#icp projected

Erinn Springer is photographing female scientists for her ongoing series, "Particle for Scale." For the first chapter, she traveled on NASA’s Atmospheric Tomography Mission (AToM) over the Arctic. Beautiful work! See the photos during #ICPprojected! https://bit.ly/2RMrE2S

For Freedoms is part of a rich history of artists employing means of mass communication to provoke political discourse. The latest installment of #ICPprojected features images by ICP students, faculty, and alumni. #VoteTuesday https://bit.ly/2RmCFYo 📷 Marie Louise Taarnskov, Victoire Eall Lumiere Mandonnaud, Alejandro Lopez Ceballos, Maxwell Posner, Destiny Benson, Mollie Zoldan

Over the past year, transgender portrait and fashion photographer Lia Haley Clay has worked to create a shift in the way the media creates stories about trans experiences. #ICPprojected https://bit.ly/2CpTEGv

We're shining a light on our Teen Academy program during this week's #ICPprojected. Since 2001, the program has supported thousands of New York City youth in using cameras as tools to tell their stories. http://bit.ly/2zffFq6 📷 Madeleine Miller, Augustus Duravcevic, Emily Yourman, Tula Debaer

Photographer Holly Andres has created powerful portraits of Dreamers. "Dreamers: Out of the Shadows" is featured during #ICPprojected. http://bit.ly/2uBMBV1 

It's the one-year anniversary of #ICPprojected! And we're celebrating. This year, "Projected" featured over 120 photographers. The series highlights the work of new voices who tell stories through concerned photography and visual culture. http://bit.ly/2sXxaFN 📷 Amarachi Nwosu, Micaiah Carter, Nick Mehedin, Steven John Irby, Wynne Neilly

Film is not a relic of the past, it is not dead! "Emerging Analog"—now on view for #ICPprojected—focuses on 9 young photographers that are dedicated to shooting film. From Rosie Matheson: “To me, shooting on film makes a truly personal experience. It all comes from your vision rather than a crew of 30 reviewing a digital screen. Shooting on film demands a true connection with your subject to trust one another. I love the color palette of film, it’s warm, rich, and full of emotion. I think with the limited frames you have and the costs of each shot, you really consider what you’re shooting and because of this, I feel, the images are a lot more honest and timeless.” http://bit.ly/2KtvF9I 📷 Rosie Matheson

"Hāfu2Hāfu" by Tetsuro Miyazaki is a thought-provoking photographic project in which he investigates what it means to be hāfu, someone who is biracial with one Japanese parent. See his work during this week's installment of #ICPprojected at the #ICPMuseum. http://bit.ly/2IWce7Q