# Eve Arnold
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eve arnold, OBE, Hon. FRPS (née Cohen; April 21, 1912 – January 4, 2012) was an American photojournalist. She joined Magnum Photos agency in 1951, and became a full member in 1957.
Books are Chic with Lynn Cullen
I’ve been collecting vintage Marilyn Monroe books since college (shoutout to Brattle Book Shop in Boston), so I was beyond thrilled to welcome Lynn Cullen to the show to talk about her latest novel, When We Were Brilliant. In this stunning work of historical fiction, Lynn illuminates the deeply au…
From bottles to cosmetics: How plastics are impacting human health
Research has shown that chemicals in everyday plastics are driving a global health crisis, linked to hundreds of thousands of deaths and diseases from heart conditions to cancer.
Friends & Fiction with Lynn Cullen & Priya Parmar
On this episode, Ron Block & Patti Callahan Henry welcome two authors both with new novels about Hollywood icons—Lynn Cullen with hers about Marilyn Monroe, When We Were Brilliant, and Priya Parmar with hers about Katharine Hepburn, The Original. Priya Parmar is the author of the novels Exit the A…
Finding the Real Marilyn in When We Were Brilliant by Lynn Cullen
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My guest today is Lynn Cullen, author of When We Were Brilliant, listed in the Photography and Film categories on Art In Fiction.
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/86MVn-3LjhY
Eve Arnold, the only woman Marilyn Monroe ever let photograph her: who she was, why Lynn had never hear…
A Photograph: The Red Ceiling
A small room in a small Mississippi town, 1973. A red ceiling, one bare bulb, three white cords — and almost nobody who sees it ever forgets it.
Today, for the first time on this show, an entire episode about one single photograph: William Eggleston's The Red Ceiling. On paper it's the most Eggles…
Photographer: Eve Arnold
She didn't own a camera until she was around thirty-four. That wasn't a deadline, it was her starting line: she became the photographer Marilyn Monroe trusted more than any other on earth.
In 1952, a small, quiet photographer spent all night photographing Marlene Dietrich. No studio lights, no ret…
The Olympics Still Make Me Cry | Show Clip
Acclaimed photographer Mark Edward Harris and host Paris Chong discuss the power of the Olympics to unite the world and how that spirit of connection can inspire meaningful work. Mark shares how his own experiences capturing Olympic stars like Alina Zagitova opened doors to new professional opport…
A Photograph: Marilyn Reading Ulysses
Long Island, Labor Day weekend, 1955. While Eve Arnold loads a roll of film, the most looked-at woman on the planet takes a battered novel out of her car and starts to read.
By the time the film was loaded, the picture already existed. Arnold just walked over, quietly, and collected it. Marilyn Mo…
Camera Story: The Rolleiflex
A machine imagined so that a man would never have to show his face, which became the camera, of the whole twentieth century, that taught photographers to show theirs.
The founding legend starts in the mud of the First World War, with a trench periscope: a tube and two mirrors that let you see with…
Godmothers of AI
"Whenever you hear inevitability language, take a very close look at who benefits. And often that speaks to a more old fashioned type of power grab. There is nothing new here."
In the final episode of The Unseen, Claire Belhassine speaks with Baroness Beeban Kidron about Users: How Big Tech Took C…
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