The film critic Matthew Hays wrote of him: "No other persona better signifies the lost idealism of the Sixties than that of Dennis ... a camera. Ironically, the death of his friend pitched Hopper ...

In the afterword of Drugstore Camera, Hopper’s daughter Marin reminisces on a life spent with her movie star father. She writes, “My father, Dennis Hopper, believed that being on the road in search of ...

With assistants milling around him, Julian Schnabel looked like he was directing a movie. The painter who is also a filmmaker was walking through the south wing of MOCA’s Geffen Contemporary ...

“Dennis had the greatest eye of anyone I’ve ever known,” Hayward told me for a story I wrote last year about her marriage to Hopper. “He wore the camera around his neck all day long.