Cervin Robinson
Went to Cervin Robinson’s opening at the Urban Center Gallery in Midtown. Cervin, who lives on Broadway, has photographed Manhattan’s singular, slightly meandering avenue for many years. Thirty photographs are on display–black and white images and more recent color–all made with a view camera.
I will write more about the exhibit once I’ve had a chance to revisit and spend some time with the pictures.
I'm glad to see this and learn of Mr Robinson's show. I took an architectural photography course with him years ago, at Columbia, about the time all the cornices were being ripped off nearly every Upper West Side building. He was an excellent teacher; I'm still learning from his Architecture Transformed.
Architecture Transformed is a terrific book. I have it too.