Robert Clarkのインスタグラム(robertclarkphoto) - 3月10日 02時14分

1 of 2 In 1997 I moved to Williamsburg, Brooklyn from Greenwich Village, in an effort to get more space both in an apartment and environment. Little did I realize that I had moved into an important building full of world class artists and photographers. I have since moved around the corner, but I credit 475 with playing an important role in my early shooting years in NYC. I have donated two images for an online auction (the url in is my profile) in support of an important group of artists. The sale will benefit the 475 Kent Tenants Association (475KTA) and teams up with @springbreakartshow for an auction through @artsy to support a creative community at #475Kent. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of this legendary artists’ building on the Southside, the 475KTA is working to ensure live/work tenants are secure in their homes for decades to come. The 475KTA advocates with New York City Loft Tenants, representing NYC’s greater livework community. The image is a donkey fetus I photographed in the West Bank museum/zoo. #475kentlives

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