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Taken in the hot New York summer of 1959, Bruce Davidson’s classic essay Brooklyn Gang, New York, infiltrates a close-knit group of teenagers as they sunbath...
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Bruce Davidson (born 1933) has been a member of the prestigious Magnum Photos agency since 1958 and is best known for his photo-essays documenting subversive and counter culture groups. Rejecting the traditional objective approach to photography, he formulated a practice that involved embedding himself in the world of his subjects for extended periods of time, often spending months nurturing ...
2. Bruce Allen Davison (born June 28, 1946) is an American actor, who has appeared in over 270 film, television and stage productions since his debut in 1968. [2] His breakthrough role was as Willard Stiles in the 1971 cult horror film Willard. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, and won a Golden Globe Award and an ...
bruce davidson Bruce Davidson (Oak Park, Illinois, 1933) comenzó a interesarse por la fotografía a los 10 años, cuando su madre le instaló un laboratorio fotográfico en el sótano de su casa. A partir de ese momento su visión del mundo dio un vuelco: había encontrado la pasión que le guiaría a partir de ese momento.
Grandes fotógrafos: Bruce Davidson. Bruce Davidson comenzó una apasionada relación con la fotografía muy pronto, a los 10 años, cuando su madre le montó un cuarto oscuro en casa y él empezó a fotografiar las calles de su barrio. A partir de ese momento su obra va a estar caracterizada por una visión personal de la realidad en la que su ...
22 de abr. de 2007 · Bruce Davidson, né à Chicago en 1933, membre de Magnum Photos, a produit en un demi-siècle une oeuvre unanimement célébrée pour sa puissance formelle, sa dimension sociale et politique, et sa profonde humanité. La Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson présente aujourd’hui deux essais emblématiques de son travail : Time of Chang e et 100e rue.
In 1959, Bruce Davidson read about the teenage gangs of New York City. Connecting with a social worker to make initial contact with a gang in Brooklyn called The Jokers, Davidson became a daily observer and photographer of this alienated youth culture.
