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“Bronx Life” with David Gonzalez
Elizabeth Krist
Senior Photo Editor, National Geographic
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“Bronx Life” with David Gonzalez
BRONX LIFE Featuring David Gonzalez in conversation with Elizabeth Krist Photoville 2021 Talks On-demand recordings are made possible in partnership with PhotoWings David Gonzalez will be discussing his exhibition and the four decades of work that went into Bronx Life. Gonzalez will be in conversation with photo editor Elizabeth Krist. “This is about a world that, to me, decades later, is neither forgotten nor lost. It’s a place where my mind and heart were stirred to life by the sound of Papi playing guitar by our bedroom window on Beck Street. Those boleros—which he had learned as a child in Puerto Rico—were beautiful and heartbreaking, dramatic and romantic. They were about a place that was physically gone, but ever-present—if only in his mind. Yet those songs kept him rooted to Caguas, a town he left at 14 years of age, and would never again see before his death in 1980. I would learn to relate. The Bronx has always centered me. The stories of those who stayed, and the friendships of people like Jacob and Father Flynn, showed how to rebuild a community that had been shunted aside, abandoned, and incinerated. From community gardens to street fairs, from Hunts Point to Crotona—this series documents the random encounters with people and places that occur on the margins, geographically and otherwise. Along stretches of industrial waterfronts, parks and neighborhoods, I find myself at home, emotionally above all. I start random conversations with people about anything—the kinds of encounters that have always kept us together in good times and bad. My Nuyorican generation learned during the fires long ago how to weave through cultures, classes, languages, and even attitudes—knowing that our stories go way beyond victimhood, or being ignored. These images, which span four decades, may not be what you expect—either of the Bronx or of me—especially if you’ve been accustomed to the usual urban tropes (or marketing plans). They have everything to do with the Bronx. They have nothing to do with the Bronx. This is my Bronx life.” — David Gonzalez photoville.nyc/2021-bronx-life/
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Elizabeth Krist - National Geographic Senior Photo Editor – Eddie Adams Workshop 2015
Elizabeth Krist is a senior photo editor for National Geographic. Before joining National Geographic, Elizabeth worked at Asia and then Fortune. She has judged competitions for Kodak, Nikon, NPPA, Critical Mass, Aftermath, FotoVisura, PDN, and the RFK Journalism Awards. In addition, Elizabeth has curated exhibitions in Washington, D.C. and Athens, Greece, such as the Women of Vision exhibition and book, and has reviewed portfolios at the Palm Springs Photo Festival, Eddie Adams Workshop and Review Santa Fe. Elizabeth has won awards from Pictures of the Year, Overseas Press Club, and Communication Arts. A few years ago she received a fellowship from the International Reporting Project. Elizabeth is a graduate of Princeton University. She has served on the board of the Eddie Adams Workshop.
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