When the documentary Finding Vivian Maier was released last spring—accompanied by a burst of interest in the life and ... carrying a square Rolleiflex camera at waist level—is such a ...

Four years ago, Vivian Maier was a literal unknown, a reclusive former nanny whose name had been printed in the paper only when a trio of brothers she used to care for paid to run her obituary in ...

A Vivian Maier photograph, printed by her or at her direction, that is part of the new donation to the University of Chicago Library by John Maloof. ... mostly with her German-made Rolleiflex.

Vivian Maier photographed the endless procession of Chicago’s inhabitants and preserved their urban vignettes in medium format, ... she clearly preferred the Rolleiflex and its 2 ¼-inch square ...

How odd that the documentary "Finding Vivian Maier" should arrive in theaters alongside "Hateship Loveship," a fictional drama starring Kristen Wiig. In the latter film, Wiig stars as a quiet ...

The Vivian Maier photography show at the Cleveland Print Room reveals the brilliance of a hitherto unknown master of 20th-century street photography.

In 2007, John Maloof — one of those industrious people who trolls flea markets and public auctions looking to scavenge treasures — paid $380 for a bin that contained hundreds of negatives.

Vivian Maier self-portrait in "Finding Vivian Maier." Especially in the digital age, our output outlives us. But when our friends and family die too, who will celebrate our lifetime of labor? Let ...

The Chicago History Museum is hosting “Vivian Maier: In Color,” an exhibit of 65 of the Chicagoan’s color images, the majority of which have not been shown before, and excerpts from some of ...

It’s impossible to take stock of Vivian Maier’s photos without taking stock of her story. She was by all accounts remarkably private, someone who didn’t always enjoy the company of other adults.

Finding Vivian Maier. Landmark’s Century Centre 2828 N. Clark 773-248-7759 landmarktheatres.com “Vivian Maier: Out of the Shadows” Through 9/28: Harold Washington Library Center, Special ...