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...these directors, the most deservedly sought-after is Mark Romanek. An master of lighting and color effects, Romanek frequently takes an askew approach to his subjects?? celebrity to warp his audiences’ preconceptions. In Fiona Apple’s “Criminal,” he takes the barely legal sensuality of the singer and sullies it in decidedly illicit ways, and in the highly regarded “Hurt,” he lays out the iconic legend of Johnny Cash in flashes of archival footage until offering the ailing singer at his most vulnerable...
Wood said that Howard’s main fields—plant morphology and anatomy—were “big subjects?? during his time as a professor...
Halpern spent hours photographing his subjects??almost all custodians or food service workers—“until they really got sick of me,” he jokes...
From Elizabeth Taylor to the Pope to telecommunications, Maddox has delved into many other lives and many subjects??and she doesn’t plan to stop any time soon...
...arts are as valid and important to the University’s mission as any other academic subject. The practice and performance of the arts provide creative outlets for reflecting, critiquing and interpreting the world. Just as existing concentrations tailor their curricula to the subjects?? history, trends and real-world applications, arts concentrations focus on history, theory and performance. The University should not, nor would it ever, create an arts conservatory within Faculty of Arts and Sciences, but academic endeavors which aim to create art—not just interpret it—deserve far more support...