Julia Bozzone

Nov 13

Nov 13 How A D.J. and Music Supervisor Spends Her Sundays for The New York Times

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Alix Brown immerses herself in records, cinema and books before preparing a favorite Italian dinner.

May 24

May 24 How A Food Stylist Spends Her Sundays for The New York Times

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Feb 1

Feb 1 How Erica Jong, Writer, Spends Her Sundays for The New York Times

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What gets this best-selling novelist going? Cappuccinos, movies with her grandchildren and her go-to notebook.

Jun 29

Jun 29 Christine Sun Kim's Queens Museum Mural for The New York Times

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Oct 13

Oct 13 Spanish Painter Remedios Varo's "Overlooked" Obituary for The New York Times

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Profiles, Reported Pieces

Before her death at age 54, Spanish-Mexican painter Remedios Varo created an esoteric and visionary body of work focused on the subconscious. Nearly 60 years later, her fame is reaching its zenith. Last year, one of her works sold for $6.2 million.

Jun 27

Jun 27 Update on Young Activists for The New York Times for Kids

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Aug 30

Aug 30 Kids Reflect on Race for The New York Times for Kids

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For the August print edition of The New York Times for Kids, I interviewed a 16-year-old and a 10-year-old about their perspectives on race.

Aug 17

Aug 17 Mural-Making as Activism for The New York Times for Kids

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Jul 25

Jul 25 Instagram Story Series on A Durango Mural for The New York Times

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On July 24 and 25, The New York Times ran a series of visual stories on their Instagram account, based on an Arts piece I reported for The New York Times for Kids, which will be in the print paper on July 26, 2020. Photos by Adria Malcolm.

Sep 30

Sep 30 How Monnette Sudler Became a Jazz Guitarist for The New York Times for Kids

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Profiles, As-Told-to Stories, Mini-Stories

For The New York Times for Kids, I interviewed esteemed musician Monnette Sudler about how she became a jazz guitarist.

Aug 6

Aug 6 A Rediscovered Funk Record for T Magazine

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Mini-Stories

For T Magazine, I recommend my most delightful, completely random musical discovery in years: a spiritual jazz album from 1973 by Philadelphia collective Sounds of Liberation featuring vibes, alto sax, flute, guitar, bass, congas, drums, and percussion.

Jul 21

Jul 21 The Voluptuous (and Telling) Pleasures of Obscure Gialli for Vague Visages

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Essays

As portals into their era and as artifacts of another time, the movies that are now playing in Quad Cinema's giallo series are insightful and compelling. They’re full of beautiful people and tantalizing images that are designed, above all, to be entertaining. They're also dated in really interesting ways, though their portrayals of toxic female friendships are evergreen.

May 31

May 31 The Seductive, Puzzling Films of Nelly Kaplan for Vague Visages

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Essays

With their uncomfortable blend of sexual politics, dark comedy, quirky star power and social and moral critique, it’s no wonder moviegoers didn’t know what to make of filmmaker Nelly Kaplan’s satirical stories when they were first released. But a new retrospective from Quad Cinema proves the forward-thinking French-Argentine director's provocative and playful films are equally as relevant and enjoyable today.

May 15

May 15 Seven Life Lessons Learned from Character Actor Terence Stamp for Interview Magazine

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Profiles

Sage advice from the character actor, once dubbed "the most beautiful man in the world," litters his latest memoir The Ocean Fell Into The Drop.

May 14

May 14 Why Character Actor Eddie Marsan Always Plays the Villain for Interview Magazine

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Interviews

The working-class British actor has a prolific career with more than 100 film and television credits, but he’s had an unusual journey to the spotlight.

May 13

May 13 This 22-Year-Old Wrote An Intoxicating Film About A Teacher-Student Relationship for Interview Magazine

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Profiles

At age 15, the director-writer-actress Quinn Shephard wrote a stunning draft of a script about an inappropriate relationship, which became her directorial debut, Blame.

May 12

May 12 Philippe Garrel's Cinema of Secrets for Vague Visages

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Interviews

In this interview for his new movie Lover for a Day, French film director Philippe Garrel reveals how he creates his penetrating, poetic work.

May 11

May 11 Sean Price Williams, The Cinematographer Behind All Your Favorite Underground Films, for Interview Magazine

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Profiles

A profile of cinematographer Sean Price Williams, a leading imagemaker and underground hero, who’s crafted gorgeous visuals for films like Good Time, Heaven Knows What, Listen Up Philip and more. "I encourage people because I think they might make a good movie,” he says. “I'm really not happy with the people that have been making movies, so I want to help new people make movies. It's as simple as that."

Apr 30

Apr 30 The Eternal Search of the Jodorowskys for Interview Magazine

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Interviews

Endless Poetry, Alejandro Jodorowsky's buoyant, lyrical, and colorful new film, tells the story of the filmmaker's youth, and his journey to become a poet, puppeteer, clown, mime, and tarot enthusiast.

Apr 28

Apr 28 The Quiet Storms of Sofia Coppola for Interview Magazine

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Profiles

Filmmaker Sofia Coppola is known for the dreamy quality of her visuals, awash in emotion and atmosphere. I interview the acclaimed writer-director about her new movie.