Artists at Work: Luke Diiorio
"The eye has intelligence that goes further beyond our language. It's quick to the scene, so I respect that,"
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Chris Colls for Interview Magazine July 2015, ‘Body of Evidence’
Stella Lucia by Jork Weismann for Interview Magazine Germany August 2015, ‘Inter Stella’
Andrea Gibson: The Pioneering Poet
If one theme connects Andrea Gibson's poems, it is a recognition of our common humanity. Born and raised in a Baptist family in Maine, Gibson writes with intense compassion about love, sexuality, and social tragedy. In "For Eli," the spoken word artist addresses America's treatment of veterans; in "Ashes," she talks with both defiance and pain about the brutal murder of homosexuals; in "Blue Blanket," she explores the lingering guilt of a childhood sexual abuse.
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Interview Magazine: James Bay
Riding around midtown Manhattan in the SUV chauffeuring him for the day, James Bay's brown eyes widen and his voice turns passionate as he recalls a chance encounter. "I was in a bit of a rush on the way to the airport yesterday and was running through security," he says. "I put my guitar through, took my coat off, then I came out the other end, grabbed my guitar, put my hat and coat on, turned around, and there's Eric Clapton. I was just like, ‘Shit. Oh my God.' "
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Julia Nobis by Craig Mcdean for Interview Magazine April 2015, ‘Broken Down’
Lea Seydoux & Adele Exarchopoulos by Mikael Jansson for Interview Magazine 2013
Abbey Lee Kershaw by Fabien Baron for Interview Magazine March 2015, 'Grey Gardens'
Josephine Skriver by Jason Kibbler for Interview Magazine November 2014, 'Below Surface'
Mikael Jansson for Interview Magazine February 2015, 'Commune'
Michael Pitt by Craig McDean for Interview Magazine
Daria Werbowy by Mikael Jansson for Interview Magazine September 2014
Anna Ewers by Patrick Demarchelier for Interview Magazine September 2014, 'The Photographers’ Portfolio'
Daria Werbowy by Mikael Jansson for Interview Magazine September 2014
Keira Knightley by Patrick Demarchelier - Interview Magazine
Patrick Demarchelier was born outside of Paris in 1943, and any movie about his life would necessarily include the poignant scene of his stepfather giving the self-professed troublemaker an Eastman Kodak camera for his 17th birthday. After assisting the likes of Hans Feurer, the young Demarchelier struck out on his own, moved to New York, and developed his now signature, striking style of fashion photography. Destabilizing an elaborately staged fashion editorial or a portrait of Diana, Princess of Wales, for whom he was the official photographer, with a spark of spontaneity, Demarchelier creates a kind of verve, a frisson that has made him a legend, and his name a byword for fashion royalty—the very first thing Miranda Priestly wants to know of her hopeless new assistant in The Devil Wears Prada is "Did Demarchelier confirm?"
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Léa Seydoux by Peter Lindbergh for Interview Magazine September 2014, 'The Photographers Issue'
Stefano Pilati by Craig McDean for Interview Magazine 2008