This week, a discussion partially prompted by the passing of David Bowie on living your art. Does the work/art you create exist apart from you or is one an intrinsic part of the other? Also, a conversation with Gregory Crewdson about his new body of work. Plus, is there such a thing as “the perfect size” for printing and displaying your photos? How do you determine what’s too big or too small? Belgian photographer Marc Lagrange is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #Character
  
• Process Driven: Gregory Crewdson
  
• David Bowie - Lazarus - YouTube
  
• David Bowie’s final photographs | Consequence of Sound
  
• David Bowie - Blackstar - YouTube
  
• El Jaleo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• The Persistence of Memory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• Steve McCurry | Rubin Museum of Art
  
• McCurry Pictures of girl on boat
  
• Monkey selfie case: judge rules animal cannot own his photo copyright | World news | The Guardian
  
• Marc Lagrange
  
• Marc Lagrange on Vimeo
  
• Marc Lagrange | Woman hanging on Elephant Tusk
  
• SENZA PAROLE - Behind The Scenes on Vimeo
  
• Lawrence Alma-Tadema - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• STUDIO ERWIN OLAF