The work of one of fashion's most notorious, controversial photographers - Guy Bourdin - is exhibited in a one-off collection of over 40 works at London's Bloomsbury Square until November 24 2007. Having shot campaigns for Chanel, Ungaro, Loewe and Charles Jourdan, Bourdin made a name for himself with the erotic, sometimes morbid images he projected onto the pages of British and French Vogue. Watch as Bourdin expert Charlie Scheips guides us around the photographer's most iconic images and hear Bourdin's son, Samuel, talk about his all-time favourite photo in a rare interview.
@mrjyn
November 8, 2008
Cindy Crawford photographed by Helmut Newton
it was the first time Helmut Newton photographed Cindy, an editorial for US Vogue called "Venus de Monaco", published in the November 1991 issue.
Screaming Men choir of Oulu, Finland (Mieskuoro Huutajat) performing at MoMA, September 2008
Learn more about Screaming Men at http://www.huutajat.org
Screaming Men performed at P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center on September 14 in conjunction with the exhibition Arctic Hysteria: New Art from Finland (http://ps1.org/exhibitions/view/164) and at The Museum of Modern Art on September 15, 2008.
By the Ways, a Journey with William Eggleston: STARRING TAV FALCO
"By the Ways, a Journey with William Eggleston" 2005, trailer http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0492450/
William Eggleston Photographer:Trailer for the documentary by Reiner Holzemer
Trailer for the documentary
William Eggleston - Photographer
by Reiner Holzemer
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD - 35 ANNI DI MODA (Milano, Palazzo Reale)
Milano, Palazzo Reale
26/09/2007 - 20/01/2008
Kees Van Dongen, 1877-1968 - Retrospettiva
Dal 25 giugno al 7 settembre 2008, Sala delle Esposizioni Quai Antoine Ier
4, Quai Antoine Ier -- Monaco. L'esposizione retrospettiva concepita e co-prodotta dal Nuovo Museo Nazionale di Monaco e dal Museo delle Belle Arti di Montreal, in partenariato con il Museo Boijmans Van Beuningen di Rotterdam, è senza dubbio la più importante manifestazione dedicata a Kees Van Dongen dopo quella del Museo d'Arte Moderna di Parigi del 1990. Essa riunirà più di 200 opere delle quali alcune non esposte al pubblico da più di mezzo secolo.
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