ICP Projected

The International Center of Photography’s ongoing series Projected highlights the work of new voices who tell stories through concerned photography and visual culture.
ICP
The International Center of Photography’s ongoing series Projected highlights the work of new voices who tell stories through concerned photography and visual culture.
© JD Hall Photo
© JD Hall Photo

This series offers an in-depth look at a new generation of digitally native, socially engaged, and ever-sharing photographers contributing to a collective visual memory.

Featuring group and individual projects, Projected changes every week and includes artists from both the United States and abroad. The focus is on those exploring empowerment, catalyzing social change, and giving voice to the unheard. For many of the featured photographers, this is their first major showing in the United States.

During the day, the work is presented on monitors and during evening hours, images are literally “projected” onto the windows of the ICP Museum; they can be viewed from the sidewalk outside the museum and are most visible after sunset.

© Nick Mehedin
© Nick Mehedin

Projected is curated by photographer and writer Wesley Verhoeve. View previous installments of the series.

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Spring 2019

Halfway Mountain

Giulia Mangione
March 5–11

Khanyi's Dance

Alice Mann
March 12–18

An Elegy for the Death of Hamun

Hashem Shakeri
March 19–25

Cadets

Simon Martin
March 26–April 1

2019 Infinity Awards

Various
April 2–8

Pastel Struggle

Karen Khachaturov
April 9–15

All of Us: Portraits of the Ghent Bicentennial

Richard Beaven
April 16–22

For Freedoms: 50 State Initiative

For Freedoms
April 23–29

Inside Za'atari: Through the Lens of Young Syrian Refugees

Various
April 30–May 6

Uganda’s Vespa Club

Ariel Tagar
May 7–13

Pur•suit

Naima Green
May 14–20

Master–An Ainu Story

Adam Isfendiyar
May 21–27

Gathering Growth

Brian Kelley
May 28–June 3

Meeting Sophie

Snezhana von Buedingen
June 4–10

The Gay Essay

Anthony Friedkin
June 11–16

 

View previous installments of Projected.