THE MONDO NEON PODCAST
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Talking Forgotten New York Neon & Signs of the Past with Author & Photographer Thomas Rinaldi
This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with author Thomas Rinaldi about his interest in New York City, writing a book all about the history of neon signs, design and important characteristics of New York's 20th century streetscapes, and so much more!
This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with author Thomas Rinaldi about his interest in New York City, writing a book all about the history of neon signs, design and important characteristics of New York's 20th century streetscapes, and so much more!
Purchase the book: New York Neon.
Find Tom on Instagram @nyneonbook and blog. Tweet us @mondoneon with your favorite moment.
Music by M.K. Khan.
Image credit: Thomas Rinaldi
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Documenting Unique Neighborhoods & Storefronts with Photographers James and Karla Murray
This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with husband-and-wife photographers, James and Karla Murray, about capturing and documenting years worth of New York City, the early days of graffiti, portraits of storefronts and shop owners, neon signs, cultural diversity, and so much more!
This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with husband-and-wife photographers, James and Karla Murray, about capturing and documenting years worth of New York City, the early days of graffiti, portraits of storefronts and shop owners, neon signs, cultural diversity, and so much more!
Find James and Karla on Instagram @jamesandkarla, Youtube and website. Tweet us @mondoneon with your favorite moment.
Image Credit: James and Karla Murray
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Importance of NYC Neon Signs with Jeff Friedman from Let There Be Neon
Jeff Friedman, owner of Let There Be Neon, one of New York’s most prolific neon workshops (38 White Street in Tribeca) - discusses how he's had a most fortunate trajectory in the neon sign business.
Jeff Friedman, owner of Let There Be Neon, one of New York’s most prolific neon workshops (38 White Street in Tribeca) - discusses how he's had a most fortunate trajectory in the neon sign business. Opened in 1972, the shop has built a strong reputation for innovation and produces neon for some of the most well-known contemporary light artists, such as Tracey Emin, Doug Wheeler, Keith Haring, and Iván Navarro. Jeff explains to Mondo why neon has had such a lasting impression, along with telling what it was like to arrive at LTBN all those years ago and meeting founder Rudi Stern. Plus, why they always aim to do things a little differently no matter what they're doing.
Go to @LetThereBeNeon to view their entire neon photo collection and superb vinyl recommendations...Saturday Record Post!
Image credit: James and Karla Murray & @dcography
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