Myles Aronowitz is a filmmaker, visual artist, and longtime unit still photographer whose career bridges the worlds of cinema and fine art. For more than 40 years, he worked behind the scenes on over 100 feature films and television series, creating iconic images used in a wide range of movie posters and publicity campaigns. Previously, as a staff photographer at the Guggenheim Museum he photographed artists, visiting dignitaries, Installations and the Iconic architecture. His portraits of actors, directors, artists, poets, musicians, and writers have been published worldwide.   

As the son of a legendary 1960s music columnist, Myles was introduced to the arts at an early age, and grew up among the great poets, musicians, artists, and filmmakers his father chronicled in the press.   

In recent years, Myles has focused increasingly on his own filmmaking and visual projects that combine photography, drawing, and music, which often emerge through collaborations with other artists and musicians to explore themes of creativity, nature, and storytelling.