Portraiture - A New York Photo Festival Exhibit by Getty Images
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Getty Images is bringing a fresh perspective on portraiture at the first ever New York Photo Festival which runs from May 14-18 in DUMBO, Brooklyn.
Getty Images will be showcasing 42 pieces by some of its world-renowned photographers including Jeff Reidel, Steve Pyke, George Holz, Nicholas Prior, Phillip Toledano and Tara Moore.
The exhibit demonstrates the provocative, innovative nature of portraiture from the esteemed photographers and will be housed under the Getty Images pavilion (81 Front Street). It is free and open to the public.
About the New York Photo Festival
The New York Photo Festival will be the first international festival of photography based in the US with the goal of documenting the future of photography in all of its forms. Headquartered in DUMBO, the festival celebrates both the contemporary photography and the creative, inspirational talents of artists who produce this work.
Visitors can experience a variety of events, including curated pavilions by Kathy Ryan of The New York Times Magazine, Magnum photographer Martin Parr, Lesley A. Martin of the Aperture Foundation and Tim Barber of tinyvoices.com. In order to attend events at the festival, you must purchase a ticket ($45) which is valid for the entire four days.