Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Alexander Hryshko was born in April 1980 in Toronto, Canada. He is a historical photographer noted for changing his style to fit the subject matter.His art exhibit in April 2008 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada which featured elderly punk icons entitled Fat Fifty and Punk received many solid reviews. Fat Fifty and Punk is "a charming look at some of the genre's most important and notorious characters...(it's) best asset is that it intersperses wilder, "punker" images (i.e. Duane Peters giving the camera a drunken middle finger) with gentler, more "mature" portraits."Artists photographed in this exhibit include: Nick Cave Jonathan Richman Ian MacKaye – Fugazi Chuck D – Public Enemy Duane Peters – U.S. Bombs Henry Rollins – Black Flag Dez Cadena – Black Flag & Redd Kross Mickey DeSadist – Forgotten Rebels Tom Verlaine – Television Leonard Grave Phillips – The Dickies Joey Shithead – D.O.A. Lorna Doom – The Germs John Cale – The Velvet Underground Iggy Pop David Johansen – New York Dolls Marky Ramone – Ramones Johnny Rotten – Sex Pistols Paul Simonon – The Clash Joe Strummer – The Clash↑ ↑ ↑ ↑. }
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- Alexander_Hryshko abstract "Alexander Hryshko was born in April 1980 in Toronto, Canada. He is a historical photographer noted for changing his style to fit the subject matter.His art exhibit in April 2008 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada which featured elderly punk icons entitled Fat Fifty and Punk received many solid reviews. Fat Fifty and Punk is "a charming look at some of the genre's most important and notorious characters...(it's) best asset is that it intersperses wilder, "punker" images (i.e. Duane Peters giving the camera a drunken middle finger) with gentler, more "mature" portraits."Artists photographed in this exhibit include: Nick Cave Jonathan Richman Ian MacKaye – Fugazi Chuck D – Public Enemy Duane Peters – U.S. Bombs Henry Rollins – Black Flag Dez Cadena – Black Flag & Redd Kross Mickey DeSadist – Forgotten Rebels Tom Verlaine – Television Leonard Grave Phillips – The Dickies Joey Shithead – D.O.A. Lorna Doom – The Germs John Cale – The Velvet Underground Iggy Pop David Johansen – New York Dolls Marky Ramone – Ramones Johnny Rotten – Sex Pistols Paul Simonon – The Clash Joe Strummer – The Clash↑ ↑ ↑ ↑".