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10.9.09
Flashback: Irwin Klein
Only the Dead Know Brooklyn
Plus: the skint |
In our occasional Flashback series, we look at photographers over the years who have been especially good at capturing New York at the time they lived, many of whom have been unjustly neglected. We've already featured Irwin Klein, but we heard from his brother Alan that he had found a new trove of images from the early 70s. They were part of a project the photographer had been working on at the time of his death called Only the Dead Know Brooklyn. For more information about Mr. Klein's photography, you can contact Domeischel Gallery and check out this Facebook page.
In the Flashback Series:
Paul Himmel
Argent Editions
Irwin Klein
Louis Stettner
Robert Otter
Clemens Kalischer
Harold Roth
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skint - adj. british slang (1930-35)
lacking funds, broke, bust, stone-broke, impecunious
Around town this weekend, courtesy of the skint: a daily listing of free and cheap things to buy, see, do and eat in New York.
pedro almodóvar shows and discusses clips from his films and influences, fslc, $16 [sat 3:30pm]
 minimalism legend terry riley and his son gyan perform @ (le) poisson rouge, $20 [sun 7:30pm]
40+ dance companies perform over 2 days as the 92y harkness dance center celebrates 75 years, $10 [sat-sun]
tour harlem artist studios, galleries and exhibition spaces @ the 5th annual harlem open artist studio tour [sat-sun]
5 contestants compete for the crown at murray hill's 9th annual lez pageant, knitting factory, $12 [sun 8:30pm]
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