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Profiles the American painter and movie director Julian Schnabel. Plot of the Schnabel-directed movie 'Before Night Falls'; Assessment of Schnabel's broken-plate paintings; Family background of the painter and film director.

This article profiles painter and filmmaker Julian Schnabel and relates an account of his visit with six art students at his Brooklyn home. Schnabel gives a master class to the students and discusses his trademark smashed-plate paintings. Schnabel's film "Basquiat," is mentioned. A discussion is presented about the art student's impressions of Schnabel and his work.

Focuses on artist Julian Schnabel's artistic evolution. Anticipation to the public's reaction to his debut album `Every Silver Lining Has a Cloud'; Experimentation with film media.

The article reviews the motion picture "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," directed by Julian Schnabel and written by Ronald Harwood and starring Emmanuelle Seigner.

The article reviews the film "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," starring Mathieu Amalric, directed by Julian Schnabel, and written by Ronald Harwood.

The article reviews the films "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," directed by Julian Schnabel and starring Mathieu Amalric, and "The Savages," directed by Tamara Jenkins and starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and Laura Linney.

The article profiles painter Vincent Van Gogh, highlighting the factors that make him lovable for filmmakers. These filmmakers include Julian Schnabel, Robert Altman, and Vincente Minnelli. Van Gogh was reportedly born in Zundert, Netherlands in 1853 to a pastor and worked for a firm of art dealers, in a bookstore, and as an art teacher. Also discussed are several films inspired by Van Gogh which include "At Eternity's Gate" directed by Julian Schnabel.

The article focuses on the artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel. It discusses his work on the film "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" and his architectural design on a building in Greenwich Village, New York City called Palazzo Chupi. The design and construction of the building is described, including some of the artwork used to decorate, and Schnabel's interest in interior decorating is examined.

The article focuses on the achievements of U.S.-based artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel. He has written and directed three films, "Basquit," "Before Night Falls," and "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly." He won the award for best director at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival. Schnabel was also nominated for an Independent Spirit Award in the category of best director for "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly."

The article provides information about American artist and filmmaker Julian Schnabel. According to the author, Schnabel is a painter and a photographer, an artist whose bravura, over-the-top flow of images and his films are also an extension of that flow. Meanwhile, the article also mentions about his new movie entitled "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly."

Reports on the artist Julian Schnabel's first movie,`Build a Fort, Set It on Fire.' Late artist Jean Michel Basquiat as movie's subject; Featured actor Gary Oldman; Shooting sites; Schnabel's directing style.

Features artist Julian Schnabel's direction of the film `Build a Fort, Set It on Fire,' a movie portrait of 1980s artist as a young man, Jean-Michel Basquiat. Miramax's plan to release the movie this fall; Schnabel as one of the most successful artists of the 1980s; Story of Basquiat; Schnabel's personality.

Reports on Julian Schnabel's filmic work on the life of artist Jean-Michael Basquiat. Background on Schnabel as an artist; Focus of the movie; Background on stars included in the movie.

Describes the New York City residence of artist Julian Schnabel and his wife Olatz. Interior decoration; Furnishings; Relationship of the couple; Decorating tastes.

Profiles artist Julian Schnabel, 40, who hasn't shown his large paintings in New York for two and one-half years. Now Schnabel is exhibiting at three different Pace Gallery shows. Controversy; Ambition; Background; Evolution of work and attitude.

Describes artist Julian Schnabel and his religious-oriented word paintings and the trend toward religion in today's art.

The article explores the complexity of trends in the visual arts and art history. Emphasis is given to topics such as individualism in art movements and schools, the influence of European painting on American art, and the work and career of painter Julian Schnabel. Other artists noted include Hans Hofmann, David Smith, and David Salle.

The article provides information about the artists and works which are becoming popular and has contributed to the growth in the art market in the U.S. Jonathan Borofsky supported himself by teaching at the School of Visual Arts during the time that his works was not popular. His works became in demand when it was exhibited at the Paula Gallery Cooper. It consist of black painted silhouettes of figures. Other artists include Bryan Hunt, Julian Schnabel and Judy Pfaff.

The article discusses the re-creation of the Gramercy Park Hotel in New York City. The makeover is led by architect Ian Schrager. Meanwhile the interior design of the hotel is handled by artist Julian Schnabel. The effect of the design is a fusion of Venetian and palazzo influences. Schnabel has contributed a broad vision for the spaces and materials and some other hands-on details.

The article providesm information on the political journalist and television anchor in Rome Rula Jebreal. It describes the film "Miral," directed by Julian Schnabel which is based on the book "Miral," by Jebreal. It also describes books read by Jebreal in her childhood which includes "Oliver Twist," "The Count of Monte Christo," and "Anna Karenina."

The article features 24-year-old private art dealer, independent curator and talent manager, Vito Schnabel. It states that Schnabel, son of artist and film director Julian Schnabel and his first wife, Jacqueline Beaurang, curated his first exhibition at Saint Ann's School in Brooklyn, New York at age 16. He received his art history degree from Columbia University. Among his achievements was the exhibition "The Brucennial 2010: Miseducation," co-curated by the Bruce High Quality Foundation.

The article reports that a musical version of Lou Reed's album "Berlin," thirty-three years in the making, will finally be staged. The production, inspired by a discussion with artist Andy Warhol and reporter Bob Colacello, will feature the original guitarist, Steve Hunter, and a stage set by Julian Schnabel and a film visualization by Lola Schnabel.

Offers tips for men wearing sarongs in the United States. Use of sarongs as accessories for beach life; Julian Schnabel's use of sarongs a evening wear; Advantages of wearing sarongs in the beach.

Interviews film director Julian Schnabel. Idea of perfect happiness; Historical and living figures admired; Overrated virtue; Regrets; Major achievements.

Provides tips on how to create portraiture. Mechanism of producing black-and-white photographs; Styles of Julian Schnabel; Strategies of Victor Skrebneski.