by Niki Smart
Growing old is a gift ❤️
New York, NY – In a world where aging is often feared, award-nominated author, poet and psychotherapist Jane Seskin takes readers on an emotional road trip where they can celebrate the joys and challenges of aging . In “Older, Wiser, Shorter: The Truth and Humor of Life After 65” (Tallfellow Press, August 21, 2024), Jane Seskin reflects on how resilience and self-discovery helped her combat life’s trials and tribulations, especially as she grew older. Through a collection of 89 poems, Seskin redefines the narrative of aging and offers readers a positive take on what is often perceived as a negative.
“Older, Wiser, Shorter” is an insightful collection of poetry; authentic, funny, quirky and heartfelt that acknowledge the physical vulnerabilities, emotional losses, and surprises people encounter in their senior years. Seskin pays tribute to the sense of power, resilience and new-found joys people discover as they acknowledge and accept their aging. Seskin’s talent for finding the universal connecting tissue of even our most intimate moments will resonate with readers seeking to discover new ways to honor the past, celebrate the present, and welcome the future.
Growing old is a gift. Believe in it. Respect it. Embrace it. From varicose veins to doctors’ appointments to forgetting why you walked into the kitchen, “Older Wiser Shorter” illuminates the ups and downs of growing older, one poem at a time. Not to be feared but welcomed, aging is natural, exciting, and it’s better than the alternative!
Available for preorder: Release date: Aug 21st, 2024
“I sat down to read one poem last night and I ended up reading half the book. I feel as though I know you. You have definitely captured the experience of aging.” —Mary Pipher, author of Women Rowing North and My Life in Light
An Interview with Jane Seskin
- What inspired you to write about aging through poetry?
I’ve been poeming for more than 40 years. It’s a natural way for me to quickly put a feeling or experience on paper to think about, reflect and expand upon in the days that follow.
- What do you hope readers will take away from your collection of poetry?
I hope readers will identify with the stories I tell and know they’re not alone in this process of growing older. That all of us age differently. And to some degree we still have the choice to create a full rich life.
- What is the biggest challenge of navigating life trials, tribulations and vulnerabilities, especially when you begin to age? How can one be resilient to this challenge?
Vulnerability is shareable. When you tell another person of your feelings you make connections and that is the beginning of community. I’ve included Vows in this book that are affirmations to build on. When you affirm yourself, give yourself validation through the Vows, you build self-esteem and that is a pretty powerful feeling!
- What is the most important lesson that your self-discovery journey has taught you?
That I am okay. That life is different at different ages. I’ve learned I can adapt to change. That friendship is extraordinary and necessary.
- What does your poetry writing process look like? Where do you seek out inspiration for your poems?
I am alive and that is my inspiration. Days are both difficult and soaring with joy and I let myself be open to all. As a therapist I am acutely aware of people’s behavior, the landscape around me and what goes unsaid. I also am very curious and eager to hear the stories of others and create my own.
Advance Praise for “Older, Wiser, Shorter”
“Even though I’m not a fan of poetry, I found Jane Seskin’s poems to be a delight. They hit home.” —Jane Brody, former personal health columnist, New York Times
“Your words jump and laugh and rest and reach…it’s an activity reading those poems! I love them.” — Elizabeth Lesser, cofounder Omega Institute and author of the New York Times Bestseller Broken Open, and other books including Cassandra Speaks
“You don’t need to be at a late stage of life to appreciate and learn from Seskin’s energetic collection of poems…We are blessed to have work such as this to help us see our way gracefully.” —Justen Ahren, Martha’s Vineyard Poet Laureate and author of Devotion to Writing
“Jane Seskin writes with keen insight and eyes open to the inadvertent miracles in our everyday life.” —Arthur Sze, author of Glass Constellation
“She’s lost height, years, love, and youthful abandon but in doing so, has gained a deep understanding of what it really means to be alive. Her poetry is honest, heartbreaking, witty and uplifting, a gift she wraps in gratitude.” —Carol Waldman, MS, Gerontology, former Executive Director, Glen Cove Senior Center
“Jane Seskin’s poems take us into her world and shed new light on our own. An important book for older women and those who care for and about them.” —Ann Burack-Weiss, PH.D, LCSW, author of The Lioness in Winter: Writing an Old Woman’s Life
More about the Author
Jane Seskin is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and the author of 13 books (most recently the poetry collection “Older, Wiser, 
Shorter: The Truth and Humor of Life After 65”.) She’s also written nonfiction articles and poetry online and for national magazines and journals (20 poems published in Cosmopolitan Magazine, five poems in Woman’s Day. Eighteen of her posts have been published in the Metropolitan Diary column in the New York Times.) Jane has been a writer-in-residence at the Vermont Studio Center and Noepe Center for Literary Arts. She has also been nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
Ms. Seskin is a practicing psychotherapist, who counseled survivors in individual and group treatment at the Crime Victims Treatment Center in New York for 20 years.
