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ICP stands in solidarity with Black communities in the United States and around the world. We denounce the systemic racism, violence, and police brutality that have endured for too long. The democratization of imagemaking has helped illuminate a deeply disturbing and horrific truth. We believe in and will continue to support the universality of the image and imagemakers as tools for positive social change.
Statement on icp.org: https://bit.ly/36Rrn7q
Congrats to ICP at THE POINT alum Nadia Hallgren, director of “Becoming,” a new documentary about Michelle Obama that launched on Netflix earlier this month!
“I am proud of where I came from and where my dreams have taken me…,” Hallgren told Essence. “I hope that [this film] could be a sense of inspiration for others who have these very sort of big ideas for their own lives and that nothing is impossible.”
ICP at THE POINT is a year-round collaboration with THE POINT Community Development Corporation in the South Bronx, providing a photography-based program for preteens and teens. In 2005, the program received the Coming Up Taller Award, the nation's highest honor bestowed by the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities. Click the link below to learn more about ICP at THE POINT.
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Tomorrow, Wednesday, May 27, celebrate and explore the republication of Weegee’s Naked City on the occasion of its 75th anniversary with New York Magazine City Editor and Weegee biographer Christopher Bonanos. Click the link below to register! 💫⠀
https://bit.ly/2WW8XiB
📷: Book cover of Weegee’s Naked City
"I’ve been inspired by the ways in which the broader art community has come together to support each other during this time. So many artists and art institutions are in difficult and precarious financial situations, which is scary and has serious implications for so many people. But, I also think that this experience has the potential to make us all rethink what is important—or what we value—going forward."
– Jess T. Dugan
ICP’s curatorial team reached out to artists in our community and asked them to share their experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Click the link below to read the first interview in Quarantine Reflections with 2019 ICP Infinity Award Emerging Photographer Jess T. Dugan.
https://bit.ly/2LZUg7U
📷: Jess T. Dugan, Collin at sunset, 2020. Courtesy of the Catherine Edelman Gallery, Chicago.
"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.
"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.
On Wednesday, May 27, celebrate and explore the republication of Weegee’s Naked City on the occasion of its 75th anniversary with New York Magazine City Editor and Weegee biographer Christopher Bonanos.
With Naked City, Weegee's first publication, his eye for surprising juxtapositions and the minutiae of city life is in full force in the images chosen and their inventive, playful sequencing, all narrated in the photographer’s own distinctive voice. Click the link below to register! 💫⠀
https://bit.ly/2WW8XiB
📷: Book cover of Weegee’s Naked City
"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.
"...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.
Tomorrow, Thursday, May 21, photographer Justine Kurland joins us for a virtual book launch and lecture in celebration of the release of Justine Kurland: Girl Pictures (Aperture; May 21, 2020). Register at the link below! 💫
https://bit.ly/3dN9nNQ
📷: Justine Kurland, Candy Toss, 2000; from Girl Pictures (Aperture, 2020)
Join Nayland Blake, artist and chair of the ICP-Bard MFA Program for three lectures on channeling creativity in this session of ICP Talks: Lessons and Insights in Photography. Series begins tomorrow May 20! Register at the link below! 💫
https://bit.ly/2YYy5qh
📷: Nayland Blake, Courtesy Matthew Marks Gallery
Tune in Tuesday, May 19 at 7 PM EST for the virtual ICP #InfinityAwards, a new way to celebrate our longstanding event honoring talent in the fields of photojournalism, art, fashion photography, media, and publishing. 🎉
2020 Honorees:
Lifetime Achievement: Don McCullin
Online Platform and New Media: The 1619 Project of the New York Times Magazine
Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism: Hannah Reyes Morales
Applied: Nadine Ijewere
Stream the event LIVE on ICP’s YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/icplive
Join us on Tuesday, May 19 at 7 PM EST for the virtual ICP #InfinityAwards, a new way to celebrate our longstanding event honoring, Don McCullin, the 1619 Project of the New York Times Magazine, Hannah Reyes Morales, and Nadine Ijewere. 🎉
Support the ICP Infinity Awards at www.icp.org/donate.
ICP's Board of Trustees will match your gift dollar-for-dollar, for up to $200,000. Donate today and double your impact. All proceeds from the Infinity Awards directly benefit ICP’s education and exhibition programs, providing critical crisis funding for the entire institution.
