International Center of Photography Library
“For most people, the Meadowlands is a place to pass through and forget on their way to someplace else. Not unlike a neglected child, the Meadowlands has grown up without guidance, constantly unsure of what the future holds.” - Joshua Lutz I grew up in Northern New Jersey with “the swamp” a stone’s throw away.… Continue reading Joshua Lutz’s ‘Meadowlands’
On September 22, select theaters across the United States premiered a groundbreaking, independent film titled "Loving Vincent," the first ever fully painted feature film. This artistic masterpiece was produced with over 100 painters painstakingly creating each frame onto canvases in the iconic oil painting style of Vincent Van Gogh. The artists, crew and actors literally… Continue reading David Douglas Duncan’s “Sunflowers For Van Gogh”
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 