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The Month Ahead
What to see, read and listen to in September
ANNIE LEIBOVITZ, THE BLUES BROTHERS, HOLLYWOOD, 1979
ANNIE GETS HER RUN
Wexner Center for the Arts clears out the building for an oversize exhibit of Leibovitz photos
Prolific portraitist Annie Leibovitz has said she doesn’t have a favorite picture, but certainly her “Master Set”—156 images she assembled in 2009—has a few that she’s taken a shine to. Examples such as Elizabeth II, Buckingham Palace, London, and her famed John Lennon and Yoko Ono shot will be on display in this month’s gallerywide exhibit at the Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus, Ohio. The show also includes photos from her “Pilgrimage” series, which spotlights places and objects—think Sigmund Freud’s couch—celebrating famous historical and cultural figures. SEPT. 22