In a new exhibit, imagery from Vogue, Vanity Fair, GQ, and other Condé Nast-owned titles that helped to define the look, feel, and tastes of the 20th century will go on display
, and other Condé Nast-owned titles that helped to define the look, feel, and tastes of the 20th century—to say nothing of capturing many of that period’s most famous and influential figures. Among the artists included are Cecil Beaton, Edward Steichen, Lee Miller, Horst P. Horst, Diane Arbus, Irving Penn, Helmut Newton, Eduardo Garcia Benito, Helen Dryden, and George Wolfe Plank, while the subjects range from models to actors, musicians, writers, painters, socialites, athletes, and beyond.
To accompany that rich vein of archival imagery, Matthieu Humery, the Pinault Collection’s photography consultant, has also arranged “Chronorama Redux,” a project that tasks four contemporary artists—Tarrah Krajnak of Peru, Giulia Andreani of Italy, Daniel Spivakov of Ukraine, and Eric N. Mack of the United States—to create new works inspired by the old.