lt's hard to think of another photographer with a body of work as effortlessly and organically idiosyncratic, outré, off-the-wall, outrageous, kinky, surreal, manic, and yet instantly relatable and universal as Meryl Meisler. The native New Yorker made her name with indelible Seventies photographs of discos, punk clubs, 2 celebrities, friends ... and members of her own uninhibited and quirky family.

William Meyers is one of the great photographers of New York City. Notas famous as Arbus, Abbott, Stieglitz or Winogrand, but no less effective at evoking the many-faceted character of the iconic metropolis. What makes Meyers unique is his dedicated focus on the overlooked, underexplored boroughs: The Bronx, Staten lsland, Brooklyn and Oueens. His images capture moments suspended eternally in time, space and memory.