May 09

2 Agency Creatives Document the Intimate Lives of New York City’s Homeless

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In New York City, 63,000 men, women and children are homeless, and every night, approximately 4,000 sleep on the street. Simon Dolsten and Chris Bosler recently took time away from their jobs as an advertising copywriter and art director to collaborate with photographer Gabriella Lincoln and low-income housing charity Urban Pathways to create “Homeless Essentials,”…

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