May 22, 2013 /

In Conversation | Bruce Weber and Kathleen Turner on Becoming Mentors – NYTimes.com

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How did you approach working with your students?

WEBER: I decided not to just take photographers. I wanted filmmakers, because I’m a filmmaker myself, but also painters or writers. It seemed like a lot of the people were also writers. And I learned so much about looking at things in the world through books, you know I grew up in a small town —

TURNER: Oh, absolutely.

via In Conversation | Bruce Weber and Kathleen Turner on Becoming Mentors – NYTimes.com.

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5 Comments

  1. George Kaplan
    May 22, 2013

    (raises eyebrow) 😉

    • theperfumeddandy
      May 22, 2013

      Dearest G
      Why the eyebrow?
      Yours ever
      The Perfumed Dandy

      • Vickie Lester
        May 22, 2013

        Ah, I think Mr. Kaplan is raising his eyebrow because I had mentioned taking a bit of a break…

      • theperfumeddandy
        May 22, 2013

        Then the meets Mr Kaplan’s eyebrow and raises you another.
        Yours ever
        The Perfumed Dandy

      • Vickie Lester
        May 22, 2013

        To use a term of your natal decade — busted! I will endeavor to be very nonchalant about the website 😉

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