Video: Check out a Q&A with photog Bruce Kravetz

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Video: Check out a Q&A with photog Bruce Kravetz

POSTED: Tuesday, September 1, 2009, 11:07 PM

Filed Under: Arts

Watch this video with local photographer Bruce Kravetz, who basically says that the reason he doesn't cheat on lovers or do other incendiary stuff is because he's got art ' meaning he can direct all his passion/energies on it, instead of others. City Paper's videographer Neal Santos says he found Kravetz while just walking around the city. You can see his art (including the sculpture he's shooting in the video) on his Web site.

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Posted 2009-09-07 09:00:14

This gut is great any woman who finds him ought to consider herself lucky. He is the most wonderful person I have ever met. He is also talented and ought to be in New York City. And the city shoud pay him a heap of money. People ought to pay him money to work with him. Don't you agree

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