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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Lacking Issues – March 31-April 2, 2011
Michelle Leedy’s MFA Thesis opens this Thursday night, in near simultaneous conjunction with the MFA group show opening at ICP (1114 Avenue of the Americas, Rita K. Hillman Gallery for Education, Concourse) on Friday Night. MFA Artists’ books will be … Continue reading
Modus operandi – March 24-27, 2011
Olimpia Ferrari is an Italian artist living in New York and presenting her ICP–Bard MFA 2011 Thesis Show. She uses photography to express the connection between architectural spaces and the mental and physical realm of thought and emotion. A graduate … Continue reading
Memories of Hiroshima & Nagasaki
Books that are meditations on the atomic bombings of Nagasaki and Hiroshima seem timelier than ever these days. Coincidentally, ICP has a forthcoming exhibition, Hiroshima Ground Zero 1945, which has a book in production now at Steidl. There are a … Continue reading
Posted in International, Unpacking the collection
Tagged A-bomb, Japan, nuclear, photobooks, WWII
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A small selection of Photobooks from those damp little islands
There is this group of islands off the coast of northern Europe – roughly divided into England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales – where sometimes it is extremely beautiful and sometimes it is merely compelling in it’s bland ordinariness. At other … Continue reading
Posted in artists' books, Unpacking the collection
Tagged Albion, Antony Cairns, Bill Brandt, Blighty, Britain, Bruce Davidson, Chris Killip, Chris Steele-Perkins, England, Ireland, Isle of Man, John Davies, John Hinde, Josef Koudleka, Martin Parr, Paul Caponigro, Paul Graham, Paul Strand, Robert Capa, Robert Frank, Scotland, Stephen Gil, United Kingdom, Wales
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Little Brown Mushroom at the ICP store – Friday 18th March
Little Brown Mushroom Book signing at the ICP store http://tinyurl.com/4s7nn3k Friday 18th March, 6pm to 7.30pm The ICP store’s brilliant Kate Cunningham’s Q&A with Alec Soth can be read here: http://shopping.icp.org/store/qa.html Q: When did you first decide to self-publish under … Continue reading
Posted in artists' books, Events
Tagged Alec Soth, Brad Zellar, Kate Cunningham, Lester B.Morrison, Little Brown Mushroom
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The Photo Book in Argentina
The Photo Book in Argentina is an exploration of specific moments in the history of publishing in Argentina, a history that is little known and rather uneven, but rich with spirited photographic materials. The contents and conditions in which these books … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, International, New Acquisitions
Tagged Argentina, Buenos Aires, cities, Latin America, Leandro Villaro, photobooks, photographers
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