Washington / D.C. / Bronzeville / Berlin / Milan / New York City / Chicago / /
Company
Duke University Press / Princeton University Press / Cambridge University Press / Temple University Press / Smithsonian Institution Press / Harvard University Press / le Monde / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / /
Facility
Durham University / Wallach Art Gallery / University of Chicago Press / Stanford University / University of Pennsylvania Press / National Gallery / Columbia University / Yale University / Library of Congress Prints / /
IndustryTerm
communications technologies / protean media career / /
OperatingSystem
Aix / /
Organization
Duke University / Temple University / Congress / Cambridge University / Columbia University / Cooper Union in New York / Cantor Center for Visual Arts / Harvard University / University of Chicago Press / Cooper Union / Center for Advanced Study / Stanford University / Fulbright Foundation / Institute for Advanced Study / American Council of Learned Societies / Princeton University / National Endowment for the Humanities / Smithsonian / Scientific Charity / University of Pennsylvania Press / Yale University / Durham University / /
Person
Shawn Michelle Smith / Roy DeCarava / Sarah Blair / Barbara Krauthamer / Debra Willis / Bettina Gockel / Gordon Parks / Pete Daniel / Maren Stange / Richard Wright / Nikhil Pal Singh / Biography Maren Stange / Adam Green / Merry Foresta / Sally Stein / /
Position
Professor / Official / Professor of American Studies / /
Photography and the End of Segregation, Maren Stange (The Cooper Union, New York City) Gordon Parks, American Gothic, Washington, D.C., [removed]Lundi 31 mars 2014, 15h-17h,