Concert story for "New York Times" 5 1965

Robert Frank's "Concert story for "New York Times" 5" (1965) is a contact sheet photograph documenting a concert, likely in New York City. The sheet shows a series of black and white photographs, each captured on 35mm film, showcasing a variety of scenes from the concert. Frank was known for his candid approach to photography, and his work often captures the essence of everyday life. This contact sheet, with its multiple exposures, offers viewers a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes of a concert and the energy of the event. It serves as a reminder of Frank's influence on modern photography and his ability to convey the complexities of the human experience through a series of fleeting moments.