Museum And Gallery

Photos: Documenting a Moment, a Place, an Era

O. Winston Link and Carmel Vitullo at the Bert Gallery

By BERT GALLERY | August 5, 2009

O. Winston Link
Catch of the Day
Silver Gelatin Print 11" x 14"
O. Winston Link's Louisiana images are from the Louisiana Link project (Louisiana Link L.L.C,www.louisianalink.net) and copyright of Winston Conway Link.

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Places that are gone
It wasn't until the 1970s that O. Winston Link got noticed by the art world. The New Yorker had been a professional photographer since the 1930s, shooting publicity shots for an advertising firm before World War II and doing freelance commercial photography afterward. It was a decent living, but it was anonymous work.
For serious kids
In last week's New York Times , David Brooks suggested that for people who are not parents there are "no grand designs..., no high ambitions. Politics becomes insignificant. Even words like justice lose meaning."
Interview: John Legend
Despite being one of the most successful R&B singers of the decade — with six Grammys and three top-selling albums — John Legend is something of an oddball.
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Places that are gone
It wasn't until the 1970s that O. Winston Link got noticed by the art world. The New Yorker had been a professional photographer since the 1930s, shooting publicity shots for an advertising firm before World War II and doing freelance commercial photography afterward. It was a decent living, but it was anonymous work.
For serious kids
In last week's New York Times , David Brooks suggested that for people who are not parents there are "no grand designs..., no high ambitions. Politics becomes insignificant. Even words like justice lose meaning."
Interview: John Legend
Despite being one of the most successful R&B singers of the decade — with six Grammys and three top-selling albums — John Legend is something of an oddball.
Stuff happens
Thanks to the July 16 Cambridge break-in that wasn't a break-in — you know, the one that led to a boozy biracial four-way with President Obama — the Boston area fell under the international media microscope.
Flying solo (and duo)
Think about everything you know about Elijah Ocean and Dave Gutter: Ocean's work fronting the heavy rock trio Loverless, say, or his lead-guitar turn in the radio-rock foursome All the Real Girls; Gutter's piercing vocals out front of Rustic Overtones, or his white-hot bounce in the lead of Paranoid Social Club.
Ogre's last hurrah, Dustin Beyette's latest
OGRE 's ROSS MARKONISH checked in this week with some bad news: The band have decided that their 10th anniversary show, September 12 at Geno's, will be their last in Portland.
Photos: Best of BMP Concert 2009
The best shots from the Best Music Poll concert 2009, August 1, 2009.
VIDEO: Watch Paul McCartney at Fenway
Watch Paul McCartney in concert at Fenway Park
From Sir, with love
However people go about justifying an expensive rock experience — whether laundering it through nostalgia, taking it as a sound investment in one’s pop-culture equity, or writing it off as a de facto co-pay toward rock’s fast-failing status quo — a Paul McCartney show just seems . . . different, excusable, maybe even compulsory.
Photos: Blink-182, Fall Out Boy
Photos from Blink-182 Summer Tour with Panic! At The Disco, Chester French, and Fall Out Boy
Photos: Paul McCartney at Fenway
Photos of the former Beatle performing at Fenway Park
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