Photobook Fest 2025 at the International Center of Photography is live October 2–5, 2025!. Join 70+ visionary local and international publishers gathering together to showcase the art of the photobook.
This three-day, building-wide celebration of the best in photography publishing includes exclusive photographer book signings, drop-in workshops, and illuminating conversations to shape the future of photobook making. Whether you’re a collector, a creator, or simply curious, this is where the next chapter of photography unfolds.
ICP Members receive free VIP passes.
Alphabetical A-L
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
Buenos Aires, Argentina |
Warsaw, Poland |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
Ohio, United States |
New Jersey, United States |
Arizona, United States |
New York, United States |
California, United States |
New York, United States |
New York, USA and Zürich, Switzerland, United States |
Georgia, United States |
New York, United States |
Marseille, France |
New York, New York |
Oregon, United States |
London, United Kingdom |
London, United Kingdom |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
Shanghai, China |
Brighton, United Kingdom |
Heidelberg, Germany |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
Bolonga, Italy |
San Francisco, United States and Manizales, Colombia |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
Marseille, France |
New York, United States |
Alphabetical M-Z
London, United Kingdom |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
Massachusetts, United States |
New York and Arizona, USA and Bogotá, Colombia, United States |
London, United Kingdom |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
Maryland, United States |
New York and Pennsylvania, United States |
London, United Kingdom |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
Tokyo, Japan |
Melbourne, Australia |
California, United States |
New York, United States |
New York, United States |
California, United States |
Missouri, United States |
New York, United States |
Washington, United States |
New Jersey, United States |
New York, United States |
Virginia, United States |
New York, United States |
Friday
10:30 AM
ICP Galleries, Floor 3
| Member Event: Photobook Fest Meet & Greet with Isabel Azkarate + Publisher Highlight Tour |
11:00 AM
ICP Library, Floor 2
| Writing and the Photographic Image with David Campany and Alan Huck |
1:00 PM
ICP Library, Floor 2
| David Asks Steidl Any Dumb Question About Making a Book with David Campany and Gerhard Steidl |
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Classroom A ICP School, Floor 2
| Portfolio Reviews with Karen L. Haberberg Sign-up at ICP Education Table, Floor 2 |
3:00 PM – 5:00PM
ICP Library, Floor 2
| ICP Alumni Living Room: Book Salon with Ibi Ibrahim, Ana Valejo, Eri Morita, Ximena Olazabal, Alejandra Guiterez, and Betty Yu Moderated by Alexey Yurenev and Deirdre Donohue |
5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
ICP Library, Floor 2
| ICP Alumni Mixer x Photobook Fest |
Saturday
10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Classroom A ICP School, Floor 2
| Portfolio Reviews with Ismail Ferdous. Sign-up at ICP Education Table, Floor 2. |
11:30 AM
| Words and Images with Mark Alice Durant, Leah Ollman, Patrick Pound, David Campany, Ahndraya Parlato, Rosanna Warren Presented by Saint Lucy Books |
1:00 PM
| ICP Darkroom + School Tour |
3:00 PM
ICP Library, Floor 2
| Photography and Collaboration with Kris Graves, Zak Klauck, Edward Hillel. Moderated by Kunbi Oni. |
5:00 PM
ICP Library, Floor 2
| New Photobook Release: "Small Death" with Martha Naranjo Sandoval & Justine Kurland |
5:00 PM
ICP Library
| ICP Darkroom + School Tour |
Sunday
12:00 PM
ICP Library, School, Floor 2
| Film Screening & Q&A: Too Many Products Too Much Pressure with Janet Delaney |
| New Photobook Release: Marina Berio's "Ten Photography Lessons for a Dead President" with Marina Berio and Hana Maruyama | |
1:00 PM
PBF Workshop studio, school, floor 2
| Personalizing the Vernacular: Storytelling with Found Photographs and Ephemera drop-in workshop presented by Alice Austen House |
1:00 PM
ICP Library
| ICP Darkroom + School Tour |
| Why publish another book of portraits? Rochelle Marie Adam, Lois Conner, Mateo Ruiz González, Ian Lewandowski, and Avery Norman Presented by Tall Poppy Press | |
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Classroom A, School, Floor 3
| The Art of Sequencing with Bill Armstrong. Sign-up at ICP Education Table, Floor 2. |
3:00 PM
PBF Workshop studio, school, floor 2
| Family Art Hour: Custom Postcards drop-in workshop with ICP Educator Carlos Nuñez |
| Floater: Blurring Basketball Lines — Imagining an Alternative Basketball Aesthetics presented by Squeeze Sour and Chinatown Basketball Club | |
4:00 PM
ICP Library
| ICP Darkroom + School Tour |
Also on View
“Off the Page” Project Spaces, Floor 3:
Marina Berio, “Ten Photography Lessons for a Dead President” presented by ICP
Seaton Street Press presents a selection of recent projects
Fresh Mercado presents ”Sin Poder No Hay Paraíso (Without Power, There is No Paradise)”
Instituto Cervantes presents selections from their exhibition “Isabel Azkarate: She is Her
Camera”
Ground Floor
ICP's Book on the Wall—Martha Naranjo Sandoval "Small Death" (MACK)
"Michael Kenna: Japan / A Love Story"
Friday
12:00 PM Fall Line Press
| Alexis Martino, 101 Pennies |
12:00 PM
Daylight Books
| Betty Yu, Family Amnesia |
1:00 PM
Daylight Books
| Jillian Guyette, We Keep Swimming, Until We All Reach Home |
2:00 PM
Studio21
| Joseph Decilos, Don't Blink |
2:00 PM
Daylight Books
| Julie McCarthy, The Shankill: A Portrait of Pride and Resilience |
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2:00 PM
Setanta Books
| Alexey Tintarenko, The City is a Novel |
4:00 PM
Artbook DAP | Damiani
| Anderson Zaca, Fire Island Invasion |
4:00 PM
Kehrer Verlag
| Robert Nickelsberg, Legacy of Lies: El Salvador 1981–1984 |
4:00 PM
Workshop Arts
| Suzanne Revy, A Murmur in the Trees |
4:00 PM
Setanta Books
| Bruce Gilden, The Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets / Black Country / One Night Only |
5:00 PM
L'Artiere
| Lois Conner, TO BE |
5:00 PM
New Poetics Publishing
| Camilo Godoy, FELICITAS |
5:00 PM
New Poetics Publishing
| Cristina Velásquez, Embriagantes |
5:00 PM
Leica
| Bruce Gilden, 8 Days in Napoli |
5:30 PM
L'Artiere
| Andrea Modica, Catholic Girl / As We Wait / January 1 |
Saturday
12:00 PM
Daylight Books
| Evan Hume, Critical Collection: Image Intelligence and Empire |
1:00 PM
Artbook DAP | Damiani
| Danny Lyon, Junk / This Is My Life I’m Talking About |
1:00 PM
St. Lucy Books
| Leah Ollman, Ensnaring the Moment: On The Intersection of Poetry and Photography |
1:00 PM
Daylight Books
| Elizabeth Sanjuan, Silent Snow: Hokkaido |
1:00 PM
Kehrer Verlag
| Inbal Abergