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ICP - International Center of Photography A museum and school dedicated to photography and visual culture. The International Center of Photography (ICP) is the world’s leading institution dedicated to the practice and understanding of photography and the reproduced image in all its forms.
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Through our exhibitions, school, public programs, and community outreach, we offer an open forum for dialogue about the role images play in our culture. Since our founding, we have presented more than 700 exhibitions and offered thousands of classes, providing instruction at every level. ICP is a center where photographers and artists, students and scholars can create and interpret the world of the image.

Operating as usual

09/22/2020

Happy first day of fall🍂

📸Andrew Daneman, [Leaves], 1986.

09/20/2020

⁣ICP is reopening our home at @essexcrossing on Oct 1, and #ICPConcerned: Global Images for Global Crisis will soon be open to the public. ⠀
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Click the link in our bio to get your timed entry tickets today✨💥

09/16/2020

The International Center of Photography is reopening on Thursday, October 1, and we can’t wait to welcome you back to our brand-new home on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Our galleries and shop will be open Thursday through Sunday, 11 AM to 7 PM.

Everyone at ICP has been working hard to give you the best possible safe, and unique experience. Your safety, and that of our team, continue to be our top priority. Rest assured that we are following procedures and guidelines laid out by the CDC and local health officials. Admission to ICP is by timed ticketed entry only to ensure limited capacity. We strongly encourage you to purchase your tickets online in advance of your visit to guarantee admission. Continue to visit ICP.org to engage with our education and public programs online.

Everything you need to know is outlined at the link below. Stay tuned for more information.

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See you...🔜

09/14/2020

Hungarian-born Lucien Aigner arrived at photography through his initial pursuit of a career in journalism. He learned photography only in order to enhance his ability to describe details and atmosphere in his reports. After earning a law degree in 1924, he worked as a reporter for the Az Est newspaper in Budapest. He is most often associated with his coverage of political events and personalities that led up to World War II in Europe. #HappyBirthday 🎈

📸 Lucien Aigner, The Two Towers, 1937.

09/14/2020

The city that never sleeps is not going anywhere. ICP is #AllInNYC, are you?

📷Andreas Feininger, Telescopic camera catches NYC skyline, 1946.

09/12/2020

Happy Birthday, #LewisBaltz. 🎈

📸Lewis Baltz, [Exhibition poster for Lewis Baltz Park City, San Francisco Museum of Art], 1981.

09/11/2020

🖤 #NeverForget

📸Sonja Bullaty, Summer Evening, 1976.

09/04/2020

There are two species of elephants. Do you know them?

#NationalWildlifeDay 🐘

📸Arthur Rothstein, Elephants, Kenya. 1970.

Join David Campany, ICP's managing director of programs, for three lectures on curating photography exhibitions in the n...

09/02/2020

ICP Talks: On Curating Photography (September 9–11)

Join David Campany, ICP's managing director of programs, for three lectures on curating photography exhibitions in the next session of our ICP Talks: Lessons and Insights in Photography series! During three one-hour lectures David Campany will present a history of key moments in the photo exhibition history, explore the impact of scale and materiality when displaying photographs, and discuss ICP's most recent show, #ICPConcerned: Global Images for Global Crisis.

Tap the link below to RSVP ⬇️✨
https://bit.ly/2YW0gFp

Join David Campany, ICP’s managing director of programs, for three lectures on curating photography exhibitions in the next session of our ICP Talks: Lessons and Insights ...

08/31/2020

ICP Talks: Jamel Shabazz on Defining Moments

Join ICP & Jamel Shabazz tonight at 7PM for ICP Talks: Jamel Shabazz on Defining Moments.

RSVP here⬇️ ✨
https://bit.ly/2QCZ9pT

Brooklyn born and based Jamel Shabazz has been documenting New York City’s defining moments since the 1970s, when, inspired by the notion of concerned photography, he began to ...

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08/27/2020

The ICP Just Opened a New Exhibition. The ICP Is Closed.

Thank you, Town & Country✨

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With #ICPConcerned, curator David Campany found a way to keep the institution's heart beating, even if its doors remain shuttered.

