From the window of his apartment at Atlantic and Flatbush avenues, filmmaker Aldo Tambellini captured the slow changes in Brooklyn street life from 1971 to 1972. Aldo Tambellini’s “Atlantic In ...
Two 1970s photography series that chronicled the urban landscapes of New York City are now accessible on interactive maps through the New York Public Library's ongoing Photo Geographies project.
Before Brooklyn was known for being a hip brand and cultural hub, it was known for its blight, its working-class authenticity, its empty streets and its crime. Photographer Dinanda Nooney was known ...
We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Historical homes are like time machines—that’s why Aubrey Ament and Will Glaser of Brooklyn-based ...
The 1970s were a highly recognizable era for Brooklyn, from the graffiti’d stoops to the local dress, the comparative lack of tall buildings and the ubiquity of mom and pop shops. A student at Pratt ...
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