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Joel Meyerowitz was one of the pioneers in the use of color photography in the 1960s and 1970s.Through his work the form became a roving street and landscape medium, escaping the confines of the commercial studio where it had previously been bound to professional portraiture and carefully staged product shots. Howard Greenberg Gallery presents a two-part career survey, beginning with this look at Meyerowitz’s early work, as he transitions out of black-and-white film and begins to look for subjects beyond New York City.
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