This Thursday, February 7, the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery will be hosting an artist lecture from 5-7pm. The current gallery exhibition features the photography of Gordon Parks (shown left). One of the first African American photographers to shoot for Life magazine in 1949, his photography deals with social issues of gang violence, poverty, and other phenomena occurring in his lifetime.
Artist and photographer Adger Cowans has worked with Gordon Parks in the past and will be hoting a lecture titled "A Personal View of Gordon Parks by Adger Cowans." The lecture will take place in Zimmerman Recital Hall and is free and open to the public. Please consider attending to learn about art and social issues, as seen through the lens of Gorden Parks.
Artist and photographer Adger Cowans has worked with Gordon Parks in the past and will be hoting a lecture titled "A Personal View of Gordon Parks by Adger Cowans." The lecture will take place in Zimmerman Recital Hall and is free and open to the public. Please consider attending to learn about art and social issues, as seen through the lens of Gorden Parks.
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