ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月21日 05時30分

Trenton, New Jersey, a capital city of more than 84,000 people, can often feel like 2 urban areas rolled into one. On State Street, beyond the State House with its golden dome, sit clean brick buildings that house deep-pocketed lobbying firms. Yet a short drive in nearly any direction reveals boarded-up houses, sagging roofs, vacant lots and cracked roads. Trenton faces a host of issues, including a poverty rate of nearly 28% and a median household income of around $34,400. So an annual art show called Art All Night has been a bright spot, showcasing the paintings of children alongside works by the city’s growing artists’ community. But that light was dimmed on Sunday, when the festival became the site of a mass shooting that killed 1 person and injured 22. As officials investigated, the shooting raised questions not just about the future of Art All Night, but the well-being of the city itself. @markmakela took this photo of the scene of the shooting. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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