In her free time, she enjoys the theater, walking by the Hudson River, visiting with friends, reading poetry and mysteries (Louise Penny, David Baldacci, Donna Leon) and listening to jazz (Keith Jarrett, Houston Person, Chris Botti). Give her a piece of bread and butter and she’s a happy camper! Jane wrote therapeutic sound-bites on Twitter under the title: “Emotional Band-Aid. Small Steps for Change.” Find out more about Jane at her website.
by Niki Smart
Dinner and a Movie with Elvis Returns to Catalina Museum for Art & History
Saturday, August 17 at 6 p.m.
James Kruck as Elvis. Photo courtesy of Catalina Museum for Art & History.
WHAT:
The Catalina Museum for Art & History has announced the return of the beloved tradition, Dinner and a Movie with Elvis. This exceptional event guarantees an evening of entertainment, music and cinematic delight on Saturday, August 17, from 6 – 10 p.m.
The evening begins in the Schreiner Family Plaza, where guests will indulge in a delectable buffet dinner inspired by Elvis’ favorite foods. While enjoying the sumptuous spread guests will be serenaded by the incredible James Kruk, one of Southern California’s finest Elvis Presley impersonators. With his mesmerizing talent, James will captivate the audience, performing timeless Elvis hits and channeling the spirit of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll.
After dinner and live entertainment, attendees will proceed to the Ackerman Family Amphitheater for a special screening of the 1969 movie, Change of Habit, starring Elvis. In this rare dramatic role, Elvis portrays Dr. John Carpenter, an inner-city doctor working at a free clinic.
Don’t miss out on this remarkable opportunity to celebrate the incomparable legacy of Elvis Presley in the heart of Catalina Island, a destination steeped in Old Hollywood history. Secure your tickets now, as early reservations are highly recommended and seating is limited
WHEN:
Saturday, August 17, 2024
6 – 10 p.m.
WHERE:
Catalina Museum for Art & History
217 Metropole Avenue, Avalon, CA 90704
MORE INFORMATION:
Tickets are $35 for members, $45 for not-yet-members and $15 for children ages 3-15. Dinner is included with your ticket. A specialty cocktail, wine, beer and other refreshments will be available for purchase. For more information about the event and to purchase tickets, visit catalinamuseum.org/calendar.
About Catalina Museum for Art & History
The Catalina Museum for Art & History offers the best in art and history exhibitions, music and dance performances, lectures by guest speakers from all over the world and the finest in silent, documentary and international film. The museum is located in the heart of Avalon at 217 Metropole Avenue. For more information, the museum may be reached by phone at 310-510-2414 or at its website: CatalinaMuseum.org.
by Dennis Richardson
In the bustling world of artisanal baking, K Girls Kitchen has carved out a sweet spot all its own, thanks to their irresistible creations that have been turning heads and winning hearts across culinary competitions and industry showcases.
Credit: Rose Hartono
Fresh off their impressive victories at the 2024 LA County Fair — securing First Place and Best-in-Class accolades in the Culinary Pro Baking competitions — K Girls Kitchen has chefs clamoring for more. Among their standout offerings are the popular and beloved Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread, the irresistible Cinnamon Crumble, and the indulgent Midnight Chocolate loaf.
The journey of K Girls Kitchen is as heartwarming as their baked goods. It began with Lynde Kaufman, whose passion for baking ignited at the age of 11, when she began selling her homemade cookies at the LA Produce Market. Fast forward a few decades, and Lynde found herself working in the produce industry, where she passed on her love for baking to her daughters. Together, they crafted the now-famous Pumpkin Chocolate Chip loaf during holidays as a heartfelt gesture of gratitude to Lynde’s clients. Its popularity soared, prompting them to enter it into the prestigious LA County Fair Bake Off. Winning First Place was more than just an accolade; it was the spark that birthed K Girls Kitchen.
