Time and the River
Time and the River It was once a separate city, and in some ways, still is. It is 71 square miles and the most populous borough of New York. There […]
Hurry Up Please…
Hurry Up Please… Almost every college student encounters, willingly or not, T.S. Eliot’s iconic modern masterpiece The Wasteland. In it there’s a phrase “hurry up please, it’s time.” A lot of […]
Preview of Coming Attractions
Preview of Coming Attractions Last week, The Art of Commerce opened at the Manhattan Borough President’s Gallery with a stunning array of images. Interpretations of the theme ranged from fruit […]
Commerce and Our Environment
Commerce and Our Environment The idea of commerce often brings to mind goods that are bought and sold-concrete objects that have been manufactured and traded. Everyday, from the first sip […]
The Art of Commerce
The Art of Commerce From pampered pooches to acquisitive ladies, from haute shops to no shops, next month at the Manhattan Borough President Gallery, PWP photographers focus on […]
The World’s a Stage…
The World’s a Stage… As you know, PWP began with an exhibition. In 1975, Breadth of Vision: Portfolios of Women Photographers opened at the Fashion Institute of Technology. It was […]
Objects of Affection Opens
Objects of Affection Opens Last week, PWP’s latest exhibit Objects of Affection opened with great success. We had an excellent turnout, and the crowd truly seemed to enjoy the warmth […]
Objects of Affection
Objects of Affection A natural disaster in Haiti, a man-made disaster on our southern coast, two wars and a troubled economy make this a time of great sorrow and uncertainty. […]
It Began with an Exhibition…
It Began with an Exhibition… In the beginning there was an exhibition. In 1975, Breadth of Vision: Portfolios of Women Photographers opened at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New […]
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