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Kenneth Clark was a psychologist, educator, and social reformer who dedicated his life to the cause of racial justice. Born in 1914 in the Panama Canal Zone, Clark grew up in Harlem where he attended desegregated public schools. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees at Howard University, where he led demonstrations against segregation ...
Kenneth Mackenzie Clark was born on 13 July 1903, the son of a wealthy Scottish businessman. His artistic inclinations led him initially to work for Bernard Berenson at Villa I Tatti near Florence. He subsequently became Keeper of Fine Art at the Ashmolean Museum, before accepting the directorship of the National Gallery in January 1934 at the age of 30.
Toward Humanity and Racial Justice. In a career that spanned half a century, Dr. Kenneth B. Clark was one of America’s towering figures in the social sciences. Considered one of the most influential psychologists of the 20th century, Dr. Clark confronted racism, inequity and injustice in both the profession and the larger social world – and ...
Kenneth McKenzie Clark, Baron Clark of Saltwood (Londres, 13 de junio de 1903-Hythe, 21 de mayo de 1983) fue un historiador del arte británico. Efectuó estudios primarios en Winchester y secundarios en el Trinity College de Oxford , que se completaron con una estancia en Florencia en 1926, donde profundizó sus conocimientos sobre arte gótico y renacentista .
Biography. Kenneth Bancroft Clark was an African-American psychologist and researcher. He and his wife, Mamie Phipps Clark, studied psychology at Howard University in the 1930’s and were active in the civil rights movement. During his time at Howard University, the course of Clark’s life was forever changed when he took a class taught by ...
Kenneth and Mamie Clark are most known for their experiment with white and black baby dolls, which was used in the U.S. Supreme Court in the 1954 case of Brown v.Board of Education. 2 The Clarks’ innovative contribution to desegregation in the American education system would not have been possible without their scientific expertise in the field of psychology.
5 de abr. de 2018 · James Stourton’s magnificent biography tells the story of Kenneth Clark’s life in all its complexity and contradiction. It also reminds us that in his time Clark himself developed an innovative method for studying works of art—one that struck a balance between the then-prevailing disciplines of connoisseurship on the one hand and iconography on the other.
