Duane Michals’s 1960s ‘Empty New York’ Series Is More Relevant Than Ever
He shows streets, parks, bars, subways and buses, butcher shops, coffee shops, and more all devoid of people.
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Late in his Career, Photographer Duane Michals Has Found a New Creative Outlet as a Filmmaker
Since he took his first photographs in the late '50s, Michals has made a delicate art of playfulness. He packs his works with juvenile pranks, dizzying optical illusions, and winking allusions.
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Morning Links: Hollywood Edition
Hollywood’s United Talent Agency now has an art world arm. [The Art Newspaper] Former NBA player Desmond Mason paints now and apparently George Clooney owns some of his work. [The New York…
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Duane Michals: Fighting Against Photography
Duane Michals has spent his career pushing against the confines of the single image
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‘You Become Better with Age’
Artists who are going strong at 80 and up find that old age offers freedom, self-assurance, and room to explore
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