New York School Exhibition In France Available Online Through January 10

The Popular Pavilion photographic art space is closed due to the pandemic. But you can take a virtual tour online until January 10, 2021.

Between 1935 and 1965, photographers in New York developed a multidisciplinary style that came to be known as—wait for it—the “New York School.” Shortly after WWII there was a burst of creative freedom and a new approach to street photography that gelled in a somewhat unplanned way, driven in part by advances in film and paper, and a bit of an “anything goes” attitude.

The web page notes the accompanying video has subtitles, but I couldn’t figure out how to switch the subtitle language from French. If you want to read in French what the English speakers have to say, this is for you!

The gallery tends to mount three shows per year. Text, images, and videos are also available for previous exhibitions.

from the Popular Pavilion website