What Garry Winogrand Saw in Color
A rarely seen body of Winogrand’s work is more inviting than his black-and-white pictures, but no less layered or sly.
By Vince Aletti
Photographer: Garry Winogrand / © Estate of Garry Winogrand / Courtesy Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco / Twin Palms Publishers
Date: January 29, 2024
How Anna May Wong Became the First Chinese American
Movie Star
A new biography revisits the pathbreaking Golden Age Hollywood actress’s life and legacy.
By Mayukh Sen
Client: The New Yorker
Photograph: Paramount / Shutterstock
Date: August 30, 2023
Martin Scorcese on the Making of “Killers of the Flower Moon”
A new biography revisits the pathbreaking Golden Age Hollywood actress’s life and legacy.
The director discusses shooting movies outside the studio system and finding the right way to film a story about a series of murders that took place when oil was found on Osage land.By Richard Brody
Client: The New Yorker
Photographer: Philip Montgomery
Date: October 17, 2023
Jeanette Winterson Has No Idea What Happens Next
The author and former enfant terrible on life after death, breaking the rules, and forging a self through fiction.
By Katy Waldman
Client: The New Yorker
Photographer: Kate Peters / Guardian / eyevine / Redux
Date: October 29, 2023
Lost in the Mountains
In the nineteen-sixties, my sleepaway camp was delightfully under-supervised. Then a camper went missing.
By David Owen
Client: The New Yorker
Photographer: Gilles Peress / Magnum
Date: September 16, 2023
What Britney Spears’s Memoir Has to Say
In “The Woman in Me,” the pop star mines her extraordinary story for generic lessons. But the details speak for themselves.By Lauren Michele Jackson
Client: The New Yorker
Photographer: Sandy Young / Alamy
Date: October 29, 2023
Trump’s Bloody Campaign Promises
It’s tempting to ignore the former President’s expressions of rage, but the stakes for American democracy demand that attention be paid.
By David Remnick
Client: The New Yorker
Photograph by Mark Peterson / Redux
Date: October 4, 2023
The Many Lives of Vinie Burrows
Remembering the activism and artistry of a New York theatre hero.
By Helen Shaw
Client: The New Yorker
Photographer: Alix Jeffry / © Houghton Library, Harvard University
Date: January 5, 2024
Patrick Stewart Boldly Goes There
The actor discusses his new memoir, “Making It So,” filled with tales of driving Paul McCartney’s car, learning to be Jean-Luc Picard, and trading quips with Queen Elizabeth.
By Michael Schulman
Client: The New Yorker
Photographer: Ryan Pfluger
Date: October 8, 2023