Street People: Invisible New York Made Visible
1970s New York: a mecca for musicians, artists, and writers drawn to its vibrant energy and possibilities, but also a place of grinding poverty and urban decay, where crime and violence were everyday realities and hope danced with despair. In Street People: Invisible New York Made Visible, David J. Bookbinder exposes the grit and splendor of a city at its most raw and real, creating a graphic testament to this time, this place, and to the haunting people who inhabited it in the wholeness of its turbulence, its sexuality, and its poignance.
Witness invisible New York made visible in his collection of stories and images and in the companion portfolio book Street People: Invisible New York Made Visual.
Street People: Invisible New York Made Visible
1970s New York: a mecca for musicians, artists, and writers drawn to its vibrant energy and possibilities, but also a place of grinding poverty and urban decay, where crime and violence were everyday realities and hope danced with despair. In Street People: Invisible New York Made Visible, David J. Bookbinder exposes the grit and splendor of a city at its most raw and real, creating a graphic testament to this time, this place, and to the haunting people who inhabited it in the wholeness of its turbulence, its sexuality, and its poignance.
Witness invisible New York made visible in his collection of stories and images and in the companion portfolio book Street People: Invisible New York Made Visual.