Today, K Girls Kitchen is not just a bakery; it’s a celebrated member of WBENC, the Specialty Food Association, and the International Dairy Deli Bakery Association. Their products are distributed by industry giants like US Foods, KeHE Specialty, and DPI, ensuring that their artisanal creations reach discerning palates far and wide. Even better, their loaves are only made with all-natural ingredients.
Credit: Rose Hartono
Here’s what makes the creations from K Girls Kitchen so special:
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip loaf is described as a delightful blend of natural ingredients that promises a blissful 12 ounces of pumpkin-chocolate heaven. This dense yet airy loaf features a perfectly balanced pumpkin flavor, complemented by rich semi-sweet chocolate chips.
Equally enticing is Cinnamon Crumble, boasting a delightful cinnamon crunch layered atop a buttery vanilla cake base. This blend of textures and flavors creates a symphony for the taste buds, capturing the essence of homemade goodness.
Finally, for the chocolate aficionados, there’s Midnight Chocolate, infused with Guittard Chocolate and studded with mini semi-sweet chocolate chips. This loaf is a testament to pure chocolate indulgence, offering a rich yet surprisingly light treat.
Credit: Rose Hartono
Through dedication, a love for quality ingredients, and a commitment to craftsmanship, K Girls Kitchen continues to redefine the art of artisanal baking. Whether you’re savoring their Pumpkin Chocolate Chip, indulging in the Midnight Chocolate, or relishing the Cinnamon Crumble, each bite tells a story of passion, family, and the pursuit of culinary excellence. K Girls Kitchen loaves can be purchased online at their website.
by Dennis Richardson
Los Angeles, CA – Cosm, a leading immersive technology, media, and entertainment company, today announced that tickets are now on sale for its “Summer Showcase” of Shared Reality sports, entertainment, and art productions at its new 65,000 square foot experiential venue in Los Angeles’ Hollywood Park.
Located in the heart of the sports and entertainment capital of the world, adjacent to SoFi Stadium, Cosm’s first fan-facing venue boasts an 87-foot diameter 12K+ LED dome that delivers category-defining experiences in Shared Reality, which merges state-of-the-art visuals and the energy of the crowd to make fans feel like they have the best seat in the house at the most sought-after events from around the globe.
On July 27, 2024, fans will have the opportunity to experience Shared Reality with a live presentation of UFC 304: Edwards vs. Muhammad 2. Cosm’s large-scale LED dome will give Los Angeles fight fans the feeling of sitting next to the Octagon, alongside passionate UFC fans for the fight happening live at Co-op Live in Manchester, England.
Courtesy: Cosm
In the entertainment category, tickets are available for a never-before-seen Shared Reality experience of Cirque du Soleil’s timeless production, “O”. After 25 years on stage and with over 19 million guests entertained, “O” is solidified as the most successful production in Cirque du Soleil history and remains a fan favorite available live and in-person at Bellagio in Las Vegas. For the first time ever, Los Angeles-area guests are invited to experience the awe and wonder of Cirque du Soleil from never-before-seen vantage points, surrounded by acrobatics, artistry, and the dreamlike vignettes of Cirque du Soleil’s aquatic masterpiece. Every sight, sound, and stunning detail of “O” will envelop the senses as guests take in Cirque du Soleil’s debut fully digital and immersive experience. All showings will be available for ticketing on Cosm.com or within Cosm’s fully integrated app.
Cosm also announced today that it will unveil projects from award-winning new media artists Nancy Baker Cahill, Ricardo Romaneiro, and Guy Reid (Planetary Collective), three of the inaugural members of the Cosm Studios Creators Program, which allows artists to develop works specifically for the new medium of Shared Reality and Cosm’s boundless, cutting-edge experience technology platform.
Baker-Cahill’s immersive visual narrative SEEK will premiere on July 18, 2024 (private event), with additional ticketed showings throughout July and August. SEEK invites guests to actively look and listen more deeply by dissolving the interface between viewer, lens, and filmed content. The visual odyssey explores a series of bespoke abstract landscapes – water, sand and wind, fire, and forest – each layered with meticulously camouflaged imagery and sound.
Romaneiro’s audiovisual symphony titled LIQUIDVERSE: Microcosm & Macrocosm fuses mesmerizing orchestral music with vibrant liquid visuals to guide guests through a never-before-experienced sensory journey into, and beyond, the beginning of the universe. The premiere of Romaneiro’s immersive experience will feature a live orchestra and is set for July 12, 2024 (private event), with subsequent ticketed showings available throughout the month and beyond.
