But in the excellent new documentary “Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters,” filmmaker Ben Shapiro gives us fly-on-the-wall access over a 10-year period to an acclaimed artist as he envisions ...

Crewdson carefully constructs his tableaux and then bathes them in soft, suffusing twilight, real and artificial. Then he takes the photograph. Something has happened or is about to happen; we don ...

Gregory Crewdson’s photographs of suburban America ... He credits seeing a Diane Arbus exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art, taken by his psychoanalyst father at the age of 10, as sparking ...

KCRW: Welcome to The Treatment. I'm Elvis Mitchell speaking with my guest, who is apparently protected, if not quite blessed in a church somewhere in rural Massachusetts, the artist-photographer ...

“I’ve always said that I think every artist has one central story to tell,” photographer Gregory Crewdson says on a call from Great Barrington, Massachusetts, where he lives and works.

In 2011, fine-art photographer Gregory Crewdson left New York to live in a solitary church in the Berkshires. Coping with a difficult divorce, he found renewal in daily open-water swims and cross ...

As the artist shot his cinematically constructed images in the Berkshires, he was afflicted by mysterious maladies. “I felt my body betrayed me,” he said. Gregory Crewdson at home in a former ...

Ten years in the making, Ben Shapiro's docu on celebrated photog Gregory Crewdson concentrates ... abandoned sets of Cinecitta. As Crewdson himself puts it, every artist has just one story to ...

Correction: Crewdson's photo was shot in Rutland, Vermont. GREAT BARRINGTON — Artist Gregory Crewdson is releasing copies of a signed, special edition print of a picture that has never before been ...

Photograph courtesy of Gregory Crewdson and Luhring Augustine, New York. Nothing’s more important to the art of the past 50 years than maintaining a knowing detachment, especially when the ...

But for his earliest bodies of work, made in the late 1980s and early ’90s, Crewdson hacked it the best ... “I think part of why we are drawn to art in general is to feel a certain sense ...