Put on your walking shoes and join the Photoville team on a curated tour of the Photoville Festival!
Learn MoreAward-winning documentary photographer Miora Rajonary, cinematographer Liza Gipsova, and producer Yusuf Ahmed believe in the power of visual art as a tool of advocacy to advance elimination of neglected tropical diseases. Join the END Fund for a viewing of the documentary short The Fly Collectors and hear their perspectives about how storytelling can drive awareness and action for the health of communities around the world.
Learn MoreJoin photographer Fernanda Pineda and Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) for a photo intervention activity of distressing and mending, as we symbolically heal the special places in our lives that carry pain or loss with the help of local plants and herbs with healing properties.
Learn MoreJoin Leica Camera for an in depth discussion regarding the analog perspective in the digital age.
Learn MoreJoin us at Photoville for a unique, monochrome-focused photo walk led by renowned New York City street photographer Kevin Pineda Gould.
Learn MoreJoin us at the Opening Day Community Celebration to socialize and reconnect with friends and colleagues from the Diversify Photo community! Complimentary drinks provided to Diversify Photo members, courtesy of the generous support of Leica Camera.
Learn MoreHave your portrait taken at Penumbra Foundation’s Tintype Portrait booth.
Learn MoreWhere silver and light come together to make magic.
Learn MoreReceive key feedback and guidance on your photographs and stories, and learn which courses at ICP could be right for you!
Learn MorePhotojournalist Quinn Glabicki explores how he built trust with vulnerable Appalachian communities confronting the unseen impacts of extractive industries. Join the Pulitzer Center and PublicSource’s Glabicki and Stephanie Strasburg to discuss the power of local news and community-centered, responsive storytelling.
Learn MoreWalk away with a hand-made button, custom collage, or monotype frame aimed to bring awareness of human-impacted climate change.
Learn MoreAs the sun goes down on the Opening Day of our 2025 festival, join us for our annual Opening Night Celebration, featuring a exploration of the stories behind the lens in CatchLight’s “Night of Photojournalism”; and a preview of “Witness” by Tamir Kalifa.
Learn MoreHone your street photography skills with a hands-on photo walk from ICP across the Brooklyn Bridge!
Learn MoreDistant Early Warning is a documentary project which combines art, science, and journalism, highlighting that climate change is one of our biggest threats. Award-winning photographer and documentary filmmaker Louie Palu will install a series of photographs frozen in large ice blocks in the Photovillage. The melting ice blocks will gradually reveal photographs made around the Arctic.
Learn MorePut on your walking shoes and join the Photoville team on a curated tour of the Photoville Festival!
Learn MoreDiscover the photographic journeys of this years Leica Women Foto Project Awardees and learn more about their projects & perspective.
Learn MoreJoin Cheriss May in collaboration with Leica for a dynamic photo walk designed to sharpen your portrait photography skills.
Learn MoreReceive key feedback and guidance on your photographs and stories, and learn which courses at ICP could be right for you!
Learn MoreDistant Early Warning is a documentary project which combines art, science, and journalism, highlighting that climate change is one of our biggest threats. Award-winning photographer and documentary filmmaker Louie Palu will install a series of photographs frozen in large ice blocks in the Photovillage. The melting ice blocks will gradually reveal photographs made around the Arctic.
Learn MorePhotoville, MOME and Local 817 present a special conversation about creating space, location scouts in-conversation about NYC iconic backdrops and Made in NY Productions.
Learn MorePut on your walking shoes and join the Photoville team on a curated tour of the Photoville Festival!
Learn MoreWhere silver and light come together to make magic.
Learn MoreLearn how to create a mini zine, create time for play, and share your art!
Learn MoreArchiving Today
Learn MoreHave your portrait taken at Penumbra Foundation’s Tintype Portrait booth.
Learn MoreJoin photographer and Sony Artisan Nancy Borowick for an intimate walk and conversation exploring her four-year journey creating The Loss Mother’s Stone, as she shares insights on documenting personal stories, the power of vulnerability, and the collaborative process with the mothers who lived them.
Learn MoreAccidents happen. How do you keep your data safe, sorted, and backed up? And what do you do with it now that you’ve finally gotten it all organized?
Learn MoreIn a time of increased press scrutiny and imperiled press freedoms, how do you keep yourself, your work, and the people you photograph safe from harm?
Learn MoreA candid discussion about the best way to handle grants, requests for proposals, and how to frame the stories that matter most to you and your audience.
Learn MorePOSTPONED due to lack of sun! Botanical Photography: Memory Printed in Light.
Cyanotypes and Herbalism: Art from Nature.
POSTPONED until June 21! After a day of exploring exhibitions and partaking in our free workshops, talks, and tours, come meet up for Happy Hour and visual storytelling on the Brooklyn waterfront. First drink is on us!
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