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It is a visual diary, documenting the post-Stonewall homosexual subculture and her family and friends, in a turmoil-taken New York City of the 1970s and 80s. More just lately, the photographer lunched a collection of protests at Guggenheim Museum in New York in opposition to the museum’s decision of accepting money from the Sackler household. The family owns Purdue Pharma, which manufactures OxyContin, a drug linked to the present American opioid disaster Art News. That is, until the surviving Jewish communities outside of Europe – together with the Jewish Museum in New York – stepped in after the war to…
