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From the Curt Richter Studio @ KWLS 2010
Photographer Curt Richter partnered with the Key West Literary Seminar for the third consecutive year to continue work on his series of portraits of American writers. This is a sampling of the work Richter created.
Richter to continue portraits @ KWLS 2010
Photographer <a href="http://curtrichter.com/" target="_blank">Curt Richter</a> arrives in Key West from Helsinki, Finland, this week to continue work on his new series of portraits of American writers.
Friday Night Writers' Party
For the writers who join us each January, one of the highlights is the Friday night writers' party. Seward and Joyce Johnson hosted this one at their southernmost home. Photos by Curt Richter Thomas Mallon and Phyllis Rose Calvin Baker...
Curt Richter's Still and All opens Thursday
An innovative collaborative project, combining Curt Richter's Key West portrait photography and the literary talents of over a dozen writers, is now on view at the Key West Armory, 600 White Street. Entitled "Still and All," the exhibition comprises...
Photos from Session One
Here's a selection of photos from Session One of the 27th annual Key West Literary Seminar. See more– by photographers Curt Richter, Oliver Parini, Michael Blades, and Nick Vagnoni– and upload your own photos on our facebook page. Gore Vidal...
Curt Richter to Return with "Still and All"
In January 2009 Curt Richter will return to The Studios of Key West to debut <em>Still and All</em>, the result of his Key West portrait sessions during the 2008 Key West Literary Seminar.
"Symbolism And Cynicism"
Tayari Jones in The Believer: "Like many black writers, my schedule is frequently packed during February, but comparatively lean during the rest of the year. If February is Black History Month, is the rest of the calendar reserved for white...
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