Elizabeth Bick Captures the Unexpected Choreography of NYC's Streets

Happy Friday! ☁️ For the New Yorkers out there, you might particularly appreciate Elizabeth Bick's ph

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Happy Friday! ☁️For the New Yorkers out there, you might particularly appreciate Elizabeth Bick’s photos of dancerly pedestrians. Lauren Moya Ford spoke with Bick about her process, and how the artist ended up approaching one pedestrian and asking to follow them home. Also today, read about a collection of 6,000 photos of old Hollywood, an argument for moving beyond all-women artist shows, and plan your weekend watching with our latest film reviews below. —Elisa Wouk Almino, Senior Editor

Photographer Captures the Unexpected, Everyday Choreography of NYC's Streets Elizabeth Bick’s photographs inject a sense of theatricality and intention into the randomness of everyday life. Lauren Moya Ford

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