"Gordon Parks: A Harlem Family 1967" showcases the impactful work of celebrated artist and photojournalist Gordon Parks. This exhibition catalogue, co-published by The Studio Museum in Harlem and The Gordon Parks Foundation, contains around eighty black and white photographs from Parks' compelling 1968 Life magazine photo essay. It documents the Fontenelle family, offering a poignant portrayal of poverty in the United States and presenting an intimate glimpse into life in Harlem during that era. Through these images, the book explores themes of struggle and resilience, emphasizing a personal narrative within the broader context of societal challenges.
