Washington Street and Prospect Street
Washington Street and Prospect Street
DUMBO, Brooklyn 11201
Number 65 on the official photoville map
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Location open 24 hours.
Washington Street and Prospect Street
DUMBO, Brooklyn 11201
Number 65 on the official photoville map
Click to download this year's map
Location open 24 hours.
This exhibition was curated from current students from the MFA Photography Program at Parsons School of Design in New York City.
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