International Center of Photography Library
The Roxy Theatre opened at 153 W. 50 St., between 6th and 7th Avenues in 1927 with the film The Love of Sunya, produced by and starring Gloria Swanson. The theater seated 5,920 people. An apogee of "movie palace" distinction in New York City, its brief moment in history is now traceable only in photographs.… Continue reading What played at the Roxy?
Welcome Thursday folks, I'm sure you've been salivating all day for your serving of FRESH, HOT ZINES. Today's Zine Corner is a [Hot 97 airhorn noise] EMILY TAKEOVER!! Today's featured item is from Dutch publishers, Salvo. They have been publish a couple of issues on a chosen photographic theme every year. I am investigating… Continue reading ZINE CORNER: TAKEOVER!!
Caleb's zine corner #3 ~ DON'T SING ANOTHER SONG: Five musicians' favorites by Atsushi Sugie (2014) Good afternoon ~ this installment of the 'corner is a brief look at "DON'T SING ANOTHER SONG" a 2014 photo zine by Atsushi Sugie. The zine was published as a three way collaboration between a shoe making company (NAOT),… Continue reading Caleb’s zine corner #3
The ICP Library carries over 24,000 volumes within its shelves (and beyond) covering an extensive overview of photography as a practice, historical documentation, fine art and more. Students and patrons enter our doors looking for Capa, Cartier-Bresson, Tillman, Arbus, Davidson, Moriyama and a plethora of other famous and under-the-radar photography luminaries. But what I’ve noticed… Continue reading Mark Seliger: The Music Book
Monsters & Madonnas 