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Monthly Archives: December 2011
As far as no eye can see
So weit kein Auge reicht, Berliner Panoramafotografien aus den Jahren 1949-1952 TR661.M47 2008 Berlin Panoramas 1949-1952 I never saw this show “As far as No Eye Can See, Berlin Panoramas 1949-1952”at the Berlinische Galerie in 2008*, although I heard that … Continue reading
Posted in Friends of the Library Committee, International, Unpacking the collection
Tagged Arwed Messmer, As far as No Eye Can See, Berlin, Berlin Panoramas 1949-1952, Berliner Panoramafotografien aus den Jahren 1949-1952, Berlinische Galerie, Evan Mirapaul, ICP Library Committee, So weit kein Auge reicht, Tiedemann
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Infinity Award
This is an award. This is also an amazing object. This is the prototype. This is the actual prototype of the International Center of Photography Infinity Award. The ICP Infinity Awards began in 1985 and the idea for the award … Continue reading
Posted in Events, International, Unpacking the collection, Visual Research
Tagged Ann Doherty, Anna Winand, Cornell Capa, ICP President´s Council, Infinity Award, infinity symbol, International Center of Photography, International Center of Photography Infinity Award, Louis Dorfsman, Mirapaul Foundation, mobius strip, Robert E. Brockway
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From Where to Infinity?
From Where to Infinity? The Library has been combing through the ICP story in the past year. This is a very Zen activity, with one day per week allotted to our certified archivist-librarian, thanks to the generous support of an … Continue reading
The Best of “The Best Photobooks of 2011”
It is the time of year when my email inbox and Facebook wall fills with links to blog posts entitled “The Best Photobooks of 2011.” As a confirmed photobook addict with a serious and incurable case of what I fondly … Continue reading
Posted in artists' books, International, New Acquisitions
Tagged Anouk Kruithof, Best Photobooks of 2011, Christian Marclay, Enrique Metinides, Francesc Torres, Hans-Michael Koetzle, Kristen Lubben, Michael Ackerman, Penelope Umbrico, photobooks, Ralph Eugene Meatyard, Rinko Kawauchi, Robert Mapplethorpe, Watabe Yukichi
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ARC the magazine No.4
ARC Magazine No.4 – Art and Culture direct from the Caribbean. http://arcthemagazine.com/arc/ Issue 4 brings together the work of Caroline Sardine, Wendell McShine, Firelei Baez, Alicia Alleyne, Carl Anderson, Danielle Boodoo Fortuné, James Cooper, Marlon James, Jasmine Murrell, Laura Guzman, … Continue reading
Posted in artists' books, International, New Acquisitions
Tagged Adachi Pimentel, Alicia Alleyne, ARC Magazine, Arthur Simms, Carl Anderson, Caroline Sardine, Damali Abrams, Danielle Boodoo Fortuné, Delford Terry, Firelei Baez, Holly Bynoe, Isreal Cárdenas, James Cooper, Jasmine Murrell, Jorge Alberto Perez, Laura Guzman, Marlon James, Michael Mapp, Nadia Huggins, Versia Abeda Harris., Wendell McShine
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ICP the Founders Scrapbook, 1974
The Founders Scrapbook covers a vital period of ICP history. The scrapbook begins with two photographic images of the 1130 5th Avenue building, often affectionately referred to by ICP employees as the “old building” or the “building uptown” – the … Continue reading
Posted in Events, International, Unpacking the collection, Visual Research
Tagged 1130 5th Avenue New York, Concerned Photography, Cornell Capa, Documentary photography, Inc., International Center of Photography, International Fund for Concerned Photography, photojournalism, Press clippings, Robert Capa, Willard Straight House
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Notes on Raising Frogs for $$$
This past weekend, at the Aperture Book Bazaar, I discovered Notes on Raising Frogs for $$$, a guide offering supplementary information and anecdotes to Jason Fulford’s photo book, Raising Frogs for $$$. I had thumbed through Raising Frogs for $$$ a … Continue reading
