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The Most Important Person in the Picture Is Not the Patient
Living in the Light has spent more than a decade making rare-disease stories less clinical and more human. Its method begins with a small but radical edit: move the diagnosis out of the center of the frame.
West Coast Imaging made the print part of the picture
The Oakhurst lab helped fine-art photographers bring film into the digital age. Its enduring lesson: the photograph is still a work in progress when the shutter closes.
20x200 | Jen Bekman Projects
20x200 is a New York-based e-commerce company founded in 2007 by gallerist Jen Bekman to make art collecting accessible to everyone. It sells curated, limited-edition, museum-quality prints and photography by emerging, established and legendary artists, with prices historically starting at $20 (now from $35). The name comes from its original formula: the smallest size of each work printed in an edition of 200 and sold for $20. Part of Jen Bekman Projects, which also ran the Jen Bekman Gallery and the Hey, Hot Shot! photography competition.
Nicholas Callaway
Nicholas Callaway is a New York publisher, app maker, and television producer who has spent more than 40 years making books and media that push the limits of how art can be reproduced. As founder and CEO of Callaway Arts & Entertainment, he produced Madonna's 'Sex' (still the best-selling illustrated book of its era), David Kirk's 'Miss Spider' series, the $22,000 life-scale Sistine Chapel three-volume set, and the panoramic 'Bob Dylan: Mixing Up the Medicine.' In 2010 he spun off Callaway Digital Arts with backing from Kleiner Perkins, after Steve Jobs took notice of his children's apps, and went on to publish #1 hits like 'Endless Alphabet.'
Warren Stearns
Warren Stearns is a multi-hyphenate creative working at the seam where film, music, and photography meet. He has logged screen credits in independent features including Wim Wenders' Land of Plenty (2004), A Peace of History (2005), and The Absence (2010), and even spent an episode playing a corpse on HBO's Six Feet Under. Off camera he shoots fine-art, event, and session photography, publishing his work through a SmugMug portfolio, and he heads Comfortera Enterprises, Inc. Based in Frazier Park, California, he describes himself plainly as an independent contractor - actor, musician, and CEO.