08/25/2020

ICP's course Intersectionality in Documentary Photography examines the intersections of documentary photography and race, economics, class, and culture in the United States. Using intersectionality theory, students will dive into concepts such as visibility, gaze, compositional hierarchy, and storytelling, and how documentary photography integrates these themes to produce compelling images that accurately represent marginalized communities. Register at the link below✨

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📸Vanessa Charlot

08/25/2020

Five months, thousands of stories🖤

Learn more about #ICPConcerned: Global Images for Global Crisis at the link below.

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08/24/2020

Join ICP’s Managing Director of Programs David Campany on 8/28 for a remote in-gallery tour and presentation of #ICPConcerned: Global Images for Global Crisis, an evolving exhibition heading towards 1,000 images drawn from #ICPConcerned posts on Instagram made from the time New York City went into lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, through the thousands of Black Lives Matter demonstrations that have taken place since the murder of George Floyd, through now.

Campany will show the installation process, which includes an in-gallery printing station, and conduct a walk-through of the physical space before giving a presentation of the images submitted from over 60 countries featured in the exhibition. RSVP at the link below⬇️✨

https://bit.ly/32ptIEM

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Image: Merima Ramdedović, Growth During a Pandemic | This photo was taken the last time I took the train before quarantine, I wanted to create beauty within that cold and empty setting of the train as a result of COVID-19. March 20, New York, NY.

08/19/2020

"To me, pictures are like blintzes - ya gotta get 'em while they're hot." - Weegee

#WorldPhotographyDay

📸 Weegee, 1938, The Genius of the Camera.

08/18/2020

As the popular saying goes, “The best camera in the world is the one that’s with you." In this hands-on weekend workshop, iPhone Photography Online, students will learn how to elevate their photos from casual snapshots to frame-worthy personal images using only an iPhone. Register today at the link below✨

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📸 Clint Weldon

08/17/2020

ICP's Managing Director of Programs, David Campany, will be taking over the ICP Instagram account this week going behind the scenes of "#ICPConcerned: Global Images for Global Crisis" head to our IG account now to follow along! 📸 ✨

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08/11/2020

#ICPConcerned: Global Images for Global Crisis presents a selection of photographs collected from the ICP Concerned hashtag on Instagram, initiated by the International Center of Photography in March 2020. The images, chosen by ICP staff across departments, present a wide range of responses to recent events worldwide, from the COVID-19 pandemic to Black Lives Matter protests and beyond.

The exhibition at ICP in New York City will continue to grow alongside the Instagram archive in the coming months, eventually encompassing 1,000 images. We encourage you to keep showing us how you are responding in this moment by tagging #ICPConcerned on Instagram.

Click the link below to learn more about #ICPConcerned: Global Images for Global Crisis.

https://bit.ly/3kCzvz0

Image: Garry Lotulung, @garrylotulung. Muslim women wearing face masks pray to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, the festival marking the end of Ramadan, at a residential area amid the spread of COVID-19. May 24, Bekasi, Indonesia.

ICP's new Gap Year Program is designed to offer students individualized attention and in depth learning w/ a flexible sc...

08/05/2020

Take Your Gap Year with ICP

ICP's new Gap Year Program is designed to offer students individualized attention and in depth learning w/ a flexible schedule. Along with 40 hours of class time, you'll receive 10 hours of one-on-one mentorship. Register below✨

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The International Center of Photography’s new Gap Year Program is designed to offer students individualized attention and in-depth learning with a flexible schedule. Grounded in ICP’s robust Continuing Education offerings, participants receive 10 hours of one-on-one mentorship to complement 40 h...

08/05/2020

Time is short...🕟

#WeegeeWednesday

📸 Weegee, [Time Is Short, Little Italy, New York] 1942.

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08/03/2020

⁣Apply now for @ICP’s 2020-2021 Creative Practices and Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism Programs, starting this fall! ⠀
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ICP’s One-Year Certificate Programs provide advanced students with an intensive yearlong course of study to strengthen personal vision, refine skills and technique, and explore the many disciplines informing media and art today.⠀⠀
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Click the video to hear Rochelle Brockington (CP 2019 Graduate) detail her experience at @icp! 📸

08/03/2020

ICP's Teen Academy offers quarterly classes for every level! Register today for Photo II in Digital: Creating a Body of Work. In this one-week intensive and more advanced digital photography class, students explore workflows for further developing a body of work or portfolio.

