ICP
PHOTOBOOK
FEST
This website is an archive of the third ICP Photobook Fest held September 6-8, 2024.
This three-day building-wide celebration of photobooks and visual culture featured photographer book signings, drop-in workshops, and thoughtful conversations around photobook making and new releases in the photobook world. Learn more below.
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The 2025 ICP Photobook Fest will be held October 3-5, 2025. Publisher applications will open soon. Interested in applying? Sign up for our publisher list here to be notified once the application is open.
VIP Preview
Friday, September 6, 6 PM - 9 PM
Enjoy a first look at new titles, music by DJ Honey Bun plus delicious brews courtesy of New Belgium Brewing. VIP tickets also allow priority access to Photobook Fest throughout the weekend.
VIP pass holders will also receive complimentary passes to Art on Paper.
ICP Members receive free VIP passes.
General Hours
79 Essex Street New York, NY 10002 79 Essex Street New York, NY 10002 79 Essex Street
Publishers
ICP Community Table
Don’t miss ICP’s Community table featuring photobooks and zines from alumni, faculty, and staff of the International Center of Photography. All sales go directly to the artists presenting photobooks at this table.
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Accessibility Info
ICP is ADA-compliant. The building has an accessible elevator and bathrooms that are gender neutral and wheelchair accessible. Service animals are welcome.
Photobook Fest Team
Photobook Fest is produced by ICP’s public programs team, led by Jacque D. Bailey, associate director of public programs, Marley Trigg Stewart, public programs manager, Elisabeth Sherman, director of exhibitions and senior curator, Richard Louissaint, a/v producer, and Carlos Nunez, museum educator. Additional support provided by Richard Dobbs, Photobook Fest publisher consultant, Kat Shannon, Photobook Fest community liaison, Rehema Trimiew, AV production, Librada González Fernández, production, and Francisco Bengolea, Jon Corpuz, and Shina Peng, programming producers.
This event is possible due to the incredible support from across the institution including Curatorial: Sara Ickow, Logan Bellew, Izzy Dow, Brandon Wallace; Marketing and Communications: John Baker, Anna Selle, Kim Cabrera, m. iamartino; Development: Chloé Jolly, Caroline Vigneron, Lucig Kebranian, Alexander Campos, Hannah Shifman, and Anthony Chassi; Executive Office: Bob Jeffrey and Avery Duncan; Finance: Nick Read, Ellen Rubin, Winnie Zhong, Tama O’Brien; Operations: Kevin Jimenez and Kamil James; HR: Art Rios, Lynae Quinones, Ebony Cherry; IT: Emmanuel Watts; Education: Per Gylfe, Karen Marshall, Darin Mickey, Antonio Pulgarin, Larson Harley, Cydnii Jones, Darryl Terryl, Stephanie Routier, Arckii Kim, Fei Yan, Haley Soares, Abigail Montes, Ariana Sarwari, Kyra Taveras, Sara Konradi, Alina Patrick, Paola Fiterre, Carter Guthrie; Library: Martha Naranjo Sandoval; Visitor Experience: Jim O’Shea, Amber Santana, Kevin Nestor, Abigail Walters, Chris Toro, Davion Alston, Hadasa Castro, Haley Brown-Bloom, Heather Lynch, Jeff Santos, Nada Harib, Pasinee Pramunwong, Tiffany Johnson, Xiana Garcia, Zaarya Chaudhari; Education Visitor Experience: Angela Abiodun, Brandon Rivera, Riley Natalova, and Tyler Nelson.
