BETHANY EDEN JACOBSON
FILMMAKER & PHOTOGRAPHER
"Another Time, Another Place"
Pop-Up Exhibit at Gallery Onetwentyeight,
128 Rivington St. (between Essex and Norfolk), NYC
June 23-25, 1-7pm
Opening Reception: Wed, June 24, 5-8pm
New York, NY — June, 11, 2026 — "Another Place, Another Time" is a color photography series and upcoming book by Bethany Eden Jacobson documenting New York City's downtown scene of the 1980s, when creativity thrived on risk, urgency, and community. Exhibited here for the first time, these photographs capture a city alive with possibility—from Iggy Pop against the twin towers, and graffiti artists Phase 2 and Snake in the subway tunnels, to David Wojnarowicz’s murals in the abandoned West Side piers. Jacobson's images preserve a fleeting moment before rising rents and commercialization transformed the city forever.
Contact: Bethany Eden Jacobson, 646-339-8553, email: bethany@bethanyjacobson.com https://www.bethanyjacobson.com/
"Another Time, Another Place" - New York City, 1980s
The Kickstarter for my upcoming book ended on May 14, but the campaign
is still accepting late pledges. You can pre-order a book through Kickstarter.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bjacobson/another-time-another-place-photobook-relaunch
Check out the video below to find out more.
ODE TO A CEMETERY
Limited Edition Book
An Homage To Green-Wood Cemetery
Bethany Eden Jacobson moved across the street from the Green-Wood Cemetery over a decade ago. She has been photographing it ever since. Green-Wood, founded in 1838, was a leader in the Rural Cemetery movement in America. It's 478 acres encompass magnificent grounds, grand architecture, and world-class statuary.
"Ode To A Cemetery" was published in November 2024 by Hirmer Verlag with text by poet Cole Swensen.
Throughout four seasons, Jacobson’s book captures the spirit of this verdant, history-drenched pastoral cemetery. Available at select bookstores including, Rizzoli and the Museum of Modern Art. See below to purchase a signed copy.
