The building where Malcolm X was assassinated has some incredible ceramic details which had fallen into pretty bad shape 30 years ago. ©Matt Weber
Harlem Street Signs 1989
This image and most others can be purchased for documentary use, or as a signed archival print.
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The Audubon Ballroom 1987
50 years ago Malcolm X was assassinated in this building…
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The Audubon Ballroom” 1989
A place which lives in infamy. 47 years ago Malcolm X was assassinated in this building…
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“Power at Last…Forever!” Harlem 1986
The Starlight Bar must have had a few interesting moments in it over the years…
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“By Any Means Necessary” Harlem 1987 (New Scan)
I remember being so excited when I took this torn poster shot of Malcolm X. Wow, I was into something cool and cutting edge…Shortly thereafter I bought a copy Walker Evans American photographs and saw his “Minstrel Showbill” picture from 50 years earlier, and got bitchslapped back to reality…
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“The Audubon Ballroom” 1986
An ancient mannequin in a store which was on the side street side of the Audubon Ballroom. (Malcolm X) A 20×30 print would be a lovely gift, don’t you think?
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The Audubon Ballroom 1986
This place was really rundown and fortunately has been restored to most of its former glory. This is also where Malcom X was murdered in 1965…
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Black and White Street Photographs of New York City by Matt Weber 