Evidence of Existence: 2026 ICP Recent Graduates Exhibition
Anabella Dalinger, Celia Wong, Daniel Jimenez Paz, Dillon Montes Edlin, Elisa Pedrani, Gaia Cozijn, Guram Muradov, Hector Ruiz Cardenas, Henry Kuvin, Ida Neerbye, Joude Salman, Kabir Dugal, Mann Brown, María Ruiz, Mariam Rauf, Marija Knezevic, Martha Roschmann, Mathilde Brandi, Miles Henderson, Moira Ball, Nadezda Tavodova Tezgor, Ninette Lau, Noah Bernstein, Paola Gutiérrez Zambrano, Ruo-Jia Liang, Santiago Muñoz, Sara Meneses Cuapio, Simon Fässler, Tatiana Chyeanne Gonzalez, Victoria Dmitrieva, Vi!K, Viola Shanti Fagioli, Yanara Suenaga, Yelyzaveta Doroshenko, A. J. Coley, Alexa Ivanna Grajeda Quiñonez, Aysia Alejandra Arias, Chiara Gabellini, Claudio Pettina, Cydnii Jones, Daniel Waiswol, Dani Brunner, Elaina Rioux, Gabriela Ordoñez, Ivana J. Jarmon, Jenny Yiyun Kuo, Joana Toro, Jui-En “Ray” Chang, Julia Ekert, Kevin Berlanga, Laura Alvear Roa, Leo Hodson, Liam C. Tobin, Mallory Vargas, Mathilde Levistre, Maxwell N, Minsoo Bae, Myrto Tzima, Naima Noguera, Nata Revak, Olivia Kierstead, Paola Boyance Erosa, Rob Tarleton, Sarah Stadelmann, Sofia Kayumova, Sohel Ahmed, Taliya Gomez, Teo Apostolescu, Varun Senthil Nathan, Viktoriia Ovcharuk, Virginia G. Ruiz, Yuri Avila, AMALIA VOSSOUGHIAN, Alex Karabelas, Bruno Liddell, Cian Cohen, Ewan Carroll, Jai C., Jaiden Granger, Karen Berman, Kiriah H., Leo Roiphe, Mateo Torre-Bliss, Max Markarian, Noah Kato-Samuel, Samantha Santana - Carrasquillo, Sita V Welt
International Center of Photography
84 Ludlow St, New York, NY 10002
Mon-Wed 10:30am-6:30pm, Thu 10:30am-8pm, Fri-Sun 10:30am-6:30pm
Admission
Free Admission
This exhibition is free and open to the public.
About
The 2026 ICP Recent Graduates Exhibition brings together work by artists from three of ICP’s education programs: the full-time, onsite One-Year Certificate Programs in Creative Practices and Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism, and the Teen Academy Imagemakers program. Curated by Sara Ickow, ICP’s Associate Director of Exhibitions, the exhibition features projects that turn attention toward what is often overlooked or out of reach, while exploring how photography can give form to the unseen.