Anthony Haden-Guest
Author • Writer • Art Critic
Internationally known English-American writer, reporter, cartoonist, art critic, poet, and socialite who chronicles the intersections of art, culture, and society from New York City and London.
About
Born in Paris in 1937, Anthony Haden-Guest has spent decades at the epicenter of cultural movements, from the disco era of Studio 54 to the contemporary art world's most exclusive circles.
As a frequent contributor to major publications including Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, The Paris Review, and Esquire, Haden-Guest brings an insider's perspective to the worlds of art, society, and culture. His unique position as both participant and observer has made him one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary cultural criticism.
Winner of a New York Emmy Award in 1979 for his PBS documentary The Affluent Immigrants, Haden-Guest continues to document the fascinating intersections of wealth, power, and creativity in modern society.
Emmy Award Winner
New York Emmy Award for writing and narrating PBS documentary (1979)
Published Author
Multiple books including "The Last Party" and "True Colors"
Cultural Critic
Regular contributor to major magazines and publications
"The massive streak of Puritanism in America has reasserted itself, especially amongst liberals. When I moved to New York there were still a bunch of good writers, often half-drunk, but still very good writers. That doesn't exist any more."
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Anthony Haden-Guest divides his time between New York City and London, continuing to document the cultural currents that shape our contemporary world.