Blogs about: Luc Sante
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Where are the Five Points? Why are they so interesting?
The streets’ names have changed over the years according to Sante, but the fascination with this infamous neighborhood in Manhattan has remained the same. In LOW LIFE, Sante tells us that, The O… more →
Narrative and Power
Luc Sante's 'Folk Photography'
jonathandtaylor wrote 3 days ago: A review at Bookforum: The postcards bristle with startlingly sharp dirt and wood and brick, recogni … more →
Take Me to the Water Medodious Intoxication Review November 2009
vernacularphoto wrote 4 weeks ago: Take Me to the Water: Immersion Baptism in Vintage Music and Photography 1890-1950 It just came out, … more →
review-"Looking In: Robert Frank's "The Americans" a capitvating study of how The Americans came to be, SFMOMA May 16, 2009 - August 23, 2009
genevaanderson wrote 3 months ago: Robert Frank, Parade—Hoboken, New Jersey, 1955; gelatin silver print; 8 3/8 x 12 3/4 in.; Private co … more →
On the internet: August 10, 2009
electricmud wrote 3 months ago: Raethro Pink, 1968 James Turrell, photograph by Florian Holzherr Sorry for the lack posts. Life pri … more →
Under the Influence of Alcohol and Architecture (Day 2,398: Take 2)*
arambler8 wrote 4 months ago: She believes she can stand tall against shadow, affect the light into afternoon, identify the stone … more →
everyday life in france, 1906: fénéon's human comedy is being posted in twitter!
peter wrote 4 months ago: “With its horrible monsters and efflorescent skin diseases, a traveling freak show burned down … more →
Attention Span - Gina Myers
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Steve Evans wrote 6 months ago: Roberto Bolano | The Savage Detectives | FSG | 2007 Anne Boyer | Art is War | Mitvah Chaps | 2008 J … more →
Where are the Five Points? Why are they so interesting?
smithalexandersmith wrote 8 months ago: The streets’ names have changed over the years according to Sante, but the fascination with th … more →
Daniel Day-Lewis (D-Day) and Scorsese's Gangs
smithalexandersmith wrote 9 months ago: D-Day has won his Oscar for his role as Daniel Plainview in There Will Be Blood, and I think none of … more →
Structure in Sante's Low Life
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smithalexandersmith wrote 1 year ago: In my own writing, I often find that I struggle the most with structure. I think the high school/mid … more →
Sante-Quoting
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smithalexandersmith wrote 1 year ago: In Sante’s chapter “Home” in Low Life, Sante distinguishes one of his major themes … more →
The Daily Shortlist Feb 7
shortandsweetnyc wrote 1 year ago: Location: Union Square, NYCEvent: Luc SanteVenue: The Strand BookstoreFood: OyamaDrink: Bowlmor Lane … more →
Luc Sante: Re-Imagining New York
smithalexandersmith wrote 1 year ago: I suppose the first thing that I always thing of is that Greenwich Village seemed a much more suitab … more →
Ideas About Origins
Leigh Stein wrote 10 months ago: “Writing is a beautiful act. It is making something that will give pleasure to others later. … more →
15 Blogs on My Current Reading List
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Patrick LaForge wrote 11 months ago: I subscribe to the feeds of hundreds of blogs through Google Reader (see shared links to some of the … more →
Bold Bibliostructures
Jillian Burt wrote 1 year ago: This folio with a book and looseleaf plans and photographs of Australian architect Glenn Murcutt … more →
Luc Sante and Flaubert: Language, Meaning, and Process
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nancyrawlinson wrote 1 year ago: There’s a great interview with Luc Sante up at Guernica magazine. The interviewer, Suzanne Men … more →
Harlem Street Shooter Wins
harlemworldblog wrote 1 year ago: WNYC Radio today announced the winner of its Street Shots Challenge, an online street photography co … more →
the flock of bridges is bleating this morning
peter rudd wrote 1 year ago: (apollinaire, various iterations | gare saint-lazare | sante) Luc Sante is the Belgian American writ … more →
