Mr. Dan’s Quick Stop, a short film by photojournalist Mark Felix, captures the twilight moments of convenience store owner, and Flint, Michigan, native, Dan Holbrook.
Epiphanies of the unexpected—a conversation with photographer Cheney Orr
Photographer Cheney Orr spoke to Entropic Magazine’s Nolan Ryan Trowe and Bruce Graves to discuss an ongoing project, “Bystander,” a collection of cop photos from more than a decade of street photography in New York City. Continue reading “Epiphanies of the unexpected—a conversation with photographer Cheney Orr”
What does NYC do on 911’s anniversary?
It’s been 17 years since 9/11. I walked around ground zero and lower Manhattan all day. It was foggy. The weather, like the people, sulked. You may wonder: What do people do on 9/11 in New York City? Well, here’s a quick glance.
Harold Hunter 12 years later–navigating skate culture and sobriety
HAROLD HUNTER was an influential NYC skater. He played a role in the cult movie classic Kids, which depicted life on the Lower East Side in the 90s. In 2006, he died from a cocaine induced heart attack in his LES apartment. Continue reading “Harold Hunter 12 years later–navigating skate culture and sobriety”
My cathartic exchange over soldier exploitation
REMEMBER WHEN I ASKED YOU how it felt to punish lower enlisted soldiers by making them do pushups? Continue reading “My cathartic exchange over soldier exploitation”
