Photo Realism
Nov 06, 2021
3 minutes
Interview by KERRY REID
Photograph by CELESTE SLOMAN
THE MYSTIQUE OF VIVIAN Maier, the reclusive Chicago photographer/nanny who found posthumous fame, shows no signs of losing its grip on the cultural imagination (see: Vivian Maier: In Color at the Chicago History Museum through May 2023).
But a new biography by first-time author Ann Marks — who became fascinated by Maier after seeing the 2013 Oscar-nominated documentary , produced by John Maloof, Charlie Siskel, and actor Jeff Garlin — suggests that a lot of what we think we know about Maier may be wrong. In (Atria Books, December 7), Marks
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