Street Dreams
By Rodney Itier · September 3, 2010 · 0 Comments · 20 Views
Filed in: Black & White Photos
Tagged with: New York City, Tribeca, editorial spotlight, Rodney Williams-Itier, Vintage Photos, Black & White Photographs
Tagged with: New York City, Tribeca, editorial spotlight, Rodney Williams-Itier, Vintage Photos, Black & White Photographs
Street Dreams
By Rodney Itier · September 2, 2010 · 0 Comments · 19 Views
Filed in: Black&White Photos
Tagged with: basketball, Rodney Itier, Black&White Photographs, Vintage Photographs, Stock Photography
Tagged with: basketball, Rodney Itier, Black&White Photographs, Vintage Photographs, Stock Photography
Street Dreams
By Rodney Itier · September 1, 2010 · 0 Comments · 35 Views
Filed in: Black & White Photos
Tagged with: New York City, Union Square, Rodney Williams-Itier, Black & White Photos, Stock Photography
Tagged with: New York City, Union Square, Rodney Williams-Itier, Black & White Photos, Stock Photography
Street Dreams
By Rodney Itier · August 31, 2010 · 0 Comments · 14 Views
Filed in: Photo Essay
Tagged with: Clouds, New York City, moral, editorial spotlight, Rodney Williams-Itier, Stock Photography
Tagged with: Clouds, New York City, moral, editorial spotlight, Rodney Williams-Itier, Stock Photography
Diane Keaton
By Rodney Itier · June 3, 2010 · 0 Comments · 7 Views
Filed in: Academy awards, actor, Iconic Performances
Tagged with: actor, Diane Keaton, Hollywood Icon
Tagged with: actor, Diane Keaton, Hollywood Icon
FADE IN: James Foley
By Rodney Itier · March 5, 2010 · 2 Comments · 12 Views
Filed in: filmmaker, director, artisan, Classic Movies
Tagged with: alec baldwin, ed harris, Kevin Spacey, Alan Arkin, James Foley, Jack Lemon
Tagged with: alec baldwin, ed harris, Kevin Spacey, Alan Arkin, James Foley, Jack Lemon
FADE IN: Wes Anderson
By Rodney Itier · November 21, 2009 · 0 Comments · 7 Views
Filed in: filmmaker, artisan
Tagged with: Writer, director, Wes Anderson, jason schwartzman, Rushmore
Tagged with: Writer, director, Wes Anderson, jason schwartzman, Rushmore
Artist in Focus: Slater Bradley
By Rodney Itier · November 13, 2009 · 0 Comments · 7 Views
"As is typical for a Bradley exhibition, however, there are works which will destabilize a closed reading — mysterious elements, unplaceable. Included, for example, is a single four-channel video of sea foam formed by gently lapping waves. There are also a few photographs of models that are meant to represent emotional states, such as loneliness and longing. These pieces move the show away from a Joy Division centered nostalgia and towards a more open tale of remorse." -TeamGallery
