E.A.Kahane/PrivateCollection

I LOVE A PARADE!
Shot at various locations worldwide

This series is all about capturing the love of the human spirit. Now more than ever, we can appreciate what it means to gather. E.A. KAHANE has reimagined several of the images from this body of work, from the start of the Pandemic, 2020, until present. New iterations have been printed and exhibited in "Hey Nineteen" at Jessica Hagen Gallery and at The Historic Newport Spring, in "We Need A Parade!" both 2020. Editions of these photographs are available. Please reach out if interested.

All photographs ©EAKAHANE

THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE, NEW YORK, 1999 - Present

E.A. KAHANE divides her time between several cities, but is a New Yorker at heart. She has photographed the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade for over twenty five years and has delighted in the floats, marching bands and crowds. Two of these images, "Snoopy" and "Hello Kitty" were on view in the 2020, group exhibition, "Hey Nineteen" at Jessica Hagen Fine Art. Upcoming October 2024, E.A. KAHANE will release a book commemorating Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 100th Birthday.

Hello Kitty, NYC, 2013, ©E.A. Kahane

Marching Band, NYC, 2019, ©E.A. Kahane

Paw Patrol Balloon Passing by Window, NYC, 2019, ©E.A. Kahane

Caterpillar (and Helper), NYC, 2019, ©E.A. Kahane

Diary of a Wimpy Kid, NYC, 2019, ©E.A. Kahane

Grinch, NYC, 2019, ©E.A. Kahane

Spiderman, NYC, 2011, ©E.A. Kahane

Snoopy with Space Helmet, NYC, 2019, ©E.A. Kahane

Mr. & Mrs Claus, NYC, 2012, ©E.A. Kahane

ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE, New York City, 2010

St. Patricks's Day Parade, New York City. These photographs offer an intimate viewpoint of the parade from a first-person perspective. E.A. KAHANE captured moments of pure joy that come with cheering, and celebration. The images are a catalyst and reminder for the importance of gathering, a time we will return to.

New York City, NY ©E.A. Kahane

ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE, Newport, Rhode Island, 2016

St. Patricks's Day Parade, Newport, Rhode Island, 2016. These photographs were part of a public exhibition at The Historic Newport Spring titled, WE NEED A PARADE! from September through October 2020.