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Esther Levine |
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About the Exhibit In 1998, Esther Levine returned from one of her many trips to Berlin. It was during this stay that she realized just how quickly the cityscape was changing. Overcome by a need to document this change she photographed the process, collecting a visual library of artifacts that form the body of this exhibit. Esther began by photographing construction sites and the people that lived and worked there, and continued documenting Berlin over the next five years. Through this process, she amassed a large collection of visual elements that have disappeared or changed completely. The end result is a photographic time capsule full of life in Berlin.
About the Photographer Esther Levine is a German born, New York based photographer. She began her studies in documentary photography at the International Center of Photography in New York City. In 2001, she was featured in Photo District News ‘s 30 under 30 issue. Since then, she has had exhibits in New York and Europe, shot ad campaigns and had her work published in a variety of European magazines. Last December, she was inducted as a member of Tangophoto, an international group of independent photographers.
This event is curated by Michelle Jackson |
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Previous exhibitions at The Half King For further information on these exhibits, please go here.
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