Arlene Alda

Arlene Alda is an accomplished American author, photographer, and musician, known for her diverse creative talents and contributions to the arts. Born on March 12, 1933, in the Bronx, New York, Arlene developed a passion for the arts at an early age. She attended Hunter College, where she studied music and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music. Following her graduation, Arlene pursued a successful career as a clarinetist, performing with the Houston Symphony Orchestra. However, she soon discovered another artistic outlet—photography. Arlene's keen eye and artistic sensibility led her to capture captivating images that reflected her unique perspective of the world. She began showcasing her work in exhibitions and galleries, gaining recognition for her compelling visual storytelling. In addition to her photography, Arlene ventured into the world of writing. She has authored several critically acclaimed books, including "Just Kids from the Bronx: Telling It the Way It Was" (2015) and "Just One More Thing: Stories from My Life" (2018). Arlene Alda's contributions to the arts have garnered widespread recognition and acclaim. Her photography has been exhibited in numerous galleries and has been featured in prominent publications. Her books have captivated readers, offering unique insights into the lives of others, and inspiring empathy and understanding. Arlene Alda's multifaceted talent, from music to photography to writing, showcases her boundless creativity and her ability to express herself in diverse mediums. Her work continues to inspire and captivate audiences, leaving a lasting impact on the world of arts and culture.