During the fall of 2011, hundreds of protestors camped, marched, and drummed their way through the financial district of Manhattan. Some cheered for solidarity; others for anarchy. While a uniform message remained unclear, one thing was certain: they wanted the world to pay attention.
An unemployed creative director spends his 30th night painting inside a cardboard box in Zuccotti Park.
A nervous NYU student gathers the courage to address the crowd in Washington Square Park.
A group of musicians play old-time music in the heart of Zuccotti Park.