📷: Hannah Reyes Morales, 2020 Infinity Award Honoree in Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism
Thursday, May 21, photographer Justine Kurland joins us for a virtual book launch and lecture in celebration of the release of Justine Kurland: Girl Pictures (Aperture; May 21, 2020). Twenty years on, Kurland’s images of teenage girls taken on the road in the American wilderness still resonate, and the new monograph includes newly discovered, unpublished images. Register at the link below! 💫
https://bit.ly/3dN9nNQ
📷: Justine Kurland, Candy Toss, 2000; from Girl Pictures (Aperture, 2020)
Join us for the virtual ICP #InfinityAwards, a new way to celebrate our longstanding event honoring, Don McCullin, the 1619 Project of the New York Times Magazine, Hannah Reyes Morales, and Nadine Ijewere. 🎉
Stream the event LIVE on Tuesday, May 19 at 7 PM EST on ICP’s YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/icplive
Support the ICP Infinity Awards at www.icp.org/donate.
ICP's Board of Trustees will match your gift dollar-for-dollar, for up to $200,000. Donate today and double your impact. All proceeds from the Infinity Awards directly benefit ICP’s education and exhibition programs, providing critical crisis funding for the entire institution.
Join Nayland Blake, artist and chair of the ICP-Bard Program in Advanced Photographic Studies (MFA) on May 20–22, for three lectures on channeling creativity in this session of ICP Talks: Lessons and Insights in Photography.
In these three sessions, Blake will discuss their strategies for jumpstarting creativity and living with creativity, and in the final session, Creativity in Conversation, Blake will be joined by ICP’s David Campany for a candid discussion about their mutual expanded creative practices in teaching and curating. Register at the link below! 💫
https://bit.ly/2YYy5qh
📷: Jacque Donaldson for ICP
Join TIS Books co-founder Nelson Chan for a series of lectures on producing a photobook with guests Janet Delaney, Kris Graves, and Darin Mickey. Series begins tomorrow, Wednesday, May 13! 💫 Register at the link below.
https://bit.ly/3fr72tD
📷: Courtesy of Nelson Chan
Congratulations to Nikole Hannah-Jones, winner of the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Commentary for her work on the New York Times Magazine's 1619 Project. The 1619 Project is the recipient of the Online Platform and New Media award for this year’s virtual #InfinityAwards. Join us on Tuesday, May 19 at 7 PM EST to celebrate the 1619 Project team and our other outstanding Infinity Awards honorees. Purchase tickets at the link below! 🎉
https://bit.ly/3ciCtEt
2020 Honorees:
Online Platform and New Media: The 1619 Project of the New York Times
Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism: Hannah Reyes Morales
Applied: Nadine Ijewere
Lifetime Achievement: Don McCullin
📷: Djeneba Aduayom for the New York Times
#InfinityAwards #NikoleHannahJones #Pulitzer #1619Project
Generate new photographic work through 10 intensive assignments in the online Continuing Education class "Breaking the Routine: 10 Lessons to Generate New Work." https://bit.ly/2SOeoO7
Watch the video below to learn more about this course from instructor Catherine G. Talese.
https://youtu.be/3aGPQF3QmyU
Breaking the Routine: 10 Lessons to Generate New Work Photography class Spring 2020 Dates: May 27, 2020 - Jul 29, 2020 ICP, The International Center of Photo...
In "Joel Meyerowitz: How I Make Photographs" the legendary photographer shares his passion for creating incredible images. Join us on Saturday, May 16 for a virtual conversation with Meyerowitz and ICP’s Managing Director of Programs David Campany for a deeper look at Meyerowitz’s new Masters of Photography publication. Click the link below to RSVP. 💫
https://bit.ly/3cd3poW
📷: Courtesy of Laurence King Publishing
Join TIS Books co-founder Nelson Chan and guest speakers Kris Graves and Darin Mickey for the first session of ICP Talks: Lessons and Insights in Photography. This series of three one-hour lectures is dedicated to leading issues in the realm of photobooks, covering topics such as crafting unique experiences, and navigating design and publishing on large and small scales. Series begins May 13.
Register at the link below 💫
https://bit.ly/3fr72tD
📷: Courtesy of Nelson Chan
Join us Tuesday, May 19 at 7 PM for ICP’s first-ever Virtual #InfinityAwards! 🎉 Support ICP on #GivingTuesdayNow by donating and purchasing tickets today. www.icp.org/infinity-awards
ICP’s Board of Trustees will match your gift, dollar-for-dollar, doubling your impact. Your support provides critical funding for ICP’s exhibitions and education programs.
