In his new photo book, Archipelago New York, Thomas Halaczinsky exposes readers to the beauty and history of the stunning islands and bays around New York.
MoreNYC based photographers James and Karla Murray pay tribute to “Mom-and-Pops of the LES” with near life-sized art installation.
MoreNYC’s International Center of Photography presents “GENERATION WEALTH by Lauren Greenfield,” a sweeping investigation on the elusive pursuit of wealth.
MoreGaret Smit’s photo exhibit at NYC’s Alice Austen House the vast urban and architectural changes occurring on the north shore of Staten Island.
MoreA new photography exhibit at Galerie Richard by Seville-based artist Dionisio González reimagines Central Park and the midtown Manhattan skyline.
MoreTwo images taken 120 years apart from the same spot in NYC, at the Apple Store on Fifth Avenue. What’s the story behind the original by Alfred Stieglitz?
MoreDecember 2016 ushers in long-awaited art installations including opening of AIDS Memorial Park, exhibit by Annie Lebowitz, street art at Stanton Street Courts and more.
MoreNew David Attie photo exhibit reveals lost images of Truman Capote and Brooklyn Heights at the Brooklyn Historical Society.
MoreThe Museum of the City of New York opened a new exhibit called “In the South Bronx of America” which features black and white photographs by Mel Rosenthal.
MoreExplore vintage photograph’s of Staten Island from 1983-1984, NYC’s “forgotten borough,” with Professor Christine Osinski’s new book “Summer Days: Staten Island.”
MorePhotos from James and Karla Murray’s book Storefront II, documenting NYC’s family-owned businesses before they disappear, a follow up from the book Store Front
MoreA photo by Samuel F.B. Morse from 1839 or 1840 is the oldest known photograph (so far) of NYC, not a daguerrotype of the Upper West Side.
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