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Feb 13, 2018 · Ted Pushinsky, who mentored a generation and documented the Mission District for 30 years before his death Jan. 23, will be remembered at his final exhibit.
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Feb 6, 2018 · More than anything, it’s easy to imagine yourself being Pushinsky, the fly-on-the-wall street photographer who died of prostate cancer two weeks ago at the age of 71, and who most say lived and breathed through his camera lens. He was also known for his documenting — particularly 30 years of change in the Mission District.
Pushinsky’s upcoming show at the Juan R. Fuentes Gallery is a collection of his work, mostly photos of The Mission District over the last 30 years. San Francisco and the Mission District, in particular, have changed a lot in that time and Ted has documented every stage of that transition.
Jun 21, 2016 · Pushinsky’s candid snapshots taken on the streets of San Francisco document 40 years of politics, fashion, and life in the city. His energetic freeze-frames can be traced to his early years photographing dance and boxing matches.
Feb 12, 2018 · Please join family and friends to admire Ted’s work, share some memories, contribute to a community altar, and honor the life of a great man. “Local Stories: Photos of San Francisco” by Ted Pushinsky will be on display through Feb 24th at the Juan R. Fuentes Gallery at Accion Latina.
Jun 5, 2015 · Some of his best work comprises half of the two-man exhibit “Maury Edelstein/Ted Pushinsky: Fifty Years of San Francisco Street Photography, 1965-2015,” at Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art in San Francisco. More than 50 photos by the indefatigable Jewish lensmen are on display through June 30.
Jan 11, 2018 · Ted Pushinsky has been taking pictures in the streets of San Francisco since he moved here in the late 1960s. He’s been called the “elder statesman” of San Francisco street photography and he helped inspired a street photography renaissance in the early 2000s as part of the Hamburger Eyes photo collective.
