Category Archives: Newsletter

November Newsletter: At the Movies in Marylebone, Pamela Hanson’s 90s, and Mermaid Avenue

    Photos: Classiq Journal     “I began taking photographs as a teenager and have recorded my life ever since. I moved to Paris in 1980 and started documenting my life, shooting fashion for the magazines and for myself … Read More →

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October Newsletter: River of Hills, Bread of Angels, and Desperate Literature

    Photos: Classiq Journal     ”I watched a teenager at the bookstore counter ask if they still sold a novel that had been banned at her school. The clerk nodded. “We keep a few in the back.” She … Read More →

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September Newsletter: Made in Milan, A Hell of a Good Life, and Outlaw Blues

    Photos: Classiq Journal     ”I think of myself as someone who is a beginner, not as someone who has already said a lot.” Giorgio Armani, Made in Milan       Viewing Fatto a Milano (Made in … Read More →

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August Newsletter: Make ‘em laugh, make ‘em cry, make ‘em wait, and Silkwood

    Photos: Classiq Journal     “The authors of genuine children’s literature, then, are only rarely and indirectly educators… Jules Verne is perhaps the only one. They are poets whose imagination is privileged to remain on the dream wavelength … Read More →

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July newsletter: Leigh Fermor’s Mani, Jules Dassin’s Athens, and Moondance

    “All at once a further wonder came to increase our well-being: a cool breath of wind. This is one of the seldom-failing blessings of midsummer in the Peloponnese.” Patrick Leigh Fermor, Mani: Travels in the Southern Peloponnese   … Read More →

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