“Every­body Street” is a new film by Cheryl Dunn, one of my favorite pho­tog­ra­phers and film­mak­ers. In her lat­est project, Cheryl has decided to make a doc­u­men­tary about the NYC Street Pho­tog­ra­phers who have taken the most iconic images of the last cen­tury. In this insight­ful doc­u­men­tary you can hear the words and see stu­dio and street action by artists such as Mary Ellen Mark, Martha Cooper, Boogie, Rebecca Lep­koff, Joel Meyerowitz, Ricky Pow­ell, Cheryl Dunn and many more.

Based in NYC, Cheryl Dunn has seen her films played at numer­ous film fes­ti­vals includ­ing Tribeca, Edin­burgh, Rot­ter­dam, Los Ange­les and Havana, and on PBS. Her work has been exhib­ited in var­i­ous gal­leries and muse­ums includ­ing Deitch Projects in New York, The Tate Mod­ern in Lon­don, and the “Art in the Streets” exhi­bi­tion at the Gef­fen Con­tem­po­rary MOCA. Cheryl was also one of the sub­jects of the doc­u­men­tary, book & trav­el­ing museum exhi­bi­tion “Beau­ti­ful Losers”. She has had two books of her pho­tographs pub­lished — Bicy­cle Gangs of New York, and Some Kinda Vocation.

To learn more about Cheryl Dunn please visit www​.cheryl​dunn​.net

To learn more about Every­body Street visit www​.every​bodys​treet​.com

Tags: Documentary, filmmaker, iconic images, insightful documentary, numerous, photographer, traveling museum

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