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Issue #235  10/16/2017
 
ICP Plans to Reunite Museum and School at New Lower East Side Location in 2019
In This Issue:
Vintage Works Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary with Special Catalog
Nearly 130 New Photos and Several Special Exhibits Go up on the I Photo Central Website
Art Gallery Ontario Names Julian Cox New Deputy Director
Photographer Pete Turner Passes Away
ICP Plans to Reunite Museum and School at New Lower East Side Location in 2019
Anne Breckenridge Barrett Appointed Director of the Center for Creative Photography
Artist Dawoud Bey Receives 2017 MacArthur Fellowship
Carol Ehlers Appointed Regional Director, VP and Photographs Specialist by Phillips
AIPAD Brings in Béatrice Andrieux, Former Paris Photo Artist Director
Keith De Lellis Gallery Moves to Fuller Building

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Left rendering by Moso Studio (front of building); Right rendering by Gensler (side view). Courtesy Moso Studio and Gensler.
Left rendering by Moso Studio (front of building); Right rendering by Gensler (side view). Courtesy Moso Studio and Gensler.

The International Center of Photography has announced plans to reunite the museum and the ICP school in a new location on the Lower East Side on Ludlow Street. The ICP will serve as the cultural anchor of Essex Crossing, a $1.5 billion mixed-use project.

The ICP School, which serves more than 3,500 students each year, will make the move downtown in summer 2019. The ICP Museum will also shift from its current space at 250 Bowery to Essex Crossing in early 2019, following the close of its fall 2018 exhibition program.

ICP’s new home will be a four-story building, running a full city block between Ludlow and Essex Streets. The center will also occupy two additional floors in the adjacent residential building at 242 Broome, a 14-story, 55-unit luxury building designed by SHoP Architects and currently under construction. The residential portion of the building is scheduled to open in early 2018.