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- RT @aperturefnd: #Delpire & Co. reviewed w/ photos of the exhibition @icplibrary icplibrary.wordpress.com/2012/05/29/del…just observed4 days ago
- NOW THAT OUR fave blogger has come out the other end of #Cornell U, we are looking forward to more blogs like this bernardyenelouis.blogspot.com/2012/01/from-b…just observed4 days ago
- Kickstarter - INEDITO by ICP alumni Yvonne - A photobook about a Mexican pop phenomenon: kck.st/KEF3o8just observed4 days ago
- Delpire & Co. all over town! icplibrary.wordpress.com/2012/05/29/del…just observed5 days ago
- ICP faculty and very nice ICP Library patron Irina Rozovsky: Photographing Prospect Park newyorker.com/online/blogs/p…just observed1 week ago
- Looking forward to #photobook signing with Rebecca Norris Webb on Friday @ICPMuseumjust observed1 week ago
- We loved the Dart review of Stromholm - part of it was researched here! ai-ap.com/publications/a…just observed1 week ago
- RT @tnyphotobooth: Happy 100th, #Bollywood! Please take a break from your daily hardships and enjoy Torgovnik's photographs: http://t.co ...just observed2 weeks ago
- #Magnum #photographer Alec Soth was a visitor last week icplibrary.wordpress.com/2012/05/10/ale…just observed2 weeks ago
- #Japanese #photographer Daido Moriyama #photobooks - thoughts from Russet! icplibrary.wordpress.com/2012/05/14/the…just observed2 weeks ago
- Last week to see the remarkable installation by ICP Bard MFA Nandita Raman icplibrary.wordpress.com/2012/03/31/ath…just observed2 weeks ago
- Study the art of @ladygaga now at ICP shopping.icp.org/school/continu…just observed2 weeks ago
- Did you know about the #Gaga class at ICP? shopping.icp.org/school/continu…just observed2 weeks ago
- Amazing Daido Moriyama #Japanese #photobook post by Russet Lederman icplibrary.wordpress.com/2012/05/14/the…just observed2 weeks ago
- 2night ICP Library Committee members get to hang out with Alec Soth and talk books. What fun!just observed3 weeks ago
- RT @mestrich: Cool class being offered at ICP this Summer: How to Make Anything Into a Camera bit.ly/KzNgLB with my friend and MF ...just observed3 weeks ago
- How to Make Anything Into a Camera @ICP makeanythingacamera.wordpress.comjust observed3 weeks ago
- The best recent photography books: April 29 via @Telegraph soc.li/ggOSk7Ijust observed4 weeks ago
- RT @Ravi_Juneja: @rogerballen talks to Shelley Rice on The Role of the Critic in Photography (starts 5mins in) youtube.com/watch?v=G14wLo… @100 ...just observed4 weeks ago
- RT @ARLIS_NY: "An art book is a museum without walls." Andre Malraux (Found on a wall of the Visual & Performing Arts section of Chi ...just observed4 weeks ago
Monthly Archives: May 2011
Berlin: A publication from the 1930s
A recent acquisition for the ICP library is this startling book from pre-war Germany. Berlin [texte by] Pierre Mac Orlan R TR820.5.G3 .M33 1935 Berlin is an extraordinary little photobook (almost 70 photogravure images) with a text by the French … Continue reading
Posted in International, New Acquisitions, Unpacking the collection
Tagged Atget, Berlin, Nazi Germany, Pierre Mac Orlan, Tea Party
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ICP Library Committee at the MoMA Library & Archives
ICP Library Committee#28 Thursday, May 18, 2011 Museum of Modern Art Library & Archives Milan Huston (MoMA Library & Archives Director) graciously allowed the ICP Library committee a behind the curtain peek at one of the most fabulous art libraries … Continue reading
Japanese Provoke Era Reprints and Facsimiles – Russet Lederman
Japanese Provoke Era Reprints and Facsimiles in the ICP Library by Russet Lederman This second in a series of blog posts to explore Japanese photobooks and periodicals in the International Center of Photography’s library and permanent collection focuses on reprints … Continue reading
Posted in artists' books, International, Unpacking the collection
Tagged Daido Moriyama, Ed van der Elsken, Eikoh Hosoe, Japanese Photobooks, Japanese Photographers, Katsumi Watanabe, Kohei Sugiura, Provoke era, Russet Lederman, Shomei Tomatsu, Tadanori Yokoo, Takuma Nakahira, Vivo group, William Klein, Yutaka Takanashi
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Ai Weiwei: New York 1983-1993
It has been thirty-seven days since Ai Weiwei was detained at the Beijing Capital International Airport just before boarding a flight to Hong Kong. Other than a few vague, disparate statements, including a one-line report that he was under investigation … Continue reading
Abelardo Morrell
Tomorrow night this year’s Infinity Award for art photography will be conferred upon Abelardo Morrell. Morrell is exceedingly popular in this library for his fine books of camera obscura images, and his book of books, among others. They are provocative … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Seen and heard
Tagged Abelardo Morrell, artist, camera obscura, Infinity Award Winner, MoMA
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Peter van Agtmael – Infinity Award Winner 2011 for Young Photographer
Congratulations to Peter van Agtmael Infinity Award Winner for Young Photographer 2011. Peter is a nominee for Magnum Photos and has been documenting the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, home and abroad, since 2006. His book 2nd Tour Hope I Don’t … Continue reading
Don’t Touch that Dial
May 9 is the 50th anniversary of Kennedy-appointed FCC Chairman Newton Minnow’s notorious challenge to television invoking an urge for its makers to turn to the public interest. “I invite each of you to sit down in front of your own … Continue reading
Posted in artists' books, Unpacking the collection
Tagged anniversaries, CBS, FCC, media history, Newton Minnow, Robert Heinecken, TV, WNYC
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Postwar Japanese Monographs – Russet Lederman
Postwar Japanese Monographs in the ICP Library – Russet Lederman The past 10 years has seen a significant increase in both the scholarship and collecting of Japanese photobooks. Stimulated by groundbreaking exhibitions in New York, San Francisco and Houston, along … Continue reading
