Michael L. Horowitz invites audiences to explore 50 years of photography depicting New York City’s industrial history in a virtual talk. His work, particularly highlighted in his book 'Cathedrals of Industry,' focuses on both vanishing and enduring industrial sites populated mostly by immigrant workers. The talk aims to provide insights into places like the Hoboken Ferry Terminal and a silk flower workshop. Horowitz tells stories of his experiences capturing these often overlooked locations, reinforcing the value of preserving our cultural memory.
Michael Horowitz’s photographic journey reveals New York City’s industrial past, documenting places that underscore the cultural and economic contributions of immigrant workers to America.
Through his lens, Horowitz emphasizes the importance of preserving these historical sites, such as old factories and workshops, to maintain our cultural memory.
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