Header: Nuits Balnéaires, Adama et Awa 3, from the series Eboro, 2025 © Nuits Balnéaires; François-Xavier Gbré, Salon VIP, gare de Bouaké, from the series Radio Ballast, 2024 © François-Xavier Gbré, ADAGP, Paris, 2025; Eugène Atget, Pontoise, Place du Grand Martroy, 1902 (printed 1919–27). International Center of Photography, Gift of Caryl and Israel Englander, 2008 (2008.111.46); David Black, Untitled, 2021/2025. Photocopy by Aaron Stern, © David Black

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Programs and Learning

Dreaming of living in New York City? With multiple scholarship opportunities, studying onsite at ICP offers the chance to create and learn within a dynamic cultural community. Applications for our Onsite One-Year Certificate Programs are open until March 1, 2026.

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Image: Matthew Septimus

Upcoming Courses and Workshops

Along with the new year comes a new, full slate of exciting courses and workshops.

ICP members receive up to 40% off Open Education courses. Learn more here.

An AI Ice Breaker (Online) with Danielle Ezzo and Alexey Yurenev

Jan 17–18, 2026 

Image: Alexey Yurenev

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Lighting I: The Essentials
with Maya Barkai

Jan 20–Feb 24, 2026 

Image: Maya Barkai

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Cyanotype Photograms and Toning with Tricia Rosenkilde

Jan 25, 2026 

Image: Tricia Rosenkilde

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Urban Constructs: The Cityscape in Photography with Jade Doskow

Jan 26–March 2, 2026 

Image: Jade Doskow

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Film Scanning: From DIY to the Expert Scan with Zack Pintchik

Jan 31–Feb 1, 2026 

Image: Matthew Septimus

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iPhone Photography (Online)

with Christine Callahan

Jan 31, 2026 

Image: Christine Callahan

Courses for Teens

Digital Collage: Unmaking the Image (Online)
with Carla Liesching

Jan 24–Feb 28, 2026

Image: Julia Geniesse

Exploring Image Transfer Techniques with Anthoula Lelekidis

Feb 22–Mar 15, 2026

Image: Freja Huang

Lighting: In the Studio and Beyond with JJ Reddington

April 18–Jun 27, 2026

Image: Daniil Veselukhin

Community and Events

Photobook Fest 2026: Publisher & Vendor Applications

Publisher and vendor applications for ICP’s 2026 Photobook Fest are officially open. Apply here to be part of one of the photobook community’s biggest weekends of 2026.

Image: Scott Rudd

 January Events at ICP

Tips for Application—One-Year Certificate Programs

January 22, 2026, 11 AM–12 PM

Image: Nina Tanujaya

Book Event—Audrey Sands: “Lisette Model: The Jazz Pictures”

January 22, 2026, 6 PM–7:30 PM

Image: Lisette Model

Latitudes In Conversation— Nuits Balnéaires and François-Xavier Gbré

January 29, 2026, 1 PM–2:30 PM

Image: Nuits Balnéaires, Le Messager 8, from the series Eboro, 2025 © Nuits Balnéaires

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Experience ICP as a Member

Join today and enjoy a full year of ICP membership benefits, including unlimited access to all exhibitions, invitations to exhibition openings and previews, access to public programs, and over 40% off ICP classes—plus special members-only perks throughout the year.

Image: Scott Rudd

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Exhibition support is generously provided by ICP Collections Committee members – Jane Corkin, Constance Jaeggi, George Krupp, Monika Parekh, Douglas Pugh, Elizabeth Walton, Simon Zafrany, and Alice Sachs Zimet.

Exhibitions at ICP are supported, in part, by Caryl Englander, Almudena Legorreta, ICP Board of Trustees, the Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller Fund, and with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Established in 2024 by the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès, the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation, and the International Center of Photography (ICP), the Latitudes program supports international photographic creation by assisting in the making and dissemination of new work. Each year, a laureate selected by the three partner institutions is awarded a grant to produce an original photographic series. This body of work is then exhibited in Paris at the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson, in New York at the ICP, and in the laureate’s home country. To further extend its reach, a dedicated publication is co-published with the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès. By supporting artists from regions underrepresented on the international stage, Latitudes invites us to broaden our perspectives and explore new photographic horizons.