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Annie Leibovitz and Grace Coddington create new Vogue cover shoot with Anna Wintour and Meryl Streep

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By Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Susan Sontag, Gloria Steinem
| Phaidon
The new Vogue cover featuring Meryl Streep, star of The Devil Wears Prada 2 and Anna Wintour, former Vogue editor in chief, turned global chief content officer and artistic director at Condé Nast, feels more like a masterclass in image making than a film promo - one in which the true authors are Grace Coddington and Annie Leibovitz. Together, Leibovitz and Coddington create an image that operates on multiple levels at once: portrait, homage, a bit of gentle subversion and a whole lot of fun.
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Sur la photographie Susan Sontag 2008

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By Susan Sontag
| livraddict.com
« Tout a débuté par un essai, consacré A quelques-uns des problèmes Esthétiques, et moraux, que pose L'omniprésence des images Photographiques: mais plus Je réfléchissais à la nature des Photographies, plus elles devenaient Complexes et suggestives.
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Book Review: ‘The Complete Notebooks,’ by Albert Camus

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By Dwight Garner Verified, A.J. Liebling, Susan Sontag
| buff.ly
THE COMPLETE NOTEBOOKS, by Albert Camus; translated by Ryan Bloom The first volume of Albert Camus’s notebooks appeared in 1963, three years after his death in a car accident at the age of 46. The book, with entries from 1935 to 1942, received two especially notable English-language reviews, from two strikingly different writers. The first was by A.J. Liebling, the journalist and gourmand, in The New Yorker.
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