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Explore seven decades of Japanese photography through the work of women artists in a special one-day workshop inspired by ICP’s exhibition "I'm So Happy You Are Here: Japanese Women Photographers from the 1950s to Now."
Join us on Tuesday, December 1, from 6–9 PM ET at Hunter College for a class led by Dr. Maggie Mustard (@mmustard), Assistant Curator of Photography at the New York Public Library. Participants will take a closer look at the photographs, installations, photobooks, and printed matter featured in the exhibition. Through guided looking and group discussion, explore the historical and social contexts behind the work and the evolving roles of women in Japan.
All participants will receive a complimentary copy of the exhibition publication, published by Aperture.
Want to hear more from Maggie Mustard? Join her at ICP on December 12, from 2–4 PM, for a special 10×10 Photobooks Salon exploring the history of Japanese photobooks and their lasting influence on photography. Tickets are $5.
Learn more and register for both programs at the link in bio!
09 Nov 2026
What happens when images of beauty start to fade?
For "Blue Women," artist and ICP faculty member Brea Souders (@breasouders) spent three years photographing beauty posters transformed by sun, time and weather. As their colors shift to blue, her project explores representations of women, the passage of time, and transformation and trust.
Now, "Blue Women" takes over the wall at ICP as the latest installment of Book on the Wall, offering a closer look at the images, ideas and material choices behind Souders’ new photobook, published by TBW Books.
Brea Souders: "Blue Women" is on view through December 13, 2026, in ICP’s free first-floor shop. The book is also available to purchase in person at ICP's shop or online through the link in bio.
06 Nov 2026
What advice does photographer Alec Soth (@littlebrownmushroom) have for young artists?
We caught up with Soth during FUJIKINA NYC at ICP to talk about the importance of staying curious and remembering to play.
Stay tuned for a longer conversation with Soth coming soon! Subscribe to ICP's YouTube channel at the link in bio so you don't miss it.
05 Nov 2026
To celebrate "I'm So Happy You Are Here: Japanese Women Photographers from the 1950s to Now," our Shop Manager Eva Parra shares a selection of Japanese photobooks available at ICP!
Discover the featured titles:
• "I’m So Happy You Are Here: Japanese Women Photographers from the 1950s to Now" published by Aperture (@aperturefnd)
• "I'm so Happy You Are Here Japanese Edition," published by AKAAKA Art Publishing (@akaakasha)
• "Rinko Kawauchi: as it is," (@rinkokawauchi) published by torch press (@torch_press)
• "Yuki Tawada: Water Fire" (@yukitawada) published by AKAAKA Art Publishing
• "Hiroko Komatsu: BOOK No.1" (@komatsu_hiroko)
• "Mari Katayama: Mother River Homing" (@katayamari), published by Akio Nagasawa Publishing (@akio_nagasawa_publishing)
Alongside these publications, you can explore a range of Japanese-made items, including ceramics, scarves, and more, available in person at ICP and online at shop.icp.org.
"I'm So Happy You Are Here," presented in partnership with Aperture (@aperturefnd), is on view at ICP through January 11, 2027.
04 Nov 2026
Today, across the United States, voters are heading to the polls, continuing a democratic tradition that has shaped communities and nations for generations.
These photographs by Robert Capa from the ICP Collection offer a glimpse into election days past across the globe, from voters lining up outside polling stations in Mexico City to a voter emerging from a polling booth in Paris.
Images:
1: Robert Capa, [Man leaving voting booth during French elections, Paris], April-May 1936, The Robert Capa and Cornell Capa Archive, Gift of Cornell and Edith Capa, 2010 [2010.85.21]
2: Robert Capa, [Lines waiting to vote in the presidential election, Mexico City], July 7. 1940, The Robert Capa and Cornell Capa Archive, Gift of Cornell and Edith Capa, 1992 [2857.1992]
3: Robert Capa, [Veiled Arab woman voting, Israel], 1950, The Robert Capa and Cornell Capa Archive, [2013.77.234]
03 Nov 2026
Want to get to know your camera better? Join photographer and ICP instructor Rafael Concepción (@rafael__concepcion) on Saturday, November 7, from 10 AM–5 PM for "How to Use Your Digital SLR or Mirrorless Camera," a one-day workshop designed for beginners.
Learn how to make the most of your camera settings, understand exposure, and build confidence through hands-on practice. No prior photography experience is needed.
This workshop is part of ICP x Hunter, a new collaboration with Hunter College (@huntercollege) bringing ICP's photography courses and workshops to Hunter's Upper East Side campus. The partnership offers new opportunities for photo enthusiasts of all levels to learn photography uptown.
Register for Rafael's workshop at the link in bio and explore more ICP x Hunter courses at icp.org/content/icp-x-hunter.
03 Nov 2026
Women played a vital role in the Algerian Revolution (1954–62), yet their contributions have often been overlooked.
