Lopez BHTS

If you want to play this video, Vimeo could collect and process personal data relating to you. For more information click here. Please click on the ’OK’ button below, if you accept this.

New York at its Core

Joseph Michael Lopez

January 8, 2017


Joseph Michael Lopez explored his home town for the first time using digital and in colour, for the new permanent exhibition, New York at its Core, at the Museum of the City of New York.
Joseph Michael Lopez explored his home town for the first time using digital and in colour, for the new permanent exhibition, New York at its Core, at the Museum of the City of New York. The curators spent five years working on the exhibition that reveals the four hundred year history of the east coast metropolis. The exhibition is divided into three segments – Lopez’s photographs are found in Future City Lab, the section dealing with the prospects for development in New York. In his Neighborhood Spotlights series, the Leica photographer presents the particular challenges for the individual city districts, adding a human touch to the maps, drafts and statistics shown in the exhibition.

Joseph Michael Lopez+-

JML_(c) Rachel Elizabeth Seed
© Rachel Elizabeth Seed

Born in New York City in 1973, Lopez began his career as an analog cinematographer on the critically acclaimed Bruce Weber film, Chop Suey (2001). He was an autodidact up until 2009; then he approached Columbia University without a degree, and was accepted as an MFA candidate, which he completed in 2011. His photographs have appeared in The Sunday Review (The New York Times), New York Magazine and The New Yorker, among others. More

 

New York at its Core

Joseph Michael Lopez