Chrystal, 2020
This week we welcome photographer Kenneth Vick. Vick has been living and working in Harlem for the past 20 years. He’s a barber and carpenter by trade and a photographer.
The Americans, No. 5272020
Vick is currently working on “The Americans,” a series influenced by photographers Robert Frank and Gordon Parks. Vick’s photography experience began in 1978. His early series of work, “Pictures from Utica,” “View Through My Window” and “The Empires Waste,” represented his visual experiences while living in Utica, NY.
The Americans, No. 4242021
He left Utica in 1994 to photograph New York City and its immediate surroundings. “The River Edge,” his first New York exhibition of photographs, was taken from the perspective or vantage point of rivers’ borders and boundaries.
Gowanus Canal, No. 862019
“Despite what man has done to secularize the natural environment, I see a spiritual element in each river vista that I had to secure on film.”
Your work is amazing! How you share what you see! Is there more of a gallery here to view?
Thanks for your kind words, Jennifer. You can find other works on, “Fine Art America,”https://fineartamerica.com/featured/subtext-masterwork-kenneth-rst-vick.html