Cheryl Dunn

Cheryl Dunn has had a prolific career rooted in New York City
and its gritty, nascent art scene.
After moving to NYC in the mid 80’s, she started documenting
city streets in the Lower East Side, from gra!ti writers, artists,
and skaters to boxers, bikers and protesters. In the late 90’s
she focused on filmmaking, creating classic films about artists
of her generation who have influenced the larger American
culture.
Her feature films include Everybody Street about the lives and
work of New York street photographers like Bruce Davidson, Jill
Freedman, and Moments Like This Never Last about Dash
Snow and the Downtown NYC art scene post-9/11.