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William Langewiesche, the “Steve McQueen of Journalism,” dies at 70 The New York Times / Trip Gabriel / Jun 17, 2025 “While struggling to be published, Mr. Langewiesche supported himself as a ...

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Steve McQueen, who was once one of those at-risk youth, is honored and remembered through this show every year, the release says. His son, Chad McQueen, helped start the annual fundraiser.

McQueen’s work is held in major collections worldwide, including at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. • Steve McQueen: Bass , Schaulager, Basel, until 16 ...