ICP and ROAR Host Evening on Becoming a Photographer in Midlife
ICP and ROAR are collaborating to host an event focused on pursuing photography in midlife at the William Randolph Hearst Library in New York City. Scheduled for an evening reception from 6 to 6:30 PM, the program aims to reframe life experiences as valuable creative assets. Participants will explore topics such as discovering a visual niche and cultivating an audience. The event specifically addresses individuals concerned about starting a new artistic journey later in life, featuring photographers who began their careers in their fifties or sixties and have achieved international acclaim through publications and exhibitions.
Key facts
- ICP and ROAR are co-hosting an event on becoming a photographer in midlife.
- The event will be held at ICP's William Randolph Hearst Library.
- The program includes a reception from 6 to 6:30 PM.
- The discussion reframes life experience as a creative asset.
- Topics include finding a visual niche and building an audience.
- The event is for those wondering if it's too late to start.
- Featured photographers started seriously in their fifties or sixties.
- These photographers have published books and exhibited internationally.
Entities
Institutions
- International Center of Photography
- ROAR
Locations
- New York City
- United States