AnOther Magazineさんのインスタグラム写真 - (AnOther MagazineInstagram)「“Eve Arnold loved human stories and she really cared. She wasn’t ever looking for a cheap thrill,” says @maya_binkin, artistic director of @newlands.house.gallery, tells @missroseneditions. “Later on in life, she says that maybe she was naive but she thought she could use photography to hold up a mirror and make change happen” 🖤⁠ ⁠ Throughout the course of her storied career, Arnold forged her own path exploring social injustice, civil rights, religion, power, fame, sexuality and birth – issues as much at the heart of the culture wars now as they were then. ⁠ ⁠ A new retrospective in Sussex focuses on Arnold’s pioneering fashion photography and photojournalism, bringing together over six decades of work that explore the ways in which Arnold used the camera as a tool of liberation. Read more at the link in bio 📲⁠ ⁠ 📸 To Know About Women: The Photography of Eve Arnold ©⁠ 1. 1950s fashion in Harlem, model Charlotte ‘Fabulous’ Stribling waits backstage in the Abyssinian Church for the entrance cue. She was to model clothes designed and made in the community. New York City, USA, 1950⁠ 2. Cicely Tyson, New York City, New York, 1968⁠ 3-4. Two girls make up in the ladies room before an integration dinner party during the civil rights strike in America. Virginia, USA, 1958⁠ 5. Charlotte Stribling aka ‘Fabulous’ poses in Harlem-made clothes in a nightclub. Harlem, New York City, 1950⁠ 6. Marylin Monroe rests between takes during a photographic studio session at Paramount Gallery for the making of the film The Misfits. Hollywood, USA, 1960⁠」7月5日 1時25分