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Faces of the New Economy
Faces of The New Economy is a collection of black and white portraits taken in Manhattan, the heart of New York City. Despite concentrations of extraordinary wealth, offshoring, unbridled military spending, and deindustrialization have had a devastating impact on our country's once proud middle class, and these portraits, many of which are of the homeless, reveal a society in the throes of terrible suffering. The book is divided into three sections: Veterans, Abandoned Youth, and The Ancient Ones.
- Intro
- The Wondrous People of Bryant Park
- Manhattan Pairs
- After the Last Frontier: Abandoned Combat Veterans of America
- To Be Young And Homeless in New York City
- Gleason's, America's Oldest Boxing Gym
- East 96th Street
- Skaters
- Homeless Faces of NYC
- Halloween in Greenwich Village - 2014
- Manhattan Mannequins
- Portraits in Stone: Graeco-Roman Sculptures from The Met
- Interview with The New York Public Library
- About me
- Contact
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