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The Concerns of Roman Vishniac
The Concerns of Roman Vishniac: Man, Nature and Science was a project directed by Cornell Capa. It was an exhibition organized by and promoted under the umbrella of The International Fund for Concerned Photography. The exhibition opened at the Jewish … Continue reading
Even Dwarfs Started Small
And the sun never goes down. Someone sings i don’t sing to be heard or because i know how…in the open, a chicken bites another chicken, a broken voice opens up and sings…i don’t sing to be heard or because … Continue reading
A NYC RESOURCE: THE IMPACT OF THE DAIDO MORIYAMA PHOTOBOOK COLLECTION ON ICP
In November 2011, Daido Moriyama came to New York for a series of events: a talk at Japan Society with International Center of Photography Curator Christopher Phillips, and Printing Show –TKY, a photobook performance event organized by Ivan Vartanian at … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Exhibitions, Friends of the Library Committee, ICP alumni, International, New Acquisitions, Seen and heard, Unpacking the collection
Tagged '71-NY, Bye-Bye Photography, Christopher Phillips, Daido, Daido Moriyama, Daido Moriyama Photobook Collection, Daido Moriyama Pop-up Library, david solo, Deirdre Donohue, Farewell Photography, Hikari to Kage, ICP, Light and Shadow, Matthew Carson, Nagisa, Russet Lederman
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The Photobook: Turn the Page Please
Recently, I’ve been struck by the different ways that photobooks are being presented in exhibitions and reading rooms. In the past, it was really simple to distinguish a venue by the manner in which a photobook was encountered. If the … Continue reading
Posted in artists' books, Events, Exhibitions, International, Seen and heard, Visual Research
Tagged Aperture, Christopher Phillips, Contemporary Japanese Photobooks, Horacio Fernandez, ICP, ICP Triennial 2013, International Center of Photography, Ivan Vartanian, Jason Evans, Open Book, Paris Photo, Paris Photo Aperture Foundation Photobook Awards 2011, Paris Photo Aperture Foundation Photobook Awards 2012, photobook installations, Photographers' Gallery, Russet Lederman, The Latin American Photobook, The Open Book: A History of the Photographic Book From 1878 to the Present
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Happy Birthday ICP!
The first ever ICP exhibition opened . . . Our charismatic founder Cornell Capa was in attendance . . . The Magic began. . . it took place in this old building (this photograph was taken by some bloke called … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, ICP alumni, Unpacking the collection, Visual Research
Tagged ICP, ICP History & Archives, Matthew Carson
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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