That 70s Show: New York City in the 1970s
  
  PowerHouse Arena 
  37 Main Street, Brooklyn, 718-666-3049
  DUMBO
  March  9 - April 15, 2007
    Reception: Friday, March 9, 6 - 8 PM
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  That 70s Show is an ode to a city long forgotten, a city on the brink of 
bankruptcy, rife with anarchy, brimming with uninhibited flavor and 
fearless adventure: New York City in the 70s. The exhibition pays 
tribute to the people of New York—from the pimps and the pushers to the 
police and the politicians, the musicians and the artists to everyday 
citizens—whose perseverance during these years reveals the true spirit 
of our city. That 70s Show takes us back to a time of crisis and 
creativity, anxiety and artistry, madness and majesty—when genius 
burned up the sky like the Bronx on fire.
	Featured artists include:
	
	- Charlie Ahearn, writer, director, and producer of Wild Style
 
		- Alvin Baltrop (1948-2004), Vietnam-era veteran and photographer of
  New York’s West Side Piers from 1975-1986
 
		- Roberta Bayley, Queen of punk rock photography
 
		- BLADE, King of graff; only living artist other than Warhol to be
  on cover of Sotheby’s catalogue
 
		- Joe Conzo, photographer shooting hip hop and salsa in the Bronx
  during the 1970s
 
		- Martha Cooper, photographer of Subway Art, Hip Hop Files:
  1979-1984, and We B*Girlz
 
		- DAZE, old-school graffiti legend and artist
 
		- Misha Erwitt, noted photojournalist
 
		- John Fekner, famed street artist whose stencils in the Bronx
  defined the era
 
		- Larry Fink, celebrated photographer and author five books
  including Social Graces
 
		- Flo Fox, old-school street photographer
 
		- Jill Freedman, acclaimed documentary photographer and author of
  Street Cops
 
		- Carol Friedman, portrait photographer and author of The Jazz Pictures
 
		- Ron Galella, godfather of the paparazzi and author of five books
  including Disco Years
 
		- Flint Gennari, old-school graffiti pioneer and fine art
  photojournalist
 
		- Godlis, the CBGBs photographer
 
		- Arlene Gottfried, author of Midnight and Sometimes Overwhelming
 
		- Bobby Grossman, photographer and star of Downtown 81
 
		- IZ THE WIZ, old-school graffiti legend and artist
 
		- Lisa Kahane, documentary photographer shooting the South Bronx in
  the late 70s
 
		- Seth Kushner, portrait photographer and author of The Brooklynites
 
		- Helen Levitt, celebrated street photographer and author of Slide
  Show, Here and There
 
		- Builder Levy, noted photographer; author of Images of Appalachian
  Coalfields and Builder Levy Photographer
 
		- Christopher Makos, famed Warhol photographer and Factory personality
 
		- Maripol, Queen of the Polaroid, stylist extraordinaire, and film
  producer
 
		- Susan Meiselas, Magnum photographer and author of Carnival Strippers
 
		- Metal Man Ed, metal sculptor
 
		- Anton Perich, publisher of Night magazine, painter, photographer
  and video artist
 
		- Dustin Pittman, W and WWD fashion photographer and 70s pop-culture
  documentarian
 
		- Joseph Rodriguez, acclaimed photojournalist and author of four books
 
		- Thomas Roma, Guggenheim Fellow and Director of the Photography at
  Columbia University
 
		- Jamel Shabazz, celebrated street photographer and author of Back
  in the Days
 
		- SEEN, old-school graffiti legend
 
		- SHADOW aka Christopher Lee, old-school graffiti pioneer
 
		- SNAKE 1,  one of the founders of Writers Corner188
 
		- Harvey Stein, street and portrait photographer, author of four
  books including Coney Island
 
		- Straightman aka LAVA, old-school graffiti writer and flyer king
 
		- Helen M. Stummer, fine art photo documentarian, author of No Easy
  Walk, Newark, 1980-1993
 
		- Allan Tannenbaum, photojournalist for SoHo Weekly News and author
  of New York in the 70s
 
		- James TOP, old-school graffiti pioneer and artist
 
		- Harvey Wang, award-winning filmmaker, photographer, and author of
  Harvey Wang’s New York and Flophouse
 
		- Dondi White, old-school graffiti legend and artist