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“…..because that’s where the money is.”

“The real history of art is its economic history. Art takes place when there is surplus wealth which can be spent on the promotion of an institution, product or person. It is no coincidence that the major centers of art production throughout history have been the centers of thriving commerce; it is no coincidence thatContinue reading ““…..because that’s where the money is.””

A Small Tribute To NYC

New York, my hometown, of which I am so thankful for, is a multicultural place like no other. Rich, poor, black, white, yellow,Democrat, Republican, Libertarian, Catholic, Jew, Muslim, Buddhist… well, you name it, it’s here. Below is just a small sampling of “tourist” images I have done through the years alongside my other work. IContinue reading “A Small Tribute To NYC”