18 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Andrew Phelps is a photographer credited in 'The Nolan Variations' for production photography.
A 2011 photographic book by Frederic Chaubin documenting monumental Soviet Modernist architecture across the former USSR.
David Hockney is a British painter known for his California paintings and his 'Secret Knowledge' thesis about optics in Old Master painting.
A 2017 photographic book by Zupagrafika documenting Soviet-era Brutalist housing estates across Eastern Europe.
American inventor and entrepreneur — founder of Polaroid Corporation — inventor of the Polaroid instant camera and polarizing film — one of Steve Jobs's primary inspirations for combining technology with liberal arts.
Karl Ludvigsen's comprehensive multi-volume photographic and technical history of Porsche — covering every model from the 356 through the modern era — widely regarded as the definitive reference work on the marque.
Frederic Chaubin is a French photographer whose 2011 book CCCP documented extraordinary Soviet Modernist and brutalist architecture.
Photographer credited with the editorial portrait of Mark Zuckerberg used in Acquired's Chase Center live event promotion.
Photographer associated with the Modern Wisdom production and content ecosystem — specializing in portrait and documentary photography.
British journalist and author who has written extensively on Africa — Africa: A Biography of the Continent, Man on Earth, Missing Links — combining photojournalism and historical research to produce comprehensive accounts of African history and human evolution.
Jordan Goldberg is a photographer and producer who documented the recording of Hans Zimmer's Interstellar score.
American actor famous for playing Mr. Spock in Star Trek — the half-Vulcan science officer defined by the suppression of emotion in favor of pure logic — and who spent his career negotiating his relationship to this iconic role (I Am Not Spock, then I Am Spock).
Paul Kranzler is a photographer credited in 'The Nolan Variations' for production photography.
Peter Chadwick is a British photographer and designer who documented British Brutalist architecture in This Brutal World.
American inventor, photographer, and investor who funded Fairchild Semiconductor in 1957 — being the largest individual shareholder of IBM (whose shares he inherited) — and whose willingness to fund the Traitorous Eight made the semiconductor revolution possible.
Stanley Kubrick was an American filmmaker who directed some of the most formally ambitious films in cinema history — '2001: A Space Odyssey', 'A Clockwork Orange', 'The Shining', 'Full Metal Jacket', 'Eyes Wide Shut' — working with total control and meticulous visual intelligence.
Tacita Dean is a British artist known for film and photographic works exploring duration and memory, and a friend of Nolan's.
A 2016 photographic book by Peter Chadwick documenting British and international Brutalist architecture.