Norman Cousins, a member of Mingei International's Advisory Board, was a perpetual advocate of international understanding. Since the purpose of Mingei International is to further the understanding of the "arts of the people" and through them the cultures of the world, this exhibition of international photography by Norman Cousins was most timely and appropriate. 'Cousins of the World,' organized as a benefit for Mingei International, included 120 photographs by Norman Cousins that captured the photographer's personal perceptions of life forms and textures. "Farewell at Lamborine," "Hungarian Village," and "Three Women in Kyiv" were among the most famous photographs in the exhibition.
A black and white photograph of three women wearing scarves praying inside a cathedral with frescos visible behind.
Additional Artworks
From Colorado Photographic Arts Center
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Charles McNamara
Inmate, Medium Security, Cañon City, 1974
Black and White photograph
4.5 x 6.5 in
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Charles McNamara
Inmate, Medium Security Dormitory, Cañon City, 1974
Gelatin Silver Print
4.5 x 6.5 in
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Charles McNamara
Inmate and Guard, Death Row, Cell House #3 Cañon City, 1974
Gelatin Silver Print
4.5 x 6.5 in
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Charles McNamara
Inmates, 1974
Gelatin Silver Print
4.5 x 6.5 in
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Ann G. Duncan
Inverness, Lake Forest, Illinois, January 1974, 1974
Black and White photograph
7.5 x 10 in
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Cody Bratt
Into Oblivion
Digital C Print, Fuji Crystal Archive Paper
20 x 30 in
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Wendel White
Indiana Avenue School, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Pigment Inkjet Print
13.3 x 20 in
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Fink Bros.
Infant
Albumen
5.5 x 3.75 in