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Roll of the Dice
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Stefan Sagmeister was born in 1962 in Bregenz, Austria. He is a New York-based designer and typographer an co-founded the globally renowned design firm Sagmeister & Walsh with Jessica Walsh. Sagmeister has won an accolade of awards and was a long-standing artistic collaborator with musicians David Byrne and Lou Reed.
The Creative Class Episode #5 - Stefan Sagmeister
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The Creative Class Episode #5 - Stefan Sagmeister
[video=vimeo;98330466]http://vimeo.com/98330466[/video]
Anthony Friedkin - Gay Essay
As the LGBT community prepares for San Francisco's Pride celebrations and the 45th anniversary of the Stonewall riots this weekend, the de Young Museum is exhibiting Anthony Friedkin's photographic "Gay Essay." These images of queer life in San Francisco and LA were made in the late '60s and early '70s, when homosexuality was illegal in California. It took more than four decades for Friedkin's full project to see the light. "KQED Newsroom's" Scott Shafer spoke with Friedkin and others about this groundbreaking work and the dark times that inspired it.
As the LGBT community prepares for San Francisco's Pride celebrations and the 45th anniversary of the Stonewall riots this weekend, the de Young Museum is exhibiting Anthony Friedkin's photographic "Gay Essay." These images of queer life in San Francisco and LA were made in the late '60s and early '70s, when homosexuality was illegal in California. It took more than four decades for Friedkin's full project to see the light. "KQED Newsroom's" Scott Shafer spoke with Friedkin and others about this groundbreaking work and the dark times that inspired it.
