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05/22/2024 - 01/06/2025
International Center of Photography
84 Ludlow Street
NY 10002 New York
www.icp.org/exhibitions/selection-from-icp-at-50-from-the-collection-1845%E2%80%932019
ICP’s collections exhibition celebrating the institution’s 50th anniversary continues through the summer and fall in a condensed and updated form, with over 90 works from the collection on view. The images presented will celebrate ICP’s history and the history of photography tracing the development of the medium and photography’s impact on culture and history. ICP’s founder Cornell Capa created ICP in 1974 in honor of his brother Robert Capa, a preeminent photojournalist of his day, who died in 1954. Robert's archive became a key early piece of ICP’s collection, alongside work by other important photojournalists and documentarians. In the ensuing five decades, the collection has expanded to include early photographic works, vernacular images, fashion photography, and fine art photography among many other types of photographic production.
International Center of Photography
84 Ludlow Street
NY 10002 New York
www.icp.org/exhibitions/selection-from-icp-at-50-from-the-collection-1845%E2%80%932019
ICP’s collections exhibition celebrating the institution’s 50th anniversary continues through the summer and fall in a condensed and updated form, with over 90 works from the collection on view. The images presented will celebrate ICP’s history and the history of photography tracing the development of the medium and photography’s impact on culture and history. ICP’s founder Cornell Capa created ICP in 1974 in honor of his brother Robert Capa, a preeminent photojournalist of his day, who died in 1954. Robert's archive became a key early piece of ICP’s collection, alongside work by other important photojournalists and documentarians. In the ensuing five decades, the collection has expanded to include early photographic works, vernacular images, fashion photography, and fine art photography among many other types of photographic production.