Click the link below to register💫

https://bit.ly/2XmMpam

📸 Lydia Lee

08/01/2020

In her brief but dramatic career, Gerda Taro made some of the most striking photographs to come from the front lines of the Spanish Civil War.
#HappyBirthday

📸 Gerda Taro: [Republican soldier playing the bugle, Valencia, Spain]

https://bit.ly/39LXbvO

07/22/2020

ICP's Teen Academy program offers quarterly classes for every level. The program is designed to cultivate visual literacy, personal vision, and leadership skills through classes focused on the techniques and history of photography and visual culture.

Register for Teen Academy today at the link below ⬇️ 💫

https://bit.ly/30Fu2P1

📸 Curtis Willocks

07/21/2020

ICP Teen Academy Alum Steven Tovar’s work is influenced by his identity and upbringing, and his photography focuses on the injustices affecting his community.

Click the link below to read more about Steven Tovar in The Washington Post and eleven other young photographers of color as they share their stories about how the events of 2020 have shaped them.

https://wapo.st/3jsUUtV

📸Steven Tovar

07/18/2020

“We must use time wisely and forever realize that the time is always ripe to do right.” - Nelson Mandela

#HappyBirthday #MandelaDay

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📸Jürgen Schadeberg, Nelson Mandela, Treason Trial.

07/17/2020

Advance your creative skills this summer! Register today for a Continuing Education class at The International Center of Photography. With classes such as Smartphone Photography Online, and Getting Closer: Intimacy and Portraiture, you’ll be producing amazing work in no time.

Click the link below to register today ⬇️📸

https://bit.ly/3enjPvj

07/17/2020

Best known for her photographic documentation of New York City in the late 1930s, Berenice Abbott experimented with photography as a tool to illustrate scientific phenomena, such as magnetism and motion.

#HappyBirthday 🎈

07/16/2020

Join ICP for the nation-wide release of artist JR’s short film, One Thousand Stories: The Making of a Mural. Follow artist JR (Faces Places) in the creation of his first video mural project, The Chronicles of San Francisco. Directed by Tasha Van Zandt (Time magazine’s Emmy Nominated Guns in America).

Stream the film at the link below, and #MuseumFromHome 🎬

https://bit.ly/3fs50ZM

Elliot Erwitt: Silence Sounds Good follows legendary Magnum photographer Elliot Erwitt as he travels back to Cuba for th...

07/14/2020

Film Screening—Elliott Erwitt: Silence Sounds Good and JR’s One Thousand Stories

Elliot Erwitt: Silence Sounds Good follows legendary Magnum photographer Elliot Erwitt as he travels back to Cuba for the first time since his iconic Newsweek photos of Fidel Castro & Che Guevara for a new book and exhibition. The film screening dives into Erwitt’s extensive photo archives of presidents’ popes and everyday people while showcasing Erwitt’s signature wry observations, often likened to “Chaplin movies.”

RSVP now at the link below✨

https://bit.ly/32fMhNc

Join ICP for the nation-wide release of the new films, Elliott Erwitt: Silence Sounds Good—directed by ICP alum Adriana Lopez Sanfeliu—and artist JR’s short film, ...

07/13/2020

Since 2001, ICP’S Teen Academy program has supported thousands of New York City high school students. Join us on 7/20 for Teen Academy Imagemakers: Creating a Body of Work. In this one-week intensive, students will explore workflows for further developing a body of work or portfolio.

Register now at the link below⬇️ ✨

https://bit.ly/2C5VVaE

📸Russell Hickman

07/10/2020

Great talk with our teens, & Award-winning filmmaker and ICP at THE POINT alum Nadia Hallgren on Tuesday!

Join us tomorrow for our second chat with Nadia Hallgren, “Becoming a Visual Storyteller.”

RSVP at the link below✨ #ICPTalks

https://bit.ly/2ZVMBOD

07/08/2020

Rolling applications for ICP's 2020-2021 Doc Practice & Visual Journalism & Creative Practices Program are now open! Priority for scholarship opportunities will be given to those who apply before 7/31.

