The exhibit curated by MOCA and the Center For Jewish History focuses on the work of Emile Bocian, a largely unknown photojournalist who died in 1990 and took tens of thousands of photos of Asian ...

It's often said that the only constant in New York is constant change, and looking through historic photos of the city —even photos from just 20 ... ↑ Chinatown was still Chinatown 100 ...

The New York Chinatown History Project eventually came to be known as the Museum of Chinese in America. They currently have a number of Glick's photos in their archive.

Mr. Glick’s Chinatown project began when he was commissioned by the Museum of Chinese in America — then known as the New York Chinatown History Project — to photograph local residents.

(JTA) — (New York Jewish Week via JTA) — Photographer Emile Bocian grew up the son of Polish Jewish immigrants in New York.But when he died in 1990 at 78, he left an unlikely legacy as a ...

The tour group uses storytelling, food, and history to preserve and uplift NYC’s Chinatown—one walking tour at a time.

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- Legendary Chinatown photographer Corky Lee has died after battling COVID-19. Lee was known as the unofficial photo laureate of the Asian-American community. Since the 1970s ...