Janus Films will release Peter Hujar’s Day, the latest feature from Ira Sachs (Passages), in North America on November 7. The film debuted at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, where it screened in ...

The new Aperture publication Peter Hujar: Speed of Life reinforces the dark and poetic beauty that defines the late fine art photographer Peter Hujar’s art work and legacy, but also serves to ...

The Morgan Library’s much-praised Peter Hujar show has been a constant source of conversation since opening at the beginning of this year and, naturally, it came up during recent studio visits ...

Peter Hujar’s Day, the acclaimed film by Ira Sachs, will be released on November 7th 2025 by Janus Films. The movie previously played at the Sundance Film Festival, where it screened in the Premieres ...

“Peter Hujar’s Day,” which premiered at this year’s Sundance, has sold to Sideshow and Janus Films. It’s one of the few projects to land a buyer out of the festival so far.

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“Peter Hujar’s Day” reunites writer-director Ira Sachs with his “Passages” star Ben Whishaw, and Sachs revealed at TheWrap’s Sundance Studio presented by World of Hyatt that his latest ...

Peter Hujar's 1976 photograph "Divine at the Metropolitan Museum Russian Opening (III)" is on exhibit in "Peter Hujar: 21 Pictures" through March 5 at Fraenkel Gallery.

Peter Hujar, Orgasmic Man (I, II & III), 1969; c. The Estate of Peter Hujar, courtesy Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco. For Aletti, thoughtful in a manner befitting his profession, Hujar provided ...

Peter Hujar's portrait of John Waters (photo: Liveright Publishing/W.W. Norton & Company) Even, he suggests, the phallic extraordinaire image of Bruce de Sainte Croix, which was on view in a recent ...

After photographer Peter Hujar died in 1987, and his friends gathered at his funeral, everyone realized they had one thing in common. "Most people didn't even know each other," photographer Nan ...