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STREETWISE

ONLINE EXHIBITION

March 19 – April 30, 2021

René Burri The Ministry of Health, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1960
Ray Metzker ​Chicago, 1957
Ken Josephson Chicago, 1964
Denis Darzacq La Chute Nº3, 2006
Ray Metzker Philadelphia, PA, 1964
Fan Ho ​Controversey
Anastasisa Samoylova Street Crossing in Little Haiti, Miami, Florida, 2018
Helen Levitt  ​New York City, 1945
Fred Herzog Granvile Street, Vancouver, BC, 1960
Garry Winogrand ​Beverly Hills, 1979
Fred Herzog Pink Door, Kansas City, MO, 1979
Anastasia Samoylova ​Miami River, 2018
Ray Metzker ​Philadelphia, 1980
STREETWISE
Lee Friedlander  Newark, New Jersey, 1962
Fred Herzog ​Hastings & Seymour, 1961
Helen Levitt NYC, 1939
Ray Metzker ​Chicago, 1958
Fred Herzog Crossing Powell, 1984
Ray Metzker Chicago, 1957
Helen Levitt New York City, 1945
Garry Winogrand  Beverly Hills, 1979
Harold Jones Frances Photographing in Sabino Canyon, 1979
Ray Metzker ​Philadelphia, 1964
Fred Herzog Styling Barber Shop, 1976

Press Release

STREETWISE

When people talk about street smarts they’re talking about a variety of things: experience, awareness of your surroundings, a knowledge of what to do and what not to do in a given situation—what’s understood about all these things is that they aren’t things you’ll learn from books. A great street photographer has their own kind of smarts: patience, quick reflexes, an eye for composition, an understanding of people, a feel for when to close the shutter. Most importantly, a great street photographer has the wisdom to recognize when all these things come together and make a picture, a unified image with something to say, that despite the myriad possibilities that went into its making, feels like it couldn’t have been any other way.