Gregory Crewdson doesn't so much take pictures as ... moment between then and now that interests Crewdson -- he likes that photography limits him to choose only one moment to convey a narrative ...

“I’ve always said that I think every artist has one central story to tell,” photographer Gregory ... Crewdson spoke with Vanity Fair about the possibility of making the switch from ...

But for his earliest bodies of work, made in the late 1980s and early ’90s, Crewdson hacked it the best he could. As a student at Yale’s MFA photography program, he shot what he could find in ...

“I’ve loved movies from day one,” says Gregory Crewdson during ... for the art world in a pandemic, Crewdson is also wrestling with photography in a time of perpetual screen time: “Ninety ...

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 Gregory Crewdson, whose new ...

This scene is captured by Gregory Crewdson ART ’88 in “Starkfield Lane.” Crewdson is a critically acclaimed American photographer and serves as the director of graduate studies in photography at the ...

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 ...