Interview · TransWorld SKATEboarding
Mike O’Meally: Photographing New York City the Day After 9/11
Mike O'Meally discusses his photography taken while skateboarding around New York City following the events of 9/11.
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WHY THIS SCORE
The case for 8.5
O'Meally's perspective is profound, blending skate culture with a poignant historical moment. His narrative encourages viewers to reflect on the role of art in times of crisis.
WHY WE PICKED IT
Why it matters
This interview provides a unique perspective on how skateboarding and art intersect during a critical moment in history, highlighting a personal and reflective narrative.
THE VIDEO
What to know before watching
In this interview, Mike O'Meally shares insights about the photographs in his new book, capturing the essence of New York City the day after 9/11. He elaborates on the emotional experience of skateboarding through Manhattan during that tumultuous time.
SOURCE-CHECKED
Verified details
- Mike O'Meally's photographs were taken on September 12, 2001.
- The interview is hosted by Blair Alley.
- The book features skateboarding imagery in a post-9/11 context.
