Richard Avedon interview (1993)
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- Photographer, Richard Avedon on his gift for capturing the private side of public figures and his book, 'An Auto-biography Richard Avedon.'
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Honestly only meant to stay for a few minutes but Richard was so entertaining and inspiring I had to watch the entire thing!
Avedon! He was a gift to the humanity. I just can't give enough of his work! I cried during this interview. I was that touched.
Hahahahaha
Geez, this guy LOVES talking over the top of his guests and telling them what it is they’re trying to say 🙃
Its a shame because Richard has so many beautiful things to say. Impressed he is able to keep up with this guy.
😂😂😂 exactly
He is the master
Didn’t notice til I read this comment now I can’t unhear it. God he’s so ignorant
What are you talking about.. is it some sort of joke.. I don't understand..?
The Legend, so real and open.
Nice insight but I wish the interviewer didn’t interrupt so much, his gust almost loses his train of thought and we miss potential gems of wisdom.
My Idol..... What a great photographer he was!!
Who dare thumbs down. He is the legend.
Thank you for uploading it.
brilliant interview, loved every bit of it , you were perfect 100% perfect :both of you .
Avedon: can I take a sip of the coffee?
Interviewer: Sure. We ( I ) have lots of things to talk about.
Rose, a master of restating the obvious!
Thank God Charlie Rose is off the air. Journalists who play soft ball should be given the opportunity to interview the greatest talents the world has to offer. He would have been an excellent clown in the traveling circus of vaudeville.
I was about to say how annoying rose is in this interview but I see many of you have already stated this...thanks :-)
So engaging, that Avedon:)
This came out in Oct of 93, I remember seeing it on PBS. It was then that I decided to become a photographer!
Another great interview
If only there was more like this of Avedon. Nobody comes close.
Richard Avedon shows all the traits of a born left-handed genius. I've studied this for over 25 years since I was hired into a university to teach observational astronomy. The administration had those of us, as new faculty, put through a special class about the human brain.
This is where I learned from the nurse teaching the class, whose husband was a brain, about the cause of mine abd most all others, as naturally born left-handedness, my high IQ, and genius level in artistic abilities.
Avedon shows this here at about 13 minutes on the time bar. Notice how he constantly gestures with his preference to the left hand. Is then soon seen to pulling his wrist watch off of his right wrist, which is where left-handers usually wear are their wrist watches.
[Although many naturally born left-handers are mildly or forcibly trained to to write right-handed by Catholic nuns or conservative teachers or old archaic cultures across the world, which believed that one time that the sign of left-handedness was the sign of evil or the devil. Any of these brilliant people were tortured or humiliated because of their simple visual outgoing sign of left-handedness.
It was described to me by the nurse teaching us, this class, as new faculty, and what she believes as the Doctor Norman Geschwind Theory. Dr Gershwin was studying women's amniotic fluids in the early 1980s and found that precisely at 6 weeks after conception, some mothers will display a high testosterone presence in their amniotic fluids. Dr Gershwin found that the high testosterone is observed to suppress the growth of the left lateral hemisphere of the brain which allows the right lateral hemisphere to outgrow and/or become more active. And it stays this way for life. This is what causes the preference of the use of the left hand, and this is determined at about 8 and a half months before birth in the early trimester of the fetal stages. The outward sign of the left-handedness is not realized by most people as internally identifying the larger inner right brain hemisphere, plus it was also observed that more neurological wiring is grown across from the right hemisphere through the corpus callosum and into the left hemisphere, as if we as left-handers are gifted with an extra brain computer.
[You'll think of many genius people in the history books and you'll find when you look them up and research that they were naturally born left-handers. For example watch a short 9-minute excerpt of an interview with the famous, Dr Marshall McLuhan, the media analyst from Canada speaking with the talk show host, Tom Snyder, on his Tomorrow Show in 1976. McLuhan will reference the fact that he uses the right brain hemisphere, but he does not mention that he's left-handed, which he actually was.
I think Avedon even mentions here in the questioning, that he is possibly ambidextrous or shows characteristics of Asperger's. The medical books were rewritten a few years ago, where it used to indicate Asperger's as a disorder, and is now rewritten into many medical journals, that Asperger's is a trait of naturally born left-handed people.
It has also been observed that left handedness occurs more so in twins and more so yet in female twins. [More likely, one of the two twins will be left handed.]
While I'm out in public places I perform a Public Community Outreach Service of what is known as Sidewalk Astronomy. I initiate tens of thousands of hours to setting up large sophisticated astronomical telescopic optics, while I allow the public to observe through these instruments, even from inner city street environments. Conversations will ensue about many things in life. I talked to all walks of life and I've noticed some parents who have children that are very energetic and they asked a lot of questions, I'll learn that many of these children that are very inquisitive with tremendous sense of awareness and energy tend to be very intelligent and creative left-handed artists, discovered at a very early age.
Just listening to Richard Avedon talk about his early age, you could see that he was a young genius, already in his early years. He was extremely perceptive, aware, and very creative.
Gracias 🙏🏼
Nicely done, inspirational.
7:40 Notice he just drops his coat on the floor,.
Why is this comment so funny
@@GroovyKamo but it is.
32:48
The Avedon 'method'.
Wait a second is he just describing having ADHD and or dyslexia?
Charlie is the best! I hope he makes a comeback!!!!!
Dick was a great photographer.
Daffy Duck's voice actor and world renowned artist, this man's range of talent was unmatched
Vanity Faire has a great article on Avedon.
Here this is the most terrible interviewer in the world
Your dad played football and was quite good I think
Shame on you, Charley
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Amazing photographer
Genius? Avedon talks about working EVERY day; out working every one else. Elon says the same thing!