NYC///DOWNTOWNING///PAT O’DELL’s “EPICLY LATER’D” AT FUSE GALLERY…

January 24th, 2008

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Even winter can’t stop the ladies of NYC…

Vice Magazine photo editor and photographer-at-large PAT O’DELL opened his first NYC solo show at FUSE GALLERY this Saturday nite and the downtown kids turned out in droves to show their support . Titled “Epicly Later’d” after his photojournalistic website of the same name, the exhibit features O’Dell’s trademark street-level images of his downtown friends and freaks-at-large captured on O’Dell’s never-ending world travels. HAVE A LOOK:

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Fuse Gallery owner Erik Foss and photographer Ryan McGinley…

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Fast rising art star Aurel Schmidt…

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Skater Tino Razzo out-beards Pat…

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Double trouble: Shelter and Ivory Serra in a typically angry mood…

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Fashion designer Caprice kills it as usual…

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Artist & NY Times writer Andrew Kuo…

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The real reason to go to an art opening….

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Photographer & curator Angela Boatwright…

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Dave Aaron & Pat-O…

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“Ladies… ”

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Tim Barber & photographer girlfriend Julia Burlingham…

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“Ahem, ladies…”

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Mr Foss with Deitch gallery director Kathy Grayson…

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THE LATE NITE SCENE: MORRISSEY NITE AT SWAY:
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Dan Colen & Josh Wildman exchange “something”…

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Fashionista Ben Cho can’t be disturbed…

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Mr Foss gets lucky…

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And Josh Wildman lives up to his name…

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