Elaine Cameron-Weir

Elaine de Kooning’s mother was a formative influence in her life, introducing her to art and literature at an early age. Her mother’s outlandish, autocratic personality—and her ins...

In late 1975, Elaine bought a house in East Hampton, giving up her New York studio. She had come to rescue Bill from alcohol addiction. But she also traveled abroad, including trip...

In 1948, Willem de Kooning taught at the Black Mountain College summer session in Asheville, North Carolina. Elaine thrived in this experimental ambience. She worked on Buckminster...

The biggest British musical theatre star to emerge in the 1980s and 1990s was arguably not a performer, director, or writer but a producer. Cameron Mackintosh is a unique figure wi...