In the foreword to the newly released book Vivian Maier: The Color Work, renowned photographer Joel Meyerowitz describes the best street photographers as those who are skilled in the art of ...

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CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicagoans will be able to see new and colored works of world-renowned photographer Vivian Maier at the Chicago History Museum starting this weekend. The nanny, who usually worked in ...

BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) - The photographs of Vivian Maier and the story of their accidental discovery stirred up the art world in 2008. Before the discovery of her work, Maier was an unknown ...

Another cache of Vivian Maier photographs has been donated to a public-facing institution, this time to the Chicago History Museum, the museum announced Monday. The gift comprises 1800 images, mostly ...

Vivian Maier's story begins at her end. No one knew the 82-year-old woman who sat on the same park bench at the same time every day. Some people thought she was homeless. When a head injury caused her ...

In 2011, a new art star burst onto the scene. A nanny and a self-taught photographer, Vivian Maier had roamed the streets of New York City and Chicago in the 1950s, ‘60s, and ‘70s, her pint-sized ...

Vivian Maier is one of the most fascinating enigmas in the photography world. She worked her whole life as a Chicago nanny but pursued an obsessive avocation on the side. Beginning in the 1950s, she ...

Vivian Maier took a lot of self-portraits, but for whom? Albert Mobilio once described her as “her own unwilling subject.” She appears to have liked incorporating mirrors — and the photographer in the ...

Tim Roth spoke to The Hollywood Reporter at the opening of Vivian Maier: Living Color, an exhibit of the renowned street photographer’s work at KP Projects through Jan. 26. By Jordan Riefe With his ...

There are thousands of previously unseen pictures taken and printed by Vivian Maier in the new donation made to the University of Chicago Library. Yes, they are new images from the Chicago-area nanny ...