By: Jonah Salander Lawrence Salander
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Jonah Salander is a prize-winning director of films including Solace, Rewind, Ezra, Eight, and Privileged. He was awarded “Best Director” honors for the forty-eight-hour film festival in New Haven, Connecticut in 2014 and directed Sonnet 103 for the Shakespeare Exchange Project at the Algonquin Hotel in 2015.
Lawrence Salander was the owner of the world-famous Salander-O’Reilly Galleries in New York and was responsible for presenting over 600 museum-quality exhibitions to the public. He has been a working and exhibiting artist for over 50 years. He is the author of numerous articles and essays on the subject of art, most recently a book entitled Art As I See It (Austin Macauley). He is the father of seven and lives in Dutchess County, New York.
Jonah Salander is a prize-winning director of films including Solace, Rewind, Ezra, Eight, and Privileged. He was awarded “Best Director” honors for the forty-eight-hour film festival in New Haven, Connecticut in 2014 and directed Sonnet 103 for the Shakespeare Exchange Project at the Algonquin Hotel in 2015.
Lawrence Salander was the owner of the world-famous Salander-O’Reilly Galleries in New York and was responsible for presenting over 600 museum-quality exhibitions to the public. He has been a working and exhibiting artist for over 50 years. He is the author of numerous articles and essays on the subject of art, most recently a book entitled Art As I See It (Austin Macauley). He is the father of seven and lives in Dutchess County, New York.
This is a remarkable book that combines photography and poetry to address and ask us to reflect on the issues of our times. The combination of photography and text shows how each medium, powerful in its own right, when combined enables us to stop and truly listen, see and think about who we are, our I yet- relationships with each other and our world, issues of societal values and justice, issues of faith, issues of climate change and the future of our planet. A beautiful collaboration - honest and hard-hitting - I really hope there is a sequel