The impressive
Photoville exhibit in Brooklyn Bridge Park wound up Sunday, drawing a nice crowd in spite of temperatures in the 90s. Photographs were exhibited in more than 30 repurposed shipping containers, along with lectures, hands-on workshops, and projections. United Photo Industries, based in DUMBO, put on the event.
Above: "Dying Breed: Photos of Bedford Stuyvesant" displayed photos by Russell Frederick.
In “Cruel and Unusual,” photographers showed people living in hell behind prison walls. Works by: Amy Elkins, Brenda Ann Kenneally, Deborah Luster, and Lizzie Sadin.
Beijing-based Sim Chi Yin recreated the tiny living quarters of young workers living underground in Beijing, and exhibited photos from her series "China's Rat Tribe."
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Brazilian artist André Feliciano created an installation featuring over 3,000 fabricated “camera flowers" in a greenhouse made just for the show.
While the main exhibition is now over, the 1,000-foot-long photo fence will remain in Brooklyn Bridge Park for much of the summer.
- Ambitious 'Photoville' Exhibition Coming to Brooklyn Bridge Park
Photos by MK Metz
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