Stanley Kubrick - Photography

© Stanley KUBRICK, Paddy Wagon, 1949, Courtesy Museum of the City of New York, Look Magazine Archive

© Stanley KUBRICK, Hot Dixieland Jazz, 1950 , Courtesy Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington DC

© Stanley KUBRICK, A tale of a shoe-shine boy, 1947, Courtesy Museum of the City of New York, Look Magazine Archive

30 unique photographs by Stanley Kubrick, followed by works that inspired him. In Brussels from 21 March to 1 July 2012

Uncover the cliches by discovering the original ideas behind the themes subsequently developed by Kubrick.

The series of photos on display, of unquestionable artistic value, also show the exceptional skill he had with images, even though freshly out of school.

Kubrick was an extremely curious man and tested all the possibilities cinema had to offer him to fully express the social violence that can deeply transform people until they are barely a shadow of themselves or when they put on a farcical mask.

Not to be missed!

Location

• Royal Museums of Fine Arts: Museum of Ancient Art (BRUXELLES)