ニューヨーク近代美術館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク近代美術館Instagram)「“#GordonParks compels us to look beyond binaries of black and white, the building blocks of his artistic vocabulary, employing ambiguity as a way of destabilizing our assumptions. He understood that an assignment for Life magazine (such as this one) could also function as art, and that these bodies in motion—exquisitely drawn within the receding perspectives of the surrounding buildings, a bare arm silhouetted in an otherwise uninterrupted void—evoke grace as much as aggression, as implied by the title. Yet for Parks there were no gray areas when it came to right and wrong: he fought tirelessly for equality and justice.” — @thesarahmeister Read more from curator Sarah Meister on how the groundbreaking photographer compels us to look beyond easy categories in our #MoMAVirtualViews at mo.ma/gordonparks (link in bio). --- [Gordon Parks. “Harlem Gang Wars” (detail). 1948. Gelatin silver print. © 2020 Gordon Parks Foundation] @gordonparksfoundation」7月18日 7時12分