An extensive review of the great range of contemporary New York
photographers and their widely diverse, surprisingly divergent,
images. It presents their subject matter and etheir very
definitions of photography, darkroom and digital. Their photographs
have been seen in publications, galleries, and museums. Included
are such iconic figures as Annie Liebovitz, Jay Maisel, Amy Arbus,
Hugh Bell, Arnold Crane, Bruce Davidson, Carrie Mae Weems, Elliott
Erwitt, Helen Levitt, David Gahr, Lee Friedlander, Arthur Leipzig,
Builder Levy, Duane Michals, Joel Meyerowitz, Jamel Shabazz, John
Loengard, Tony Vaccaro, Mary Ellen Mark, Pete Turner, Burke Uzzle,
Deborah Willis, and others, as well as many less familiar but no
less brilliant photographers. The works span over 50 years, from
Rebecca Lepkoff's 1937 Lower East Side outside fishmarket, to
Gilles Peress's 2008 Rwanda genocide victim. Beside powerful social
and political commentary, there are well-known and unfamiliar
personalities, land- and city-scapes, fashion, sports, dance, food,
botanical, animal and other subjects. You will find experimental
and strong digital images as well as classic film techniques.
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