Don't miss the last week to catch "Fred W. McDarrah: New York Scenes" at @StevenKasher & check out Greenwich Village when it was the center of bohemian life: https://t.co/aW0MowT3fG
Photo: Guests sit on a mattress and on the floor at a birthday party for Ted Joans, July 25, 1959
If you are attending the opening reception for Pete Souza, there will be a security check at the door. Please prepare for weather in the event there is a line. We hope to see you there!
In my latest for @AnOtherMagazine, Tim McDarrah takes us back to the days when his father, Fred W. McDarrah, was documenting life in the Village during its golden age for "New York Scenes" – now on view at @StevenKasher, book by @ABRAMSbooks: https://t.co/aW0MowT3fG
We are pleased to announce the 2019 Light Work Artists-in-Residence: Carolyn Drake, Kris Graves, Pao Her, Mark McKnight. Meryl Meisler, Rafal Milach, Zora Murff, Sarker Protick, Arpita Shah, Cian Oba-Smith, Jiehao Su, Ka-Man Tse, and Cristina Velásquez! — https://t.co/Sd4eAvUWBl
Fred W. McDarrah had a drive to document the painters, musicians, critics, bookstore owners and Beat-era poets and writers of the counterculture. Dwight Garner appraises a new book and photography show. https://t.co/sTF6NpAtVr
A #TBT in honor of back to school week.....
Anyone recognize this Bushwick school yard ? ... We do. 😉
Bushwick, Bklyn - June 1982
📸: @MerylMeisler / Courtesy: @StevenKasher
From: “A Tale of Two Cities Disco Era Bushwick”
Today is the last day to see Dan Weiner: Vintage New York, 1940-1959. This image included in the exhibition shows legendary playwright Arthur Miller, standing in front of the wooden rollercoaster at Coney Island in 1950. #DanWeiner#VintageNewYork#StevenKasherGallery
The @NYTimes featured Dan Weiner: Vintage New York 1940-1959 in yesterday’s Lens section. “His photographs of mid-20th-century New Yorkers capture a moment in the city, but more than that, they preserve the people who lived those moments."
https://t.co/p8PxFlP7so
SKG artist Meryl Meisler was recently interviewed in Autre Magazine. Discussing her recent book, A Tale of Two Cities, Meryl points out the stark contrast between the aching realities of life in Bushwick and the opulent nightclub scene that she describes as her Versailles.
#VintageNewYork@StevenKasher "offers evidence of #DanWeiner's lasting impact by revealing his interest in photographing people from all walks of life, his ability to capture them in unguarded moments & his deep affection for the city where he was born" https://t.co/N6ldNZohxR
Just what brought these people together across New York, and what holds their attention? For Dan and Sanrda Weiner at Steven Kasher, what matters is that they are together, active, and engaged. A photography review. https://t.co/Tr37XS7EGP
They don't make them like that anymore: Extraordinarily black and white photos by Dan Weiner, on display at @StevenKasher through July 28. https://t.co/HD1Cp50toC