ICP Event: Becoming a Photographer in Midlife
The International Center of Photography will host an event titled "Becoming a Photographer in Midlife" at its William Randolph Hearst Library in New York City. The reception will take place from 6 to 6:30 PM and is aimed at individuals eager to begin their photography journey later in life. The program features established photographers who started their careers in their fifties or sixties, having published books and exhibited globally. Attendees will explore how to leverage life experiences creatively, covering topics such as identifying a visual niche and developing a unique perspective, addressing concerns about starting late.
Key facts
- Event is held at ICP's William Randolph Hearst Library on the museum's second floor.
- Reception runs from 6–6:30 PM.
- Targets individuals interested in starting photography in midlife.
- Features photographers who began in their fifties or sixties.
- These photographers have published books, exhibited internationally, and worked for major institutions.
- Discussion reframes life experience as a creative asset.
- Topics include finding a visual niche, building an audience and network, and developing a point of view.
- Event is designed for those wondering if it is too late to start.
Entities
Institutions
- International Center of Photography
Locations
- New York City
- United States