An enjoyable show of pictures made in NYC in 1985, which are
is as jarring as seeing an old episode of Law & Order that illustrates how
different NYC was. There’s lots of expected work here that doesn’t even warrant
going to the image list. Keizo Kitajima brings some art scene paparazzi
pictures, Amy Arbus reminds us how uninspiring her work is, Jeannette
Montgomery Barron does a poor man’s Peter Hugar. Still a fun ride down memory
lane, when NYC was less awash in money and things were a little less safe and
polished. The one standout in the show is Christine Osinski’s pictures of Staten
Island, which provide a glimpse into the forgotten borough with a level of
artistic sophistication that puts the rest of the show to shame.
Through Jul. 3rd
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