A Season of Grief and Release: 5 Months of the Virus in New York City

By Gotham Rex on August 8, 2020

A photographic timeline of a historic half-year. Source: New York Times

What We Learned in 100 Days of Life Interrupted

By Gotham Rex on July 6, 2020

Four first-generation college students in Newark, N.J., tell the story of the pandemic, their uprooted plans — and what they found out. Source: New York Times

Margaret Morton, Photographer at Home With the Homeless, Dies at 71

By Gotham Rex on July 3, 2020

For nearly two decades, she chronicled communities on the edge of society in elegant photographs that drew comparisons to the work of Jacob Riis. Source: New York Times

Photo of the Day: Making Tracks Through a Light Snow

By Gotham Rex on January 18, 2019

Photo of the Day: Making Tracks Through a Light Snow Ira Schwarz had the bird’s eye view of people and animals walking through the snow at Riverside Drive and Cathedral Parkway on Friday. It was

Morning View Across Seward Park

By Gotham Rex on September 7, 2018

Morning View Across Seward Park Good morning. Here’s a lovely view, taken by L.J. Martin (@archaicsoul), looking across Seward Park, towards the Forward Building and beyond. The weather is supposed to cool down today (really!) so hang in there.

New Exhibition Shows Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr. — ‘Rebels’ and Sometimes Rivals

By Gotham Rex on February 18, 2018

New Exhibition Shows Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr. — ‘Rebels’ and Sometimes Rivals Viewing the new photographic exhibition at the New-York Historical Society, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and

Snow Photos from the UWS

By Gotham Rex on January 4, 2018

Snow Photos from the UWS Unlike some past over-hyped snowstorms, this one was at least as action-packed as expected, with massive winds and about 10 inches of snow in much of the city.

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