photography

An exhibit of Evan Joseph's late-night photos of New York goes on display at TriBeCa's Tachi Gallery.

Blind and disabled photographer Flo Fox has a new show at the Carter Burden Center for the Aging.

The longtime local photographer died last week at the age of 65, leaving behind a rich archive of the neighborhood.

Brian Marcus, a professional photographer, recently created a iPhone photo app that allows users to upload photos to Facebook as they are snapped.

DNAinfo Reporter/Producer Ben Fractenberg's "New York Portraits: Faces in the News" exhibition at the Mark Miller Gallery on Orchard Street shows portraits of everyday New Yorkers in life-changing situations.

A Massachusetts photographer who lives in the Dominican Republic has brought photos of cave art from Santo Domingo to the streets of Inwood and Washington Heights.

The Park51 community center plans to hold cultural and interfaith programs.

A Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Project Space at 455 W. 19th St. is empty on the inside, but projects swirling images of photographs to passersby.

In a new exhibit, photographer Stephen Wilkes unveiled photographs of several New York City landmarks, which he shot for up to 15 hours each to capture changing time.

For the first time, dozens of photographs by Robert Rauschenberg will be shown at a gallery in West Chelsea.

Police Detective John Botte's new photography exhibition gives an intimate look at the 9/11 aftermath through a first responder's lens.

Three teens were arrested for climbing on the Williamsburg Bridge early Saturday morning while their pal took pictures, police said.

Jennifer Tzar, 44, allegedly had a 10-pound stash of marijauna in her SoHo apartment, which was discovered after a fire there Friday morning.

The D&D Building, which has 130 interior design showrooms, is adding a CB2 store that's open to the public.

Lomography stores in Greenwich Village and Gramercy provide mixers and workshops for those faithful to the Soviet-era analog camera.