Friday, November 14, 2008
East of Bowery
I've been spending time lately at East of Bowery, a site that features the work of writer Drew Hubner (or Huebner) and the photography (and mp3s!) of Ted Barron, who's behind Boogie Woogie Flu. Hubner writes about his misspent drug days circa 1980s East Village. Each post includes an iconic photo taken by Barron, like the one above of the International Bar in 1986. For the record, according to a post by Barron introducing East of Bowery: "I didn't know [Hubner] then, but it seems we were in the same place at the same time. Life is sweet."
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nice find! i looked long and hard for an old photo of the international--but apparently not hard enough. molly and shawn should have this one hanging in the new place. beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYes! All of Ted's photos at the East of Bowery site are suitable for framing...
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