ICP Co-Curator Malaika Newsome Leads Walkthrough of Photobooks USA 2000–25
The International Center of Photography (ICP) presents 'Photobooks USA 2000–25', an exhibition featuring over 50 photobooks that explore how artists have used the photobook medium to tell stories and circulate work in innovative ways. Co-curator and ICP Curatorial Assistant Malaika Newsome guides a walkthrough, discussing the significance of the photobook as an artistic medium. The exhibition showcases a diverse range of photobooks and photographers from across the United States, highlighting different approaches, artifacts, writings, forms, and styles. Newsome noted that the curatorial team aimed to challenge conventional notions of what a photobook looks like, citing Jeff Wall as a key example of pushing the physical boundaries of the format.
Key facts
- Exhibition titled 'Photobooks USA 2000–25' at the International Center of Photography (ICP)
- Features more than 50 photobooks
- Co-curated by ICP Curatorial Assistant Malaika Newsome
- Examines how artists use the photobook medium to tell stories and circulate work
- Showcases photobooks and photographers from across the United States
- Includes diverse approaches, artifacts, writings, forms, and styles
- Newsome stated the exhibition challenges the concept of what a photobook looks like
- Jeff Wall cited as a representation of challenging the physical concept of a photobook
Entities
Artists
- Jeff Wall
- Malaika Newsome
- LaToya Ruby Frazier
- Carmen Winant
- Baldwin Lee
- Carla Williams
- Paul Schiek
Institutions
- International Center of Photography
- International Center of Photography (ICP)
- TBW (publisher)
- Surface (magazine)
Locations
- United States
- New York City