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When: April 22, 2015 at 7:00pm Where: The Half King Photo Series 505 West 23 Street near 10th Avenue, at the foot of the High Line steps Spanning 20 years of Ackerman's photography, "untitled projection" moves through different bodies of work from various places: New York, Atlanta, Paris, Havana, Berlin, and Poland. It includes pictures of strangers and people Ackerman is intimate with. It attempts to join and re- edit different stories to form a somewhat cinematic, yet non-linear narrative. It is both autobiographical and not. MORE INFO:  HERE

The School at ICP offers a range of study options, including the ICP-Bard MFA Program, One-Year Certificate Programs, and Continuing Education classes. © Richard Sandler If you want to learn more, don't miss the Open House on Wednesday, September 17, 6–8 pm School at ICP, 1114 Avenue of the Americas at 43rd Street, New York City RSVP Here  

The AIPAD Photography Show in New York is just around the corner! (April 10 - April 13) We can't wait to discover all the new talents (and the old ones too of course) that this incredible fair will discover. Each year galleries help us find new treasures in the photography market. Of course we will let you know! But in the meantime we can already tell you that you won't want to miss the work Julia Fullerton-Batten   You can discover her full portfolio on the website. She kindly accepted that we showcase her work! Check out also our listing with all the upcoming fairs: All about AIPAD

The International Center of Photography has announced that it will be closing its midtown museum location at the end of their lease which comes to an end January 2015. The ICP which includes a  museum, a school and a research center, is looking for a new space.   Photo: Jim Henderson via Wikimedia Commons They made the following statement in an interview to  Artnet News “The International Center of Photography has chosen to move from our current museum site in January 2015 in order to develop a space that reflects our vision and the explosive growth of visual communications.” We hope than can quickly find a new space to host their incredible program!