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during a defining moment in his artistic development
this image of Richard Hell at a pool places a defining punk figure in an unexpected setting
linking performance culture to the city environment that shaped New York punk
Godlis frames Chilton as a street portrait rather than a stage image
photographed by Allan Tannenbaum in 1977
Alex Chilton, Bowery, 1977 Size:16x20 inch / 40x50 cm during a defining moment inAlex Chilton was photographed on the Bowery in 1977, within the downtown New York music world that surrounded punk era Manhattan. Godlis frames Chilton as a street portrait rather than a stage image, using the atmosphere of the Bowery to place the musician inside the city that shaped the archive. Available as a museum quality signed limited edition archival pigment print produced from Godlis' original negative. Each print is individually signed by the
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