Day in Hip-Hop
A Great Day in Hip-Hop
September 2020
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“They Come Marching Up Conscience Road”
“They Come Marching Up Conscience Road”
August 2020
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“Cameraman Turns Composer”
“Cameraman Turns Composer”
July 2020
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“A Great Day for A Great Jazzman”
“A Great Day for A Great Jazzman”
July 2020
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“The Man Who Tried to Love Somebody”
“The Man Who Tried to Love Somebody”
June 2020
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“I lay in bed that night, moved by the black temper of our time”
“I lay in bed that night, moved by the black temper of our time”
June 2020
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“Women Artists in Ascendance”
“Women Artists in Ascendance”
May 2020
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Untitled, Chicago, Illinois, 1963
“What Their Cry Means to Me”
May 2020
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The Gordon Parks Foundation permanently preserves the work of Gordon Parks, makes it available to the public through exhibitions, books, and electronic media and supports artistic and educational activities that advance what Gordon described as "the common search for a better life and a better world."

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