In 1980, photographer Brian Rose documented the streets and buildings of New York City's Lower East Side, with fellow photographer Ed Fausty. It was the neighborhood's darkest, but most creative moment. While buildings crumbled and burned, artists and musicians came to explore and express the edgy quality of the place.
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| East 4th Street between the Bowery and Second Avenue, 1980 © Brian Rose/Ed Fausty |
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| Orchard/Delancey Street, 1980 © Brian Rose/Ed Fausty |
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| Houston Street, 1980 © Brian Rose/Ed Fausty |
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| Henry Street, 1980 © Brian Rose/Ed Fausty |
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| East 5th Street, 1980 © Brian Rose/Ed Fausty |
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| East 4th Street between Avenue B and C, 1980 © Brian Rose/Ed Fausty |
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| Ludlow Street, Puerto Rican Independence mural, 1980 © Brian Rose/Ed Fausty |
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