Jade Doskow

Paris 1889 and 1937 World’s Fairs, “Exposition Universelle and La Vie Moderne, ”

C Print Photograph 30"x45", edition of 5 available unframed please inquire about additional print sizes This photograph is from Stephen Mallon's series: "The Reefing of...

20"x 24" edition of 10, c-print photograph This photograph is from Sean Hemmerle’s poignant photographic series “Rust Belt” which features theaters, banks, factories, and abandone...

40"x60" C Print 2/5 from the series: "Brace For Impact, The Aftermath of Flight 1549" available unframed please inquire about additional editions and availability Stephen Mal...

C-Print Photograph, edition 3 of 5 - 40"x60" signed and editioned on reverse by the artist. Presented unframed. This photograph documents the creation of artificial reefs along the Atlantic Coast. Stacks of New York City subway cars sit atop a barge at sea. The blue-grey water, shows a white wave cresting in foreground with the lines of subway train cars stacked on top of each other center of the composition. This unusual recycling program created artificial reefs along United States East Coast utilizing the decommissioned NYC subway cars. From 2001 to 2010, the MTA, which runs the city’s subways, re-purposed thousands of decommissioned subway cars by submerging them into the ocean off eastern seaboard states such as New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and South Carolina. There, the urban relics become artificial reefs, providing safe habitats for marine life. Photographer Stephen Mallon spent two years documenting the project, and his images are now on view at the New York Transit Museum‘s Grand Central Terminal Annex in a new exhibition. In a bold move, the NYC Transit...