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imagemakers
Here is a Doubletake Magazine interview with filmmaker Wim Wenders, in which he discusses Huckleberry Finn, Michael Snow, Edward Hopper, the Kinks, and comic books.
Also: photos taken by Wenders while location scouting in the West.
Speaking of photographs, I've been looking lately for examples of photographers writing about photography.
This biopage on photographer Edward Weston suggests that Weston was also a prolific writer:
"Weston kept very detailed journals or 'Day Books' of his daily activities, thoughts, ideas and conversations. His first publication of these writings, From My Day Book, appeared in 1928 — others were published after his death.
I would like to read excerpts from some of these day books, but they're out of print (and used copies are prohibitively priced). A perfunctory Google search doesn't turn up much, either. Labels: art, photography |
Thursday, January 17, 2002
8:01 PM
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