Time and Space on the Lower East Side
After graduating from The Cooper Union in 1980 Brian Rose began recording the cultural landscape of the Lower East Side along with fellow photographer Ed Fausty. The images were exhibited in a show called “Gargoyles and Cherubs” at the Henry Street Settlement the next year, but were later forgotten—the negatives left in Rose’s archives. Thirty years later, he decided to revisit the theme. Rose brought his 4x5 view camera back to the LES in 2010, intent on rediscovering the neighborhood as it stands today. Time and Space on the Lower East Side is the fruit of this labor, an amalgamation of cityscapes of the neighborhood during two different time periods.
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The book, which received funding through Kickstarter, has been meticulously laid out and beautifully arranged by Golden Section Publishers. A full preview and copies of “Time and Space on the Lower East Side” are available from Brian Rose’s website for $65.

http://www.coolhunting.com/culture/time-and-space-lower-east-side.php
Hester Street Fair present Grub Street Food Festival.
In New York today, more than seventy-five restaurants and food trucks and sixty shopping, fashion, and gift vendors are taking to the streets for the Grub Street Food Festival and the first-ever Grub Street Beer Garden.
Photo credit: Hester Street Fair

http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/2011/07/on-streetrivington-st-new-york.html
“Once Upon a Time in New Work”
A much needed history lesson of New York City, giving rise to punk, disco, and hip hop.
Las “autenticidades” desgastadas de la ciudad.
Lower East Side fire escapes and brickwork. New York City.
Rivington between Orchard and Ludlow
part of the “All The Buildings in New York” project
from artist James Gulliver Hancock
Ludlow street is getting more changes:) Con Artist converting Retail Store to Showroom.
Swiftly approaching its one-year anniversary, the subterranean Con Artist collective at119 Ludlow Street is pitching a changeup of sorts.
http://www.boweryboogie.com/2011/03/con-artist-converting-retail-store-to-showroom/
LES (Lower East Side), miniagenda de mi último viaje:)
Publicado en Woman (Enero 2011)