- VIRTUAL MUSEUM & DEPOSITORY
SHOWCASING THE WORKS OF MARK KEITH PHOTOS OF THE 1970's IN NYC .
- VIRTUAL MUSEUM & DEPOSITORY
SHOWCASING THE WORKS OF MARK KEITH PHOTOS OF THE 1970's IN NYC .
VIDEO - Photo Wall Series
The PHOTO WALL
This was the North wall of markeith's WestWood Village, California Townhouse in 1985 Thiw bedroom was larger than the entire suite on Cherry Lane.
Just another good looking guy walking the streets of NYF The seventies were a time of beautiful and interesting people coming to the big city to find themselves.And there were oh so many.
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•This beautiful young lad said his mother did not want anyone to take his picture, but I had already pressed the shutter and the image was done. He had a great head of hair.
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Grab interest
180 Park Row NYC -marKeith's home in China Town in the late sixties. from the 23rd floor suite he could see the rise of the World Trade Center, his office on Wall Street, The Brooklyn bridge where he liked to walk his dog, and the Art Deco NYDD jale where he later spent a night after sending too many faxes to his Superintendent on Cherry Lane Who knew it was against thee law to send a fax to your landlord.
Photo Gallery <- ->
Young man resting on a mail box on Greenwich Avenue-NYC
This was the first subject marKeithp photographed for the RAgS MAGAZINE PROJECT, It was his first venture into photo journalism. Edwardo Costa, his partner at the time,, encouraged him to start the project to get him from his corporate job as a CPA into an artistic venture. This was the start of many thousands of shots of people in the streets and parks of New York City.
this was, however, not a good start. Eduardo said this was definitely not the kind of photo the magazine wanted. Rags was an
- About MY PROJECT
The Digital Arts Center is a project that I started when I returned from Costa Rica in 2012. I purchase a 1904 Andrew Carnegie Public Library building to house the photography of Mark Keith Photos that were created starting with thousands of shots of people in the streets and park of New York City in the 1970's
