Join our Admissions Team to learn more about the One-Year Certificate Program structure and what we look for in a successful application.After March 16, One-Year Program admissions are rolling. There is still time to apply to join us for the fall of 2025.About the Event FormatThis is an online event held via Zoom. If you have questions, please contact: admissions@icp.edu.

This event is free with museum admission.Join us for a guided walking tour of the exhibitions Weegee: Society of the Spectacle, To Conjure: New Archives in Recent Photography, and American Job 1940-2011.About the ExhibitionsWeegee: Society of the Spectacle aims to reconcile Weegee's broad photographic career through an investigation of his focus on a critique of 20th century popular culture and its insatiable appetite for spectacle.To Conjure: New Archives in Recent Photography reimagines what an archive can be or might look like—more than just a means of recuperating the past, these artists utilize the archive as a form for imagining new futures.American Job: 1941-2011 surveys the photographic response to labor organizing and strike activity, race and gender discrimination in labor, organized labor’s role in politics, labor and activism, and the intersection of labor and the social changes wrought by the economic restructurings of the twentieth century. Program Format/Accessibility InformationThis is a walking tour of the gallery; no seating is provided. For accessibility questions or requests, please email programs@icp.org.

RSVPS for the Junk Journal Activity hosted by Cafecito are currently at capacity. Those wishing to participate are welcome to join the stand by line in person on the day of the event.Connect with ICP's community during our monthly Cameras and Coffee social meet-up for photographers, collectors, and camera enthusiasts! During the event, grab a Deadbeat Club coffee and pastries, available in the ICP café.This session of Cameras & Coffee will be hosted by Cafecito, founded by Nicole Motta. Join us for Junk Edits with Cafecito featuring photographer and set designer Sarai Garcia for a 90-minute creative session where coffee, community, and collage meet. Transform everyday materials into personal visual narratives while connecting with fellow image-makers.What to Bring:Yourself!Optional: Favorite collage materials (magazines, ephemera, photographs)Optional: Your journal (or we'll provide paper)Featured Artist: Sarai Garcia is a Gen-Z Dominican-American photographer and set designer from Queens, NY, whose lens creates moments for people to see themselves in a new light.About CafecitoCafecito is Fresh Mercado's creative programming and consultancy initiative, offering 1:1 sessions and community events for visual practitioners, makers, and innovators. Through personalized conversations and partnerships, it provides industry guidance, portfolio development, creative direction, and professional resources.Sarai Garcia is a Gen-Z Dominican-American photographer and multimedia artist from Queens, NY. Through her lens and mixed-media practice, she reframes identity and self-perception, creating space for people to see themselves in a new light. Embracing experimentation, she blends photography, collage, and journaling to explore the unseen and the in-between. Her workshops encourage loosening up, letting go of perfection, and using creative play to uncover different parts of the self.Nicole Motta (she/her/hers) is a Creative Director based in NYC with over 9+ years of experience in art direction and creative production in the photo, design, tech, music, and publishing industries. She is a visual innovator and practioner focusing on photo, design, AI, visual culture & trends, emerging media, and their intersectionality. She pushes the boundaries of visual literacy by amplifying voices for visual creatives in photo, film, illustration & visual design through Cafecito through Fresh Mercado.Cameras and Coffee is held at ICP the second Saturday of each month.Special thanks to MPB for the generous public programs support. MPB transforms the way that people buy, sell and trade in photo and video kit.

This event is free with museum admission.Join us for a guided walking tour of the exhibitions Weegee: Society of the Spectacle, To Conjure: New Archives in Recent Photography, and American Job 1940-2011.About the ExhibitionsWeegee: Society of the Spectacle aims to reconcile Weegee's broad photographic career through an investigation of his focus on a critique of 20th century popular culture and its insatiable appetite for spectacle.To Conjure: New Archives in Recent Photography reimagines what an archive can be or might look like—more than just a means of recuperating the past, these artists utilize the archive as a form for imagining new futures.American Job: 1941-2011 surveys the photographic response to labor organizing and strike activity, race and gender discrimination in labor, organized labor’s role in politics, labor and activism, and the intersection of labor and the social changes wrought by the economic restructurings of the twentieth century. Program Format/Accessibility InformationThis is a walking tour of the gallery; no seating is provided. For accessibility questions or requests, please email programs@icp.org.

