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Devin Felter

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Devin joined findingDulcinea in October 2007. Deeply passionate about photography, he worked at the Museum of Modern Art’s Department of Imaging Services, where he helped archive MoMA’s digital database of collection images. The tenure at MoMA, coupled with a brief stint as a research assistant, fostered Devin’s fascination with archival methodology, image preservation and content management, the latter field being his primary concern as one of findingDulcinea’s Web Production Assistants. Devin has a B.A. in American Literature from New York University.

Favorite Web sites:
  ChessBase
  Stanley Kubrick Visual Memory
  CNET

Most Recent Articles by Devin Felter

  • Happy Birthday, Al Hirschfeld, Caricature Artist
    Al Hirschfeld demonstrated prodigious artistic talent at an early age. As an adult, his technique was deceptively simple; he harnessed the power of a single line to convey a complex, richly emotional message. He is famous for his wry, affectionate caricatures of the stars, and his penchant of hiding his daughter’s name within each drawing.
  • “Bloomsday”: A Celebration of James Joyce’s “Ulysses”
    Though “Ulysses” is renowned in literary circles for its groundbreaking technique and psychological exploration, these accolades do little to explain the popularity of “Bloomsday,” the annual celebration in which the entire novel is read aloud.
  • Happy Birthday, Cole Porter, Broadway Lyricist and Composer
    A talented writer and musician, Porter took Broadway by storm with his piercing wit. “Anything Goes” and “Kiss Me, Kate” are considered classics and a number of his songs have become standards.
  • Frank Lloyd Wright: The Guggenheim and His Humanist Vision
    The 50th anniversary of Frank Lloyd Wright’s death this year provides us with an opportunity to recount his life and work. One could certainly visit the Frank Lloyd Wright: From Within Outward exhibit at the Guggenheim in New York, but simply setting foot inside the museum, or any of his masterworks, would probably suffice to reawaken his spirit.
  • Happy Birthday, Frank Lloyd Wright, American Architect
    The most famous architect in American history, Frank Lloyd Wright sought to unify man and nature through his compelling architectural designs. The man behind “Prairie school,” Fallingwater and the Guggenheim Museum, he brought upon himself as much controversy as success.
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