#FineArtFriday – Paul Newman, by Eva Sereny
In Sereny’s new book, Through Her Lens, to be published this August, she remembers fondly the time she spent with a very relaxed Paul Newman, at his home in Connecticut.
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Iconic Spotlight : Piero Tosi, by Eva Sereny
The award-winning Italian costume designer, Piero Tosi, passed away earlier this month at the age of 92. His illustrious career included notable films such as The Damned (1969), Death in Venice (1971), and La Cage aux Folles (1978). Photographer Eva Sereny worked with Tosi on the set of the film Ludwig and had these memories to share.
Read the full articleEXHIBITION : Prince: As Never Seen Before
ArrábidaShopping, Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
12th September - 2nd November 2019
“The exhibition reveals the most intimate and seductive sides of the legendary musician from Minneapolis; creative, playful, irreverent, extrovert, but also tender and introspective genius. This is the result of the unique relationship between Steve Parke and the singer” says Curator Cristina Carrillo de Albornoz.
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EXHIBITION : Always in Style
Fundación Barrié, Cantón Grande, 9, 15003 A Coruña
10th October 2019 - 19th January 2020
Exhibition organized by Norman Parkinson Archive/Iconic Images in collaboration with Terra Esplêndida and Fundación Barrié.
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Concerned over censorship, the producers considered changing her character’s name to Kitty Galore. But art triumphed over censors and the filmmakers stuck to their guns. Blackman, clearly amused with the controversy, even went out of her way to mention her character’s full name in press interviews.
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