On November 11, join us at ICP for "Women as Witnesses: Photography and the Algerian Revolution," a conversation exploring the women who shaped the history of the Algerian War, with a special focus on American-born activist Elaine Mokhtefi.
Led by Maura McCreight, PhD, the discussion brings together Cynthia Young, Director of ICP's Robert Capa and Cornell Capa Archive, and filmmaker Mila Turajlić (@dissimila.rs) to examine the history of war photojournalism and Turajlić's film about Mokhtefi's contributions to the resistance.
Attend in person at ICP or online. In-person tickets are $5. Visit the link in bio for tickets.
Image:
1: Kathryn Updegraff, Akila, and Hadja in the maquis, August, 1957. The Degraff/Updegraff Archive
2: Unknown photographer, Kathryn and Elaine in Algiers, 1962. The Degraff/Updegraff Archive.
01 Nov 2026
Happy Halloween! Trick or treat yourself to this creative collection of costumes and characters as seen through Weegee's lens.
Images:
1: Weegee, [man wearing two headed costume], 1956, Bequest of Wilma Wilcox, 1993 [16808.1993]
2: Weegee, [Human Treee], 1954, Bequest of Wilma Wilcox, 1993 [15835.1993[
3: Weegee, "The Foreman Of The Devils Was Peeved... because the assistant devils were not in costume," 1945, Bequest of Wilma Wilcox, 1993 [14581.1993]
4: Weegee, [woman wearing garden of eden costume], Bequest of Wilma Wilcox, 1993 [16805.1993[
5: Weegee, [Man in costume with bird], 1945, Bequest of Wilma Wilcox, 1993 [15762.1993]
31 Oct 2026
Meet Greg Mo (@gregmophoto), one of ICP’s newest Open Education instructors!
A French street and conceptual photographer based in Cambodia, Greg explores everyday life, social spaces, and urban narratives through a surreal approach. His work has been exhibited at Les Rencontres d’Arles and the Angkor Photo Festival, and featured in CNN, Stern, and Le Monde.
This January, Greg brings his perspective and experience to ICP with "Street Photography: Practice, Vision, and Narrative (Online)."
Through five sessions, students will explore how to develop a personal visual language, strengthen their observational skills, and build cohesive photographic projects through editing, sequencing, and storytelling.
Open to all skill levels, the course takes place online from January 25 through February 22, 2027.
Explore the course and enroll now at the link in bio.
Images: Greg Mo
30 Oct 2026
Hear from co-curator Takeuchi Mariko (@marikotakeuchi_) alongside photographers, Sugiura Kunié (@kuniesugiurastudio) and Tawada Yuki (@yukitawada), two of the 28 artists featured in "I’m So Happy You Are Here: Japanese Women Photographers from the 1950s to Now."
Spanning photography, installation, photobooks, and printed matter, the exhibition reconsiders and expands on the history of Japanese photography through the perspectives of women working from the 1950s to today.
Presented in partnership with Aperture (@aperturefnd), "I’m So Happy You Are Here" is on view at ICP through January 11, 2027, marking the exhibition’s first presentation in the United States. It is accompanied by a major publication (Aperture, 2024) that expands upon content of the show through essays, historical material, and a comprehensive bibliography of photobooks made by Japanese women.
Plan your visit now at the link in bio.
29 Oct 2026
Join us next Tuesday, November 3, at 6 PM EST for a conversation featuring environmentalist photographer and filmmaker Pierpaolo Mittica (@pierpaolomittica). Encompassing the scope of his career including his coverage of Chernobyl which will be highlighted in a new documentary, Mittica will be joined by writer Adam Higginbotham.
Part of the Naomi Rosenblum ICP Talks Photographer Lecture Series, the discussion will be moderated by ICP's Director of Collections, Erin Barnett.
Pierpaolo Mittica has documented the environmental and health consequences and the life inside and outside the Chernobyl exclusion zone for more than 20 years.
The 2025-2026 Naomi Rosenblum ICP Talks Photographer Lecture Series is made possible through generous support from the Rosenblum Family.
Find more information at the link in our bio.
Images: Pierpaolo Mittica
28 Oct 2026
This Thursday at 2:30 PM EST, join ICP online for a conversation between historian Joanna Bourke, curator Marta Gili, and ICP Associate Director of Exhibitions Sara Ickow (@sasickow) on the occasion of ICP's new exhibition, "Laia Abril: On Rape and Institutional Failure." Bourke, Gili and Ickow will discuss the historical context of assault in the 21st century, and how Abril’s work fits into contemporary discourse of how we process trauma.
Tickets are free and are available via the link in bio.
"Laia Abril: On Rape and Institutional Failure" is now on view at ICP at 84 Ludlow Street until January 22, 2026.
Image: Laia Abril, Military Rape, US, 2019 © Laia Abril, Courtesy Galerie Les filles du calvaire, Paris
27 Oct 2026
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