Jay Myself

The documentary Jay Myself focuses on Jay Maisel, a renowned photographer, as he vacates his long-time home in the Bowery. Known as 'The Bank,' this 30,000 square foot building housed Maisel's eclectic collection of beautiful and random objects for four decades.

Collectors interested in documentaries, especially those that delve into the lives of artists, will find value in this film. It captures not only Maisel's artistic journey but also offers insights into his creative process and personal philosophy. The film serves as a biography that highlights the significance of his collection and the memories tied to each piece.

Available on DVD, Jay Myself is a compelling watch for anyone who appreciates the intersection of photography, personal history, and the stories behind collections. This documentary stands out in the genre for its focus on a singular artist and his legacy, making it a notable addition for documentary enthusiasts.