Six decades of New York street photography are captured through the work of artists like Bruce Davidson, Mary Ellen Mark, and Martha Cooper.
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Six decades of New York street photography are captured through the work of artists like Bruce Davidson, Mary Ellen Mark, and Martha Cooper.
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Jill Freedman rides in squad cars during New York City's most violent years, capturing the raw intensity of urban life. Cheryl Dunn's film features iconic street photographers like Bruce Davidson, Bruce Gilden, and Martha Cooper, each with a distinct approach to their craft. Over 83 minutes, the documentary spans six decades, revealing the dedication and passion of these artists. Their work reflects the diverse stories of New York, from graffiti on subway cars to candid moments on the streets.
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Why Watch
- Meet iconic photographers like Bruce Davidson and Mary Ellen Mark.
- See intense street photography from the 1970s to today.
- Find out about graffiti culture in the Bronx.
Did You Know
- Jill Freedman rode in squad cars during New York's most violent years.
- Bruce Gilden is known for thrusting his camera into subjects' faces.
- Martha Cooper focused on graffiti on subway cars in the Bronx.
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Who directed the documentary Everybody Street?
Cheryl Dunn directed the documentary Everybody Street.
What is the duration of Everybody Street?
Everybody Street has a duration of 83 minutes.
Which iconic street photographers are featured in Everybody Street?
The documentary features iconic street photographers like Bruce Davidson, Mary Ellen Mark, Jill Freedman, Jeff Mermelstein, and Martha Cooper.
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