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NEW BOOK PRE-ORDER SIGNED COPIES: Our new book, Great Bars of New York City is an exploration of and a toast to New York's fabled drinking establishments spotlighting a dazzling array of neighborhood institutions that have become cultural and historic landmarks, like the White Horse Tavern, McSorley’s Old Ale House, and Pete’s Tavern. We’ve also included lesser known establishments and beloved dive bars including Rudy’s Bar & Grill, Milano’s, Jimmy’s Corner, and Sophie’s, as well as unique spots such as the kitschy, hair salon-themed Beauty Bar, and trendsetting speakeasy PDT. Our exterior and interior photographs are paired with engaging descriptions that capture each location’s unique identity penned by journalist Dan Q. Dao. PRE-ORDER A SIGNED COPY $49 (Includes shipping to anywhere in Continental USA). |
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MOM-AND-POP STOREFRONT LARGE-SCALE INSTALLATION Our 22 foot wide x 14 foot high life-size "APPETIZERS" photographic installation is an homage to the hundreds of Appetizing shops that were prevalent in the Lower East Side in the early 1900s when the neighborhood was home to many Eastern European Jews, who made up a quarter of the City's population. Now only one Jewish Appetizing shop remains. |
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CHROMATIC SIGNAGE COLLAGE PRINTS - 8.5 x 32 inch width image printed on 12 x 36 inch Kodak Professional Endura Glossy Paper Edition of 50 - 11.75 x 44 inch width image printed on 16 x 48 inch width Fuji Crystal Archive DPII Glossy Edition of 15 -18 inch height x 68 inch width image printed on 20 x 72 inch width |
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STORE FRONT PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTALLATION Indeed has over 180 million unique visitors per month matching employers with job seekers, and they recently began moving into their new 125,000-square-foot offices in the unique Hippodrome building at 1120 Avenue of the Americas. the former site of the once-celebrated Hippodrome Theatre. The design concept for the new office space according to Derek Stewart, head of real estate at Indeed, "pays homage to interesting job industries that call New York home." Indeed chose an interesting array of our storefront photographs printed at near life-size for their conference rooms. Many of the storefronts they chose were photographed by us between 10 and 15 years ago using 35mm film and appear in our critically acclaimed book, "Store Front: The Disappearing Face of New York." Sadly, our photographs are one of the only visual records of many of these unique New York City storefronts, as they have disappeared in the face of modernization and conformity and the once unique appearance and character of our colorful streets has suffered in the process. Our storefront photographs were printed on Terralon Paperback, a PVC-Free Wallcovering made from 31% post consumer recycled materials. It is breathable and has extremely low VOC's and can contribute to various LEED credits. These are the sizes they were printed at: |
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MOM-AND-POPS of the L.E.S. Arts in the Parks: UNIQLO Park Expresions Grant -Public Art Installation at Seward Park in the Lower East Side: East Broadway at Essex Street June 2018 - June 2019 Our wood-framed sculpture consists of near life-size photographs of four mom-and-pop neighborhood stores of the Lower East Side, many of which are no longer in business and have disappeared from the streetscape. Images of a bodega, a coffee shop/luncheonette, a delicatessen, and a newsstand recognize the unique and irreplaceable contribution made to New York by small, often family-owned businesses. WATCH YOUTUBE VIDEO of L.E.S THEN & NOW |
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ADDITIONAL LARGE-SCALE PHOTO INSTALLATIONS Life-size to 3/4 Scale installations of our Store Front photographs include: Gawker Media Rooftop in NYC (left), Theater Basel in Switzerland and the East Village Community Coalition Rooftop Fundraiser in NYC. |