Bruce Silverstein Gallery presents Frank Paulin's first color photo exhibition

The Bruce Silverstein Gallery is showcasing "Frank Paulin: Unseen Color, 1956 - 2008," marking its fourth exhibition of Frank Paulin's (1926–2016) work and the first to focus solely on his color photography. This display includes twenty pieces created between 1956 and 2008, highlighting a collection that largely went unnoticed during the artist's life. Beginning in the mid-1950s, Paulin shot on color film, but these images were not printed until later in his career, offering a rare chance to reevaluate the origins of early color street photography in the U.S. While Paulin is celebrated for his black-and-white street scenes of New York City, he was also crafting exceptional color images that complicate the established narrative of American color photography.