Oscar-winning cinematographer Greig Fraser and actor Josh Brolin present “Dune: Exposures” at Frieze No 9 Cork Street, London, from 29th November to 14th December 2024. This free exhibition features Fraser’s photography and Brolin’s poetry, exploring the filmmaking process of Denis Villeneuve’s adaptations of “Dune.” It celebrates the emotional narratives and artistic expressions of its creators while aiming to provide an intimate glimpse into cinematic artistry.
Greig Fraser, an Oscar-winning cinematographer, and Josh Brolin, an Oscar-nominated actor, are launching the exhibition “Dune: Exposures” at Frieze No 9 Cork Street, London, this winter, running from 29th November to 14th December 2024. This free exhibition offers an in-depth look at the filmmaking journey of Denis Villeneuve’s adaptations of Frank Herbert’s “Dune” series, showcasing Fraser’s original photography alongside Brolin’s poetry. Both contributors aim to reveal the emotional and artistic processes behind these films through their collaborative work.
Fraser elaborated on the complexity and intimacy in Villeneuve’s approach, stating that every scene in “Dune: Part Two” aimed to reflect the emotional journeys of the characters. Brolin articulated the intertwining of his acting and poetic expression, feeling a strong connection to both his character and the opportunity to document his experiences creatively. Their friendship, established during production, enriches the exhibition and has culminated in a bestselling book, “Dune: Exposures,” first published in February 2024.
Following the success of “Dune: Part Two,” which grossed over $700 million, this exhibition not only highlights cinematic achievements but also explores the personal artistic journeys of Fraser and Brolin, offering a unique perspective on filmmaking artistry.
The exhibition is located at Frieze No 9 Cork Street, London, and will be open to the public free of charge until mid-December 2024.
“Dune: Exposures” showcases the collaborative efforts of Greig Fraser and Josh Brolin during the making of the “Dune” films, providing insights into the artistic direction taken by Denis Villeneuve. Brolin’s contributions as an actor and a poet add a unique depth to the exhibition, while Fraser’s photography captures the visual essence of this cinematic endeavour. Given the films’ critical and commercial success, the exhibition serves to celebrate their artistic achievements and the emotional narratives that shaped them.
The “Dune: Exposures” exhibition in London represents a significant artistic collaboration between Greig Fraser and Josh Brolin, highlighting the creative processes behind the acclaimed “Dune” film series. With personal insights from both artist and actor, it not only commemorates their work but also invites audiences to engage with the emotional stories at the heart of these cinematic adaptations. The accompanying book’s success further underscores the impact of their shared artistic vision.
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