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James Prigoff, who documented street art, dies at 93 Prigoff was the author, with Henry Chalfant, of “Spraycan Art” (1987). by Neil Genzlinger (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- James Prigoff, who after beginning his career in business turned his attention to photography, documenting public murals and street art in thousands of pictures taken all over the world and helping to legitimize works once dismissed as vandalism, died April 21 at his home in Sacramento, California. He was 93. His granddaughter Perri Prigoff confirmed his death. Prigoff was the author, with Henry Chalfant, of “Spraycan Art” (19...

James Prigoff, Who Documented Street Art, Dies at 93 In thousands of pictures, Mr. Prigoff captured the often ephemeral but complex works that were once dismissed as vandalism. James Prigoff at the opening of the Museum of Graffiti in Miami in 2019. “‘Vandalism’ may be a matter of point of view,” he once said of the street art he photographed, “but it is clearly art.”Credit...Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Published May 1, 2021Updated May 5, 2021 James Prigoff, who after beginning his career in business turned his attention to photography, documenting public murals and street art in...

Apr 2, 2021 Photo Provided Wheeling University students explain a research poster during a past Research Day. This year’s event will be held Wednesday in Troy Theater. WHEELING — Students from various academic programs will present their scholarly work during Wheeling University’s annual Student Research & Scholarship Symposium Wednesday. This year, the annual research symposium will consist of a half day of poster and oral presentations by students from a variety of academic majors, which will begin at noon. That evening, the health science programs will hold its Inter-Professional ...