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...Graphic designer Francie Randolph '88 has subverted the verbal confusion by using silent but effective images to examine the issue...
...months of work for Randolph, a teaching assistant at the Graduate School of Design who graduated from the V.E.S. department of Harvard four years ago. Angered by "the government's interference with and lack of respect for the female mind and body," Randolph realized that her role as a graphic designer was "to create visuals that communicated a message." At the same time, Randolph's goal was to make the audience "interact with the design, so that there's a reward in looking closer...
Arthur Fellig, better known as Weegee, is the obvious inspiration for Joe Pesci's Bernzy in THE PUBLIC EYE. Weegee was the ultimate New York City night person of the 1940s. Armed with a Speed Graphic, his car radio permanently tuned to the police band, he roamed the streets photographing urban life and death as he found it. Eventually his pictures made their way from tabloids to museums. A movie based on him might have been a marvel of period realism or a sharp study of the primitive as aspiring artist. Instead Howard Franklin's film involves...
...TIME Graphic by Steve Hart...
...from an illustrious dance background nor a business degree. At Emerson College, he studied television, theater and photography, and graduated with a self-designed degree in Visual Design and Communication. He worked a number of odd jobs--as a cab driver, a cook for a Jewish nursing home, a graphic arts manager--all in an attempt to support his fledgling photography business...