Category Archives: Photography
Room to Dream
“James Dean’s acting flies in the face of fifty years of filmmaking; each gesture, each attitude, each mimicry is a slap at the psychological tradition.” On his birthday, we go behind the story of the photograph that Dennis Stock took of the actor on what would be his last visit to Fairmount, Indiana. Read More
in Editorial, Photography
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An Artist Who Sails: In Conversation with Stella Marina
An artist who sails. In our interview, Stella Marina and I talk about braving a decade of life at sea and pure freedom, artistic inspirations and sailing on board Eda Frandsen. Read More
in Art, Interviews, Photography
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Just a Tomboy: Marilyn Monroe Seen Beyond Stardom by Eve Arnold on the set of The Misfits
They say that sometimes you can see the soul of a film in a photograph taken on the set. But that only very rarely happens. On the set of The Misfits, Eve Arnold managed to capture not only the soul of the film, but the souls of its actors. Her memorable photographs of Marilyn Monroe are an intimate portrait of the biggest movie star of all time. Read More
in Film, Film costume, Photography
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Bill Phelps: VISITOR at Robin Rice Gallery
Through light and shadow, a gaze, a mindset, Bill Phelps’ fourth solo show at the Robin Rice Gallery, VISITOR, inspires the imagination. About life, about being, eye and heart his greatest companions, in images that breathe in their own atmosphere. Read More
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July Newsletter: Cinematic Places, Tuscan Light and Idlewild
The July newsletter: Cinematic Places, Tuscan light, and Idlewild. Read More
in Books, Culture, Film, Newsletter, Photography
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