State of the Arts
Brian Rose, Photographer: Atlantic City
Clip: Season 37 Episode 7 | 5m 55sVideo has Closed Captions
Photographer Brian Rose's visual commentary on Atlantic City, post-Trump.
Brian Rose is known for his images of architecture and for his photo books about the Lower East Side, the World Trade Center, and Berlin, before and after the Wall. Now, he’s published a book about Atlantic City. Brian Rose takes a close look at the city where Donald Trump was a major player for decades, and at the legacy of the casino industry that dominates the historic shore town.
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State of the Arts
Brian Rose, Photographer: Atlantic City
Clip: Season 37 Episode 7 | 5m 55sVideo has Closed Captions
Brian Rose is known for his images of architecture and for his photo books about the Lower East Side, the World Trade Center, and Berlin, before and after the Wall. Now, he’s published a book about Atlantic City. Brian Rose takes a close look at the city where Donald Trump was a major player for decades, and at the legacy of the casino industry that dominates the historic shore town.
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