Williamsburg, Virginia — © Brian Rose Katharina Fritsch. Figurengruppe. 2006–08 Museum of Modern Art Sculpture Garden — © Brian Rose Without comment.

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Vegetable garden, Williamsburg, Virginia — © Brian Rose I am back in Williamsburg, Virginia tending to my father who is now in a rehab facility recovering from surgery. He is almost 90, but hanging in there. The weather has been impeccable, and I’ve made a couple of walks down the Duke of Gloucester Street, the […]

Chelsea rooftop and Empire State Building — © Brian Rose The picture above was taken while doing a walk-through of a building I will be shooting in the next couple of weeks. Having recently photographed several projects in California with green roofs–both low income and market rate–I was bit taken aback by the black rubberized […]

A few more photographs of the spectacular Mark di Suvero sculptures on Governors Island. Figolu, 2011 by Mark di Suvero — © Brian Rose Figolu, 2011 by Mark di Suvero — © Brian Rose She, 1978 by Mark di Suvero — © Brian Rose The only troubling thing about the installation on Governors Island was […]

Union Square station — © Brian Rose A moment on the L train platform.

  MoMA photography gallery — © Brian Rose I am happy to announce that one of my photographs is on exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art. The permanent collection galleries have recently been reinstalled including new acquisitions–like mine–and historic photographs. My print can be seen at right in the picture above. It is one […]

Mark di Suvero on Governor’s Island — © Brian Rose Back in New York after five days in Virginia. My father is hanging on at 90 years old. I spent much of the past week visiting him in the hospital, and then as soon as I get back, my son Brendan ends up in the […]

Duke of Gloucester Street, Williamsburg, Virginia — © Brian Rose I am in Williamsburg, Virginia visiting my father who is in the hospital. He appears to be doing fine after surgery, but is still unsure where he is and what is going on. Last night I took a walk down the Duke of Gloucester Street, […]

Sarah Roosevelt Park — © Brian Rose I’m in Williamsburg, Virginia tending to my 89 year old father who is in the hospital. So, I may be mostly absent for a few days. The picture above was taken recently at a street fair on the Lower East Side.

7th Avenue and Greenwich Avenue — © Brian Rose 7th Avenue and Greenwich Avenue — © Brian Rose Tiles for America, a 9/11 memorial.  

The Bowery — © Brian Rose The rapture mobile parked in front of the Bowery Poetry Club.   I wonder what they thought they’d find on the Bowery. UPDATE: No rapture–back to work. The Bowery — © Brian Rose

Long Island City from Roosevelt Island — © Brian Rose On Sunday I took a tour of Four Freedoms Park, a memorial to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, currently under construction on Roosevelt Island. The island is located in the East River opposite Midtown and the Upper East Side. It is accessible by aerial tram and subway, […]

  The Bowery at Stanton Street — © Brian Rose Once again I found myself at the corner of Bowery and Stanton waiting for a taxi. I had a guitar slung over my shoulder and two bags, one full of groceries. I noticed that a group of people had gathered in front of the gallery […]

Brendan at Yankee Stadium — © Brian Rose We’ve made it up to the stadium a couple of times this year. Brendan, my son, is a big Yankee fan. He’s been to five games all together, and has yet to lose.

Fireman’s Memorial, Greenwich Street — © Brian Rose The President was in New York last week in the wake of the killing of Osama bin Laden.  He lunched with firemen from a company that lost men on 9/11 and greeted families of others who died at ground zero.  I went downtown on Friday, a couple […]

Elizabeth Street — © Brian Rose Lion-dog/dog-lion.

Commercial Street, Cairo, Illinois, 1989 (4×5 film) — © Brian Rose With all the news about Osama bin Laden, less attention is being paid to an ongoing drama in the heartland of the U.S. The Mississippi and Ohio Rivers are running extremely high, threatening multiple locations, but especially the historic town of Cairo, Illinois. Cairo […]