📷: Nadine Ijewere, 2020 Infinity Award Honoree in Applied
Join #ICPTeenAcademy from anywhere! Level up your selfie game with “Reinventing the Selfie” beginning Thursday, May 7. Click the link below to register or apply for a scholarship.💫
https://bit.ly/2YrZ11B
📷: Alicia Zamora (Teen Academy student)
Congrats to #ICPAlumni Jessica Earnshaw (DOC 2011) for winning the Albert Maysles New Documentary Director Award at the Tribeca Film Festival 2020! Honored for her film “Jacinta,” she is also the recipient of the 2015 Rita and Alex Hillman Foundation Fellowship for her work documenting the aging community in American prisons.
📷: Jessica Earnshaw, "Jacinta"
Join #ICPTeenAcademy from anywhere! Registration and need-based scholarship applications are now open for the spring term. Dig into your personal archives with "Reconstructing the Family Album" beginning Sunday, May 3.
Register and apply at the link below 💫
https://bit.ly/2xmV8zH
📷: Vivian Jackson (Teen Academy student)⠀
Dreaming of Coney Island....🎡 #MuseumFromHome
📸 Madoka Takagi, Coney Island, 1990.
From Louis Armstrong, to Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington- What do you feel when you listen to these jazz greats? Click the link below to listen to the jazz playlist, inspired by our April Community Day🎵 #MuseumFromHome
https://spoti.fi/3bpItdX
📸Herman Leonard, Louis Armstrong in Paris, 1960.
jessica Care moore’s book of poems “We Want Our Bodies Back,” is a clarion call for African-American women to take ownership of their physical, emotional, and spiritual selves. Inspired by and dedicated to Black Lives Matter activist Sandra Bland, moore also digs deeply into race relations through powerful stanzas, focusing on how Black bodies are mistreated in America. Join us virtually tomorrow (4/23) for a special evening celebrating the launch of We Want Our Bodies Back, and a special reading by jessica Care moore. RSVP at the link below✨
https://bit.ly/2RQPSeG
📸 Piper Carter
jessica Care moore’s book of poems “We Want Our Bodies Back,” is a clarion call for African-American women to take ownership of their physical, emotional, and spiritual selves. Inspired by and dedicated to Black Lives Matter activist Sandra Bland, moore also digs deeply into race relations through powerful stanzas, focusing on how Black bodies are mistreated in America. Join us virtually tomorrow (4/23) for a special evening celebrating the launch of We Want Our Bodies Back, and a special reading by jessica Care moore.
RSVP at the link below✊
https://bit.ly/2RQPSeG
📸 Piper Carter
All we need is 🖤 ... #WeegeeWednesday
📸 Weegee, Lovers on Park Bench, 1943. https://bit.ly/3amZS62
All we need is 🖤 ... #WeegeeWednesday
📸 Weegee, Lovers on Park Bench, 1943. https://bit.ly/3amZS62
Join ICP on 4/28 for an evening with James Coupe + Joy Buolamwini, who will discuss deep fake images, algorithmic justice, and artificial intelligence amidst the age of digital surveillance. RSVP at the link below💫 #MuseumFromHome
https://bit.ly/2ywJ0MX
📸James Coupe
Oh, What a world. 🌐 #EarthDay
📸 NASA, Earthrise, 1968. https://bit.ly/3eDG9SX
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"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.
"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.
"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.
"...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
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 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
Coming Soon! 🙌 📷 ICP will open a new integrated center at 79 Essex Street in January 2020 (Essex Crossing). #FindMeAtESX https://bit.ly/2AItCus
📸 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
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
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 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 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)
🌎 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)
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 🎥 "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 has been recognized for her work examining human vulnerability, ritual, and survival. ⬇️ Watch the #InfinityAwards film ⬇️ (MediaStorm)
#FilmPhotographyDay is here! 📷💥 Which camera would you take out today? https://bit.ly/2otXwyG
✨ The 35th annual ICP Infinity Awards! ✨ Since 1985, the #InfinityAwards have honored the outstanding achievements of talented photographers, gifted writers, and extraordinary visual storytellers. https://bit.ly/2mYFD5U
