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Olmedini El Mago featured in the New York Times

Added on January 11, 2019 by Jaime Permuth.

My latest body of work gets its debut feature in today's NY Times "Lens".

"Olmedini El Mago", is a photographic document of the life of a 78 year old blind magician as he works the subways of New York City to make a living. It will also run in print on Sunday, January 20th in the paper's Metropolitan Section.

I am particularly proud to have my photographs accompanied by an essay by David Gonzalez, one of the essential voices which define the life of this city for many of us.

Tags Jaime Permuth, Olmedini El Mago, New York Times, NY Times, David Gonzalez, Lens, Metropolitan, Magic, Magia
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