Directed by Guy Reid, Planetary Collective’s new film Orbital offers a hyper-real, animated journey to the edge of our galaxy. Guided by the real stories of the men and women who have looked back on the planet in awe of Earth’s place in the universe, audiences are transported to space through dynamic visual and narrative mechanisms. Orbital premieres at Cosm on July 17, 2024 (private event), with additional ticketed showings slated through the summer.
Additional programming will ramp up in August and will see the venue settle into its regular hours and event cadence. Cosm will soon add ticketed events for Shared Reality productions of Premier League soccer matches, NCAA College Football games, and US Open Tennis, all kicking off in August. On-sale dates will be announced soon.
Tickets to Cosm events can be purchased now on Cosm.com or via Cosm’s fully integrated app, available to download in the App Store and on the Google Play Store. Cosm’s slate of current events can be found below:
- UFC 304: Edwards vs. Muhammad 2 – July 27
- O” by Cirque du Soleil – July 28, and additional showings in August
- ORBITAL by Planetary Collective, directed by Guy Reid – July 28, July 29, July 31, and additional showings in August
- SEEK by Nancy Baker Cahill – July 29, July 30, and additional showings in August
- LIQUIDVERSE: Microcosm & Macrocosm by Ricardo Romaneiro – multiple showings in August
- NCAA College Football – Starting August 31 (Tickets on sale in late June)
- US Open Tennis – August 26-30 (Tickets on sale in late June)
- Premier League – Starting mid-August (Tickets on sale in late June)
- More events to be announced soon
by Dennis Richardson
Fresh on the Sando Scene
Los Angeles, CA – Blessed Bread, a vintage food truck serving up gourmet sandos like you’ve never tasted before, has arrived in Los Angeles, stationed on Melrose Place, West Hollywood. Open 7 days a week from 8am-2pm, Blessed Bread is spreading the goodness around LA with their bespoke sandos. Unique golden brioche toasts created by Blessed Bread encase carefully thought-out, freshly prepared gourmet fillings created by renowned chefs from around the world. Menu items include breakfast BB’s with Smoked Salmon or bacon, Ricotta Toast, Chorizo, Pastrami, banana, and avocado, each elevated by creative twists. The pocket-style brioche toasts make them perfect for indulging on-the-go, but customers may wish to stay and enjoy the welcoming, memorable environment.
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The pink vintage truck emblazoned with the Blessed Bread logo is a Citroen 1971, adding nostalgia and charm to customers’ experience while showcasing the team at work through its larger-than-average windows.
Blessed Bread is the brainchild of Liana Kazaryan, who previously founded London’s Bar du Champagne and the internationally acclaimed superfood chain Avobar with locations in London, Abu Dhabi, and Hong Kong. Kazaryan has been inspired by the Los Angeles food truck culture for some time, and curiosity led to passion, with Blessed Bread now open for business on LA’s iconic Melrose Place.
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Photo Credit: Blessed Bread
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“Our goal with Blessed Bread is to provide a fresh and innovative approach to quick service food with the brand’s core essence captured in the proposition, ‘the goodness is within,’ emphasizing the high-quality ingredients and heartwarming taste that lies within each sando,” said Kazaryan. “When customers arrive, they are greeted with the aromas of our toasted brioche bread and fresh ingredients, and the welcoming ambiance that defines Blessed Bread. We want their experience to be filled with delicious, wholesome food and great memories.”
Committed to sustainability, Blessed Bread implements eco-friendly practices by using biodegradable packaging, sourcing local and organic ingredients whenever possible, and supporting ethical and responsible suppliers.
For more information about Blessed Bread, please visit blessedbread.com and follow @TheBlessedBread on Instagram.
Find Blessed Bread at: Melrose Pl, West Hollywood
CA 90069 (on the corner of Croft Avenue)
by Randy Dunbar
There was a time—and it would be right about now, late afternoon. The sun would be setting and the weather would invite the family to pack up head to a drive-in theatre. There was a playground in front of the screen, seated in a a small sand box and once the movie began, every child was summoned back to the car. Drive-in theaters emerged in the 1930s, peaking in popularity during the 1950s and 60s. They provided a perfect blend of the automotive culture and the burgeoning film industry, creating a social hub for communities. Families piled into their cars, packed with blankets and pillows, eager to enjoy the latest Hollywood offerings from the cozy confines of their vehicles.