About the eventDo you have questions about studying at ICP as an international student? Join ICP's International Student Q&A, with International Student Advisors! This info session will cover:What it's like being an international student at ICPAdmission requirements for international studentsForm I-20 & F-1 student visa applications (visa interviews) and your obligations while studying in the United StatesEmployment opportunities while on an F-1 student visa (work-study & post-completion OPT) After March 16, 2025, applications for One-Year Programs are rolling for the start (late August) of the 2025 cycle. About the Event FormatPlease register in advance for this free event. If you have questions about the event, please contact admissions@icp.edu.Image by ICP One-Year Program alum Evelyn Sosa

Join us during Late Night ICP for Teen Night! Explore our current exhibitions and get your portrait made by Jai Chavez and Marilyn Elisabeth Leal. Later on, Teen Academy students Heaven Murphy, Rónán Selby-Curran, and Torence Sealy join photographer Steven Molina Contreras in conversation.Torence Sealy is a Brooklyn based photography student. He was born and raised in the Bronx, where he first started taking photography classes with ICP at The Point in 2022. In his work he uses 35mm film and Polaroids to connect with his community and explore newfound friendships with the people he meets throughout New York City.Rónán Selby-Curran is a current ICP student from NYC. He enjoys photographing nature, wildlife, landscapes, reflections, shadows, different environments and conditions (i.e. rainy, snowy, foggy, sunny, cloudy, overcast, etc.), transportation and architectural cityscapes highlighting the geometry, angles and textures in different lighting. His love for the outdoors started in the Adirondacks at 6 months old, hiking, snowshoeing and paddleboarding. His formal introduction to photography began in the autumn of 2019 at a Queens Botanical Garden pinhole camera workshop, leading to B&W classes at ICP at the Point & Teen Academy. His work has been exhibited in various parks during Photoville Festival in NY for the past 5 years and in San Francisco’s 2021 Presidio "My Parks Moment" exhibition celebrating the reopening of the Presidio Tunnel Tops.Heaven Murphy (b. Brooklyn) is a multidisciplinary artist using photography as their main medium. Murphy is currently a senior, majoring in art at the High School of Fashion Industries expected to graduate in 2025. Murphy has previously completed the B&W film photo course for social change at The International Center of Photography in 2024, thus leading her to be a part of this 2025 cohort of ICP Imagemakers. From Murphy’s adolescence she took pictures for her mother and sisters which caused photography to reel her in like bait on a fishing pole. Through these enriching experiences, street photography and portraiture came naturally to Heaven. Murphy aims to sharpen her technical skill set whilst defining her creative practice, pushing her images and creating meaningful stories.Steven Molina Contreras (b. 1999, San Salvador, El Salvador) is a photographer living and working in Brooklyn, NY. He received his BFA in Photography and Related Media from the Fashion Institute of Technology. His work focuses on themes of migration, portraiture, labor, and divinity. He does this by collaborating with his family and reflecting on their history in El Salvador and New York. He has been a visiting artist and lecturer at a number of institutions including NYU, Stanford University, Pratt University, The Fashion Institute of Technology, Bard College, and Marble Hill Camera Club.Third Thursdays at ICPOn these special evenings, the third Thursday of each month from 5–8 PM, we welcome our community into the museum for no cost. Free Third Thursdays further ICP's dedication to expanding access to see important exhibitions and experience a robust range of programming. We look forward to welcoming you to our space to connect with ICP's community and learn more about the history and future of imagemaking.Third Thursdays are made possible thanks to an expanded partnership with MPB.About Third Thursdays Sponsor MPBMPB transforms the way that people buy, sell and trade photo and video gear. As the largest global platform for used photography and videography equipment, MPB is a destination for everyone, whether you’ve just discovered your passion for visual storytelling or you’re already a pro.Founded by Matt Barker in 2011, MPB has always been committed to making gear more accessible and affordable, and helping to visualize a more sustainable future. MPB recirculates more than 485,000 used products every year, extending the life and creative potential of photo and video equipment for creators around the world.Headquartered in the creative communities of Brooklyn, Brighton and Berlin, the MPB team includes trained camera experts and seasoned photographers and videographers who bring their passion to work every day to deliver outstanding service.

This event is free with museum admission.Join us for a guided walking tour of the exhibitions Weegee: Society of the Spectacle, To Conjure: New Archives in Recent Photography, and American Job 1940-2011.About the ExhibitionsWeegee: Society of the Spectacle aims to reconcile Weegee's broad photographic career through an investigation of his focus on a critique of 20th century popular culture and its insatiable appetite for spectacle.To Conjure: New Archives in Recent Photography reimagines what an archive can be or might look like—more than just a means of recuperating the past, these artists utilize the archive as a form for imagining new futures.American Job: 1941-2011 surveys the photographic response to labor organizing and strike activity, race and gender discrimination in labor, organized labor’s role in politics, labor and activism, and the intersection of labor and the social changes wrought by the economic restructurings of the twentieth century. Program Format/Accessibility InformationThis is a walking tour of the gallery; no seating is provided. For accessibility questions or requests, please email programs@icp.org.