Tap link below to learn more✨

https://bit.ly/3gGblBe

📸 Kate Dumke

07/06/2020

Join ICP & instructor’s Mira Dayal, and Katie Giritlian on 7/9 for ‘Reimagining Captions: Poetic Approaches to Photography’. Captions often contextualize images in history or memory after their production, and are usually treated as secondary to the photograph. In this course, we explore how the caption can instead function as a poetic prompt for imagemaking.

Register at the link below! 💫

https://bit.ly/2O37xNT

📸: Mira Dayal

07/03/2020

Award-winning filmmaker and ICP at THE POINT alum Nadia Hallgren returns to ICP fresh off the release of Becoming, the Netflix documentary she directed about former First Lady Michelle Obama. Teens and adults are invited to join Hallgren for two illuminating conversations on her journey as a visual storyteller. Get your tickets today! ⁠
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ICP Teen Talks—Voices of Change: Nadia Hallgren
https://bit.ly/38rgU3A

ICP Talks: Nadia Hallgren on Becoming a Visual Storyteller.
https://bit.ly/3dVwllJ

📷: Courtesy of Nadia Hallgren

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⁣ICP is reopening our home at @essexcrossing on Oct 1, and #ICPConcerned: Global Images for Global Crisis will soon be open to the public. ⠀ ⠀ Click the link in our bio to get your timed entry tickets today✨💥

⁣Apply now for @ICP’s 2020-2021 Creative Practices and Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism Programs, starting this fall! ⠀ ⠀ ICP’s One-Year Certificate Programs provide advanced students with an intensive yearlong course of study to strengthen personal vision, refine skills and technique, and explore the many disciplines informing media and art today.⠀⠀ ⠀ Click the video to hear Rochelle Brockington (CP 2019 Graduate) detail her experience at @icp! 📸

2020 Infinity Award: Applied—Nadine Ijewere

"I think it's important to have more representation in fashion. It's something that we shouldn't even have to think about—we shouldn't even have to question...the industry is changing and I think that fashion images don't have to be a static image of the person wearing the clothes, it can be a story." – Nadine Ijewere, 2020 Infinity Award Recipient in Applied Click the link below to watch Nadine Ijewere, Applied Honoree, remark on her efforts to challenge beauty norms and diversify the world of fashion photography. https://youtu.be/mwrierSSHPE You can still support ICP and the Infinity Awards at icp.org/donate! The ICP Board of Trustees will match your gift dollar-for-dollar, for up to $200,000, doubling your impact. All proceeds from the Infinity Awards directly benefit ICP’s education and exhibition programs, providing critical crisis funding for the entire institution.

2020 Infinity Award: Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism—Hannah Reyes Morales

"It is a privilege to be given an award in documentary practice, a field that I always thought belonged to people who didn't look like me, by an institution that felt out of reach...The best thing anyone has ever done, has been to look at me and where I am from, and to see me as an equal." – Hannah Reyes Morales, 2020 Infinity Award Recipient in Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism Watch Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism honoree Hannah Reyes Morales recount the lessons she's learned on the field as part of the entire 2020 Infinity Awards celebration on ICP's YouTube channel. View the entire program at the link below. https://youtu.be/mwrierSSHPE You can still support ICP and the Infinity Awards at icp.org/donate! The ICP Board of Trustees will match your gift dollar-for-dollar, for up to $200,000, doubling your impact. All proceeds from the Infinity Awards directly benefit ICP’s education and exhibition programs, providing critical crisis funding for the entire institution.

2020 Infinity Award: Online Platform & New Media—the 1619 Project of the New York Times Magazine

"The 1619 Project was truly an experience of a lifetime...what we produced was something we hoped would really do justice to the experience of 400 years in this country, and the legacy of slavery in modern American life. So we are grateful to receive this type of recognition of the work..." – Nikole Hannah-Jones, 2020 Infinity Award Recipient in Online Platform and New Media for the 1619 Project Nikole Hannah-Jones was recently awarded the 2020 #PulitzerPrize for Commentary for her work on the New York Times Magazine's 1619 Project. Click the link below to watch Hannah-Jones and New York Times Magazine editor in chief Jake Silverstein reflect on the impact of this critical project as part of the entire 2020 Infinity Awards celebration on ICP's YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/mwrierSSHPE You can still support ICP and the Infinity Awards at icp.org/donate! The ICP Board of Trustees will match your gift dollar-for-dollar, for up to $200,000, doubling your impact. All proceeds from the Infinity Awards directly benefit ICP’s education and exhibition programs, providing critical crisis funding for the entire institution.

2020 Infinity Award: Lifetime Achievement—Don McCullin

"...Being awarded this honor by ICP, makes me feel as if I'm a part of the family—the family of American photography, which I've always thought was the true home of photography." – Sir Don McCullin, 2020 Infinity Award Recipient in Lifetime Achievement Watch Lifetime Achievement honoree Don McCullin discuss his legendary work and career as part of the 2020 Infinity Awards. Click the link below to view the entire film. https://bit.ly/Infinity-Don-McCullin You can still support ICP and the Infinity Awards at icp.org/donate! The ICP Board of Trustees will match your gift dollar-for-dollar, for up to $200,000, doubling your impact. All proceeds from the Infinity Awards directly benefit ICP’s education and exhibition programs, providing critical crisis funding for the entire institution.

Elinor Carucci has been teaching at the International Center of Photography for 20 years. Here she is discussing her Thursday class at ICP, "Photographing the Familiar." She's amazing! #ICPEssex 📷 Michael Mooney for ICP

School's in session at ICP’s integrated center on the Lower East Side of Manhattan! Here's #ICPBardMFA faculty member Joanna Lehan before her class, "Writing for the MFA Degree." https://bit.ly/2saKKUp 📷 Michael Mooney for ICP #ICPEssex

"In my work, I often utilize laundry lines, not only as a poetic symbol but also as a reference to proverbial domestic space and the working Black body," — Tyler Mitchell "Tyler Mitchell: I Can Make You Feel Good" is live now, stop by our new home to check out the exhibition! It's beautiful. 📍 79 Essex Street 📷 Michael Mooney for ICP

Come visit ICP's new home at 79 Essex Street! A special shout out to those who attended ICP’s Opening Community Day last Saturday. Over 2,000 of you showed up to experience our new space and exhibitions, and learn about our programming and educational offerings. 🔗 https://bit.ly/3117vff ⬇️ Our Exhibitions ⬇️ "Tyler Mitchell: I Can Make You Feel Good" "CONTACT HIGH: A Visual History of Hip-Hop" "James Coupe: Warriors" "The Lower East Side: Selections from the ICP Collection" 📍 79 Essex Street 🎥 Michael Mooney for ICP

Cue the celebration music 🎉📷🎉⠀ ⠀ Our new home at 79 Essex Street in New York City is now open! We look forward to welcoming our Lower East Side neighbors and photography lovers from all over the world! ⠀ Stop by to celebrate with us and experience our four new exhibitions.

⁣⁣#ICYMI⠀⠀ “CONTACT HIGH: A Visual History of Hip-Hop has landed in New York City.” 📸 🔊🎤⠀⠀ See you on January 25! Our free Opening Community Day can't come soon enough. #CONTACTHIGH https://bit.ly/2NILPPF

Have you heard? We're opening ‪on Saturday, January 25‬ and you're invited! Join us for Community Day to celebrate the opening of our new home at Essex Crossing on Manhattan’s Lower East Side (‪79 Essex Street‬). You'll learn more about our educational programs and public events for teens, adults, and families. Visitors will also have an opportunity to view our four opening exhibitions: "Tyler Mitchell: I Can Make You Feel Good," "CONTACT HIGH: A Visual History of Hip-Hop," "James Coupe: Warriors," and "The Lower East Side: Selections from the ICP Collection." Tickets are FREE, claim here: https://bit.ly/2NlgBxW

📷❄️ Happy Holidays from ICP ❄️📷 May they be bright, merry and filled with photography. We'll see you in 2020 at our dynamic new center at 79 Essex Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan (Essex Crossing)!

Drumroll, please! We are excited to share ICP's new brand identity. The International Center of Photography will be opening a new integrated center at ‪79 Essex Street‬ on Manhattan’s Lower East Side (Essex Crossing). https://bit.ly/2AItCus Pentagram

COMING SOON

A new ICP is coming in 2020! It’s an exciting new chapter for ICP as we move to a new home and launch our rebrand. We are looking forward to welcoming you into our integrated center on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. https://bit.ly/2AItCus

School’s in Session

School’s in session at ICP! 📷 We offer inspiration and education for imagemakers at every level, from Teen Academy to Continuing Education to Part-Time, One-Year Certificate and MFA programs. Join us this fall in Midtown or this winter at our new home at 79 Essex Street on the Lower East Side. Learn more ➡️ https://bit.ly/35Lkcwz

Essex Crossing

Coming Soon! 🙌 📷 ICP will open a new integrated center at 79 Essex Street in January 2020 (Essex Crossing). #FindMeAtESX https://bit.ly/2AItCus

ICP/GOST FIRST PHOTOBOOK AWARD

📸 It's the last call to submit to the ICP/ GOST Books First Photobook Award! 📚 The winner will have their first book designed, edited, printed, and published by the ICP/GOST imprint. Call for entries is open through September 2, 2019! https://bit.ly/2Xqv2mI

ICP Welcomes the New OYC Students!

Yesterday was the first day for the new One-Year Certificate program students! ✅ Creative Practices ✅ Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism ✅ New Media Narratives Here's to an amazing year at ICP! https://bit.ly/2oiqyxv

IN PROCESS: MENGWEN CAO

While studying here at ICP, Mengwen Cao (NMN 2016 and DOC 2017) came out to her parents via Facetime. "'Here We Are' is a multimedia project exploring Chinese queer identity. My parents thought I had never fallen in love. We never talked about relationships because I had a secret: I like girls. I made a video letter coming out to them and recorded their unfiltered response. My story is not unique. Only 5% of LGBTQ people in China are completely open about their identity due to huge family and societal pressures. The project is to amplify the voice of this community and explore the hidden stories. Here we are in spite of everything." #ICPinProcess https://bit.ly/2EWKCQk 📹 Mengwen Cao #Pride

Timelapse... GO! We're over here installing "The Underground Almanac," the upcoming exhibition for our One-Year Certificate programs. Stop by for the opening reception on Friday, June 14. https://bit.ly/2K5g1nG

ICP @ ESSEX CROSSING

ICP @ Essex Crossing In January 2020, ICP is moving to our new home on the Lower East Side in NYC.

🙌 International Museum Day is here! 📷 Celebrate the day with photography at the ICPMuseum. ✅ Your Mirror: Portraits from the ICP Collection ✅ For Freedoms: Where Do We Go From Here https://bit.ly/2AVMA0C

#TeenArtsWeek

#TeenArtsWeek is happening now! On Saturday (5/18), join us at the #ICPMuseum for a FREE guided tour of our current exhibitions and a hands-on photography workshop. RSVP ➡️ https://bit.ly/2LTg6Nl (92nd Street Y)

I AM ICP

🌎 From Australia to Venezuela, the International Center of Photography inspires students from around the world. Twenty-six countries, in fact. 🌏 https://bit.ly/2oiqyxv 📹 I Am ICP, Created by #ICPalumni Mengwen Cao (China / NMN'16 & Doc'17)

REIMAGINING THE IMAGE: WALÉ OYÉJIDÉ

With "After Migration," Walé Oyéjidé aims to use fashion photography to empower marginalized communities. Tonight at the #ICPMuseum, he will be discussing the project during a free public program. RSVP ➡️ https://bit.ly/2XVBqTj

2019 INFINITY AWARD: EMERGING PHOTOGRAPHER—JESS T. DUGAN

🎥 2019 Infinity Award: Emerging Photographer—Jess T. Dugan 🎥 "I want to live in a world where people can be themselves. That sounds so simple, but it's complicated. I try to create images that document people who are doing that, but also function as validation and possibility for other people who are trying to figure out how to do that." ⬇️ Watch the #InfinityAwards film ⬇️ (MediaStorm)

2019 INFINITY AWARD: LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT—ROSALIND FOX SOLOMON

🎥 2019 Infinity Award: Lifetime Achievement 🎥 Rosalind Fox Solomon has been recognized for her work examining human vulnerability, ritual, and survival. ⬇️ Watch the #InfinityAwards film ⬇️ (MediaStorm)