Kevin Kerr’s play explores the life and work of Eadweard Muybridge (Andrew Wheeler), a 19th-century photographer whose pioneering studies of animal and human locomotion anticipated the moving ...

There is a panel in the early pages of the comic where young Eadweard says goodbye to his mother at the London port before setting sail for New York. Year 1855. "Mother, either I ...

Eadweard Muybridge (1830-1904) is a historical figure famous for his Directed by Kim Collier. An Electric Company, Theatre at UBC, and PuSh International Performing Arts Festival coproduction.

Every art school had a copy of The Human Figure in Motion,” he says. Hockney transposed a frame of Muybridge’s Seated Woman Drinking Tea, Being Served by Standing Companion into a painting of ...

Indeed, though Muybridge has been the subject of a 1982 Philip Glass opera, a 1975 documentary by film essayist Thom Andersen, and the little-seen 2015 biopic Eadweard, a comic book might be the ...

Muybridge, best known for his advances in the art of moving pictures (and for his fantastic beard), also created an impressive body of work documenting America’s West. Courtesy of Marc Shaffer More ...

Known as “Plate Number 626,” this Eadweard Muybridge study of a horse in motion is a key element of “Nope. ... Muybridge generally “identifies his human models only by number. ...

US military gunner Ed Drew used methods from the early days of photography to create striking portraits that recall images from the American civil war. Here he explains why On 15 June 1878 ...

Jordan Peele’s Nope invokes thematic parallels to the story of the man who photographed the impossible — and was a stone-cold murderer.