Treatments in Photoshop by FHJ – © Vlad Iorsh
Downtown Brooklyn
New Fading DeKalb Market – Willoughby & Flatbush
© Frank H. Jump
Original artwork by Molicia Crichton
Of course, after I discover something and photograph it, it disappears. The Dekalb Market is closing after just over a year – three and a half years prior to the promise made by Urban Space, a NYC developer that organizes specialty markets. All of the vendors with whom I spoke were not happy about the situation since they had all made large out-of-pocket investments to equip their storage container kiosks.
Merchants upset by planned move for DeKalb Market – NY Daily News – June 28, 2012
- Nile Valley Eco-Juice & Salad Bar – Molicia Crichton/Brian David - FACEBOOK - TWITTER @nilevalleyjuice - Original art by Molicia
- Brooklyn Rock – Seth Braunstein
- Mayunina – Rigel Angelina - FACEBOOK
- Cuzin’s Duzin – Todd Jones
- Pasticcio – Nicola (Chef)
Brooklyn’s New Dekalb Market – Year Two
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
The Best Cappuccino in Town! © Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
For the best cup of coffee, some great wines and really fun food, check out this great temporary market while it lasts – before someone drops a high-rise on it. Really neat jewelry and clothes too!
- Inhabitat -Brooklyn’s New DeKalb Market is Made from 22 Salvaged Shipping Containers – Exclusive Photos! by Leonel Ponce, 07/25/11
Featured Fade – Lindsay Laboratories – Nevins & Schermerhorn Streets – Downtown Brooklyn – Bennett Cohen
© Bennett Cohen
© Bennett Cohen
Elsewhere on the Internet:
- More old ads that are fading fast – Ephemeral NY – March 4, 2009
Russeks – Fulton Street Mall – Downtown Brooklyn
© Frank H. Jump
Russeks started out specializing in furs, but the Brooklyn branch and its Fifth Avenue counterpart soon became known for their women’s collections. These ads appeared in The New York Times pre-World War II. – Ephemeral NY