The experience of a drive-in theater was more than just watching a movie. It was a full-sensory journey: the soft hum of car engines, the crackling sound of the film reel, and the mingling aromas of popcorn, candy, and night air. It was the anticipation as the sun dipped below the horizon, signaling the start of the show, and the collective excitement that spread through the crowd as the first frames flickered on the giant screen and all eyes looked forward.
That was then—this is now and not all the theaters are gone—here is a shortlist of drive-in’s in th eSouthern California region. If you’ve not had this experience, it is one to partake: fun, unique and oddly entertaining.
- Paramount Drive-In Theatre (Paramount, CA): Originally opened in 1947, this drive-in was revived in recent years with modern amenities, including digital projection and a full snack bar. It’s a classic drive-in experience with two 75-foot screens showing double features (Time Out Worldwide) (Kidsguide).
- Electric Dusk Drive-In (Glendale, CA): Known for its retro vibe, this drive-in offers a mix of cult classics and recent favorites. It even provides an option to sit on the grass if you prefer not to stay in your car (Time Out Worldwide) (MomsLA).
- Van Buren Drive-In Theatre (Riverside, CA): This drive-in has been operating since 1964 and features an old California orange grove theme. It now has three screens and shows double features every night (Time Out Worldwide) (PBS SoCal).
- Vineland Drive-In Theatre (City of Industry, CA): With four screens, this drive-in offers a variety of films and is a popular choice for families. It’s known for its traditional movie snacks and family-friendly atmosphere (MomsLA)(Kidsguide).
- Mission Tiki Drive-In Theatre (Montclair, CA): This drive-in has a unique tiki theme and offers a fun, themed environment. It opened in 1956 and continues to be a favorite for many in the area (PBS SoCal).
- South Bay Drive-In (Imperial Beach, CA): Operating since 1958, this drive-in features nautical-themed decor and modern upgrades, making it a popular spot in the San Diego area (MomsLA).
The Olympic Theatre This former drive-in originally opened in 1934 as the 500-car capacity Drive-In (the first drive-in in California) at Pico Boulevard and Westwood Boulevard. It was soon re-named Pacific Drive-In (the operators were Pacific Theatres) and had become the Pico Drive-In when it was closed on October 1, 1944. (A separate page on Cinema Treasures covers this theatre)
It moved 2 miles to the west from that location to Olympic Boulevard and Bundy Drive, (re)opening on April 4, 1945 with Edward G. Robinson in “The Woman in the Window” & Bud Abbott & Lou Costello in “Lost in a Harem”. It was renamed the Olympic Drive-In on October 3, 1945. This drive-in had a screen tower with a mural of two surfers (a boy and a girl) riding a wave. Opened with 775 car spaces, it lasted until October 14, 1973 when it was screening adult movies. The final program being “School Girls”, “School Girls Growing” and Swinging Wives”
These theaters provide a nostalgic and enjoyable way to watch movies under the stars, making them a cherished part of Southern California’s cultural landscape. For more information on showtimes and locations, you can visit the respective theater websites or check local listings.
Footnote: And just like that, TMC last week showed the 1968 Peter Bogdanovich film, Targets. A profoundly disturbing film with a subplot featuring Boris Karloff, Bogdanovich‘s ingenious climax brings the two worlds together as a shooter takes pot-shots at a cinema audience from behind the screen of a drive-in showing a ‘Byron Orlok’ movie (The Terror – what else?). The outdoor picture house was the Reseda Drive-in Theater on Reseda Boulevard at Vanowen Street, Reseda. It closed in 1985 and has since been demolished.
by Dennis Richardson
Del Maguey recently proudly introduced its latest expression, Del Maguey Vida® Puebla, expanding its celebrated Single Village® tradition. This new offering brings the heritage of Del Maguey Vida® Clásico, originally produced in San Luis del Rio, Oaxaca, to a cutting-edge palenque in Axocopan, Puebla.
Launching in major US markets, Del Maguey Vida® Puebla invites new drinkers to explore its Mezcal portfolio while showcasing the artisanal craftsmanship of its original partner producers. Produced in one of Mexico’s key Mezcal regions, Del Maguey Vida® Puebla aims to innovate and lead within the category.
Del Maguey Vida® Puebla is an excellent introduction to Mezcal, with its approachable flavor profile and competitive price. The expression features savory and bright aromas with notes of roasted agave, citrus, white peach, and candied pine. The volcanic rock in Puebla’s soil imparts a distinct minerality, making this Mezcal a true reflection of its origin.
To celebrate the launch, Del Maguey threw a Mezcal Happy Hour at LA’s Casa Vega restaurant. During the event, LA’s Del Maguey Agave Ambassador, Jennifer Oakley, guided guests into a deep dive through the heritage of one of the world’s finest mezcal portfolios. Attendees enjoyed Del Maguey Vida® Puebla Negronis, Old Fashioneds, Margaritas, and a few of Del Maguey’s coveted sipping mezcals, including: Chichicapa, Tobalá, and Santo Domingo Albarradas.
Photo Credit: Tip Supply (@tip.supply)
Co-founder Steve Olson emphasizes the brand’s commitment to sustainable growth and traditional processes. “We saw the need and wanted to show it’s possible to grow in the right way: by creating a liquid that’s sustainably produced, with respect to the land, plant, and environment, honoring traditional process and culture and the people who make the Mezcal,” Olson says. “We felt it was our responsibility because we opened the door to this culture by introducing the category to the world.”
Founder Ron Cooper, who fell in love with Mezcal in Oaxaca over 25 years ago, established Del Maguey to highlight the unique artisanship of each producer. Del Maguey Vida® Puebla continues this legacy, inviting new enthusiasts to discover Mezcal and celebrating the brand’s rich history and future.
Bottled at 40% ABV, Del Maguey Vida® Puebla will debut in select states in March 2023, including NY, CA, FL, TX, IL, and OH, and will be available nationwide by July 2023 (SRP: $37.99 / 750ML). For more information, visit their website and follow on Instagram.
by Randy Dunbar
The Fahey/Klein Gallery is pleased to present Face the Music: The Legacy of Music Photography. The exhibition celebrates the enduring legacy of music legends who transcended the boundaries of entertainment to become cultural icons. The curation brings together iconic photographers and musicians, from the forties to today, showcasing how their collaborative artistry captured and shaped the cultural zeitgeist of their respective eras. These artists not only created memorable music but also challenged societal norms, sparked significant movements, and mirrored the changes within society visible in the emblematic photographs on display.
Visitors will journey through different eras each marked by the distinctive contributions of music legends including The Beatles, Billie Holiday, Elvis Presley, Dizzy Gillespie, Diana Ross, Tupac Shakur, Elton John, Nirvana, Gloria Estefan, Harry Styles, and Cher among many more.
Jim Marshall’s famous photo of Johnny Cash flipping the bird at Folsom Prison captures the rebellious spirit and raw authenticity of Cash’s persona, solidifying its place as an iconic image in music history. Randee St. Nicholas and Frank Ockenfels 3 were long time artistic collaborators and friends with Prince and David Bowie respectively, creating the unique opportunity for genuine representation of the musician rather than photographic interpretation. Ray Charles’ larger-than-life energy is palpable in Steve Schapiro’s portrait of Charles laughing in a board room filled with dour businessmen. Janette Beckman’s portrait of Run DMC in Queens represents a shift in hip-hop, where a group could come from a working-class neighborhood and rap about their lives, offering different stories from the groups coming out of the Bronx. Mark Seliger’s legacy of music photography continues with his portrait of Jon Batiste, a trailblazer in contemporary American music who continually pushes the boundaries of the medium.
Face the Music is more than a celebration of musical talent; it is a tribute to the power of music to connect people across generations through the shared viewing of iconic photographs. The exhibition features work by David Bailey, Janette Beckman, Harry Benson, Brad Branson, William Claxton, Patrick Demarchelier, Timothy Duffy, Greg Gorman, Nadav Kander, Daniel Kramer, Herman Leonard, Christopher Makos, Jim Marshall, Fred W. McDarrah, Alasdair McLellan, Frank Ockenfels 3, Estevan Oriol, Lyle Owerko, Herb Ritts, Matthew Rolston, Steve Schapiro, Norman Seeff, Mark Seliger, Randee St. Nicholas, Phil Stern, Alex Stoddard, Art Streiber, Bruce Talamon, Albert Watson, Bruce Weber, Alfred Wertheimer, Dan Winters, Ernest C. Withers, and Magdalena Wosinska.
