デレク・ブラスバーグさんのインスタグラム写真 - (デレク・ブラスバーグInstagram)「DICK WOULD HAVE BEEN PROUD! Last night, we opened an exhibition devoted to Richard Avedon’s centenary. Lauren Hutton came in the same cap she wore when he shot her for Vogue in 1973. Salman Rushdie stood in front of a print he loaned to the show, signed by Avedon in 1994, which reads, “Yours in the struggle.” There was Patti Smith in front of her 1998 portrait and there was the groundbreaking model Pat Cleveland in front of a pic of her dancing in a Bill Blass dress from 1977. Precious Lee was educating folks on the civil rights leaders Avedon shot in the 60s and Sofia Coppola was explaining how he printed a 1974 mural of Marilyn Monroe using outtakes from a Bazaar shoot in 1957. For one night, it felt like Avedon’s New York was alive again, and I’m incredibly honored to have been a part of it. This show is a partnership between @avedonfoundation and @gagosian, and is open now at 522 west 21st Street. Also! Be sure to check out the catalog, which features an essay I wrote about Avedon’s contribution to the history of fashion photography and portraiture. (It’s available on GagosianShop.com too) Ps. I promise the line won’t be this long!」5月6日 4時42分