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New York's Chinatown from Bud Glick
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From 1981 to 83rd years, American photographer Bud Glick (Bud Glick) worked on his project in New York's Chinatown, as part of a global project to study the life of the Chinese diaspora in the United States of America.
The older generation was replaced by younger. The flow of immigrants has increased dramatically. This changes not only the age index of local residents, but also alters the district externally. The essence of the project was to document changes in the population age Chinatown history of the formation of young families and other social aspects. Bad Glick (Bud Glick) gave a second life to your project, scan photos, made three decades ago.
The older generation was replaced by younger. The flow of immigrants has increased dramatically. This changes not only the age index of local residents, but also alters the district externally. The essence of the project was to document changes in the population age Chinatown history of the formation of young families and other social aspects. Bad Glick (Bud Glick) gave a second life to your project, scan photos, made three decades ago.
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