Recap: “Snowblind” Presented by Carnage and Making Deals Zine at Klughaus Gallery

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Despite the unseasonably mild winter we’ve had, Friday’s stellar turnout at Klughaus Gallery proved New Yorker’s still crave that briskness. The gallery’s latest group show, Snowblind, curated by Carnage and Making Deals Zine was a pleasant reminder of the grit and beauty of winter in the city.

Photographs by Martha Cooper in Snowblind at Klughaus Gallery

The photography-centric show featured artists that depicted a surprising array of urban eras, from Martha Cooper’s 1970s NYC-street photos which included a shot of a mustached Salvador Dali riding a sleigh through a snowy and idyllic Central Park, to director Alexander Richter’s more contemporary and jarring black and white photo of an armed rapper.

Photographs by Steven Siegel and Alexander Richter in Snowblind at Klughaus Gallery

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