Magnum Photographers from Different Generations Talk About the Fabled Agency’s Past, Present, and Future
For its 70th anniversary, the institution is looking back on its legacy in a series of exhibitions.
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“Perpetual Revolution: The Image and Social Change”
At a moment when the United States seems increasingly governed by tweet, “Perpetual Revolution: The Image and Social Change” offers a fascinating look at what today’s media can and can’t do…
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ICP Announces 2017 Infinity Awards, With Nods to Sophie Calle, Aperture’s ‘Vision & Justice’ Issue, and For Freedoms Super PAC
The New York–based International Center of Photography, which reopened its museum last spring downtown on the Bowery, announced the 2017 winners of its Infinity Awards. The awards, which will…
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Winter Preview: Museum Shows and Biennials Around the World
A concise guide for notable exhibitions through February
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In Its New Bowery Home, the International Center of Photography Strives to Stay Relevant in the Digital Age, With Mixed Results
As it opens its doors again, after moving from Midtown Manhattan to the Bowery, the International Center of Photography should consider changing its name. Its first show is “Private, Public
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ICP Gives 2016 Infinity Awards to Walid Raad, Zanele Muholi, David Bailey, More
The New York–based International Center of Photography announced the 2016 winners of its annual Infinity Awards, which have been given annually since 1985 to honor excellence in photography…
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Did Instagram Kill Photography’s Stars?: ICP Confronts Today’s Image Revolution
In an age when more than 880 billion photographs are taken each year—with more than 1.8 billion uploaded to the Internet every day—how can museums keep up? That is a question now facing the Internatio…
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Editor’s Letter: ARTnews October 2015
The Trick Brain, a video by the British artist Ed Atkins, has haunted me since I first saw it at the 2013 Venice Biennale. In it, the camera pans a room packed to the gills with tribal…
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