We were working in STD clinics or public health offices or really small mom-and-pop storefront organizations that were created to respond to HIV/AIDS.
Zoe Leonard has photographed mom-and-pop storefronts on the Lower East Side and in Brooklyn over the past decade.
Hollywood filmmakers come here when they need a Mayberry backdrop or a row of mom-and-pop storefronts.
You may not even know that there is an industry term for the promotional signs installed by large corporations — usually soft-drink companies, most often Coca-Cola — on mom-and-pop storefronts.
Last week, Justin Timberlake extended to his fans in New York City an invitation to a pop-up storefront.
It seems that there is an opportunity for Powhow to become the Etsy for hobby-based instructors, offering a virtual, pop-up storefront by which to sell their classes, track analytics, and create real relationships with their students.
The new energy is coming from elsewhere, from pop up storefronts and inner city youth orchestras.
Route 66, or the Mother Road, is indisputably the great American road trip, and has roadside attractions (think: drive-ins, retro diners and small town mom-and-pop-style storefronts) that are worth the two-week journey alone.
T-shirts bearing the phrase "I do" have popped up in storefront windows, alongside more traditional tourist designs, like one that reads "This is my beer drinking T-shirt".
The film itself was a sensation at the Sundance Film Festival this year, especially after Banksy works (including stenciled images of a cameraman shooting a flower) began popping up on storefront walls in Park City, Utah.
The storefront popped up by the API reads the photo a user wants to print and only shows "safe" printing sizes that are the right aspect ratio and won't look blurry.
