N3rd Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn — © Brian Rose Without comment.
New York/Williamsburg
by admin on 01/30/2012, no comments
by admin on 01/30/2012, no comments
N3rd Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn — © Brian Rose Without comment.
by admin on 01/28/2012, no comments
Rainy morning, the Bowery and Bleecker Street — © Brian Rose A few more thoughts about Kickstarter prompted by two recent articles, one in the New York Times by David Pogue, who writes a popular tech column, and the other by Jörg Colberg in his blog Conscientious. Kickstarter, for those of you who haven’t heard, […]
by admin on 01/25/2012, no comments
Cooper Square — © Brian Rose 41 Cooper Square, the new building at center designed by Thom Mayne of Morphosis. The Standard Hotel, East Village, designed by Carlos Zapata.
by admin on 01/24/2012, no comments
14th Street and Eighth Avenue — © Brian Rose Without comment.
by admin on 01/20/2012, no comments
Kodak Gallery at 43rd Street and the Avenue of the Americas, 1978, (current location of ICP) — © Brian Rose When I first began shooting color in the mid-70s, making prints was difficult. You couldn’t easily set up a home darkroom–color enlargers were expensive, and the chemicals were finicky compared to black and white. So, […]
by admin on 01/19/2012, no comments
34th Street and Eighth Avenue — © Brian Rose Without comment.
by admin on 01/18/2012, no comments
No to SOPA! Protect artists’ rights, not corporate interests.
by admin on 01/17/2012, 2 comments
The Bowery and Great Jones Street (4×5 film) — © Brian Rose While reading the New Yorker I came across a quote attributed to late choreographer Merce Cunningham. From Joan Acocela’s article: …stories or even themes put the spectator in the position of someone standing on a street corner waiting for a friend who is late: […]
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The Bowery and E1st Street — © Brian Rose Without comment.
by admin on 01/12/2012, no comments
ArtUp on ABC News, Channel 7 From last week: Nice to see some publicity for FAB’s ArtUp program, which involves using construction scaffolds, containers, and other kinds of spaces and surfaces for public art. My WTC mural on the sidewalk shed on East 4th Street between the Bowery and Second Avenue is shown twice in […]
by admin on 01/11/2012, no comments
Some updates on Time and Space on the Lower East Side. We are looking at a mid- to late March release of the book depending on how long it takes for the shipment from the printer in Germany to arrive by sea freight and to clear customs. I expect to have a small number of […]
by admin on 01/07/2012, no comments
Second Avenue — © Brian Rose Entrance above to Marble Cemetery, Second Avenue between East 2nd and East 3rd Streets. Second Avenue — © Brian Rose Best coffee in New York. Didn’t try it.
by admin on 01/06/2012, no comments
Yesterday I saw the first set of proofs from the printer for my upcoming book Time and Space on the Lower East Side–they look amazing. The color is spot on with no loss of vibrancy. Having looked at lots of photo books and done my own color prints for some 30 years, I have to […]
by admin on 01/02/2012, no comments
1 World Trade Center — © Brian Rose I went down to the area around the WTC yesterday–January 1, 2012. Above is the view of 1 WTC, still not topped out, from Broadway and Ann Street. St. Paul’s church is to the left of the tower. 1 WTC is now around 90 stories with 14 […]