Sidewalk
by Mitchell Duneier, Hakim Hasan, Ovie Carter
In Sidewalk, Mitchell Duneier, along with Hakim Hasan and Ovie Carter, presents a groundbreaking study of life on New York City's streets. Featuring ethnographic observations and powerful images, it uncovers the stories of vendors and the homeless in Greenwich Village, shedding light on urban inequality and human endurance amid the city's rhythm.
About This Book
Sidewalk is a compelling exploration of the social dynamics on New York City's sidewalks, focusing on the individuals who inhabit these public spaces daily.
Authored by Mitchell Duneier with contributions from Hakim Hasan and Ovie Carter, the book combines ethnographic research with striking photographic documentation to illuminate the experiences of street vendors, panhandlers, and others navigating urban poverty.
It delves into the interactions between these sidewalk dwellers and the broader community, highlighting themes of resilience, marginalization, and everyday survival in a bustling metropolis.
Through this work, readers gain a deeper understanding of the invisible forces shaping city life and the humanity found in overlooked corners of society.
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