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Keith Haring with a painting and self-designed bike in New York City. 1986. Thomas Hoepker

$2,000

Limited Edition Signed

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A long-time resident of New York, Thomas Hoepker vividly captures the city’s complex spirit in all its many moods. With journalistic zeal and a keen eye for crucial details, he documents a true New York with its diverse inhabitants and the allure of its prominent landmarks and hidden, far-flung corners. His insightful photography conveys a vivid sense of the city’s physical landscape and also of its unique everyday interactions and intricate urban culture. Pictured here, graffiti artist Keith Haring in 1986.

Archival Pigment Print
18 x 24 in : Edition of 25
24 x 36 in : Edition of 20
Signed

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Thomas Hoepker studied art history and archeology, then worked as a photographer for Münchner Illustrierte and Kristall between 1960 and 1963, reporting from all over the world.

He joined Stern magazine as a photo-reporter in 1964. Hoepker worked as art director for Stern in Hamburg between 1987 and 1989, when he became a full member of Magnum.

Specialising in reportage and stylish colour features, he received the prestigious Kulturpreis of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Photographie in 1968. Among many other awards for his work, he received one in 1999 from the German Ministry of Foreign Aid for Death in a Cornfield, a TV film on Guatemala. Hoepker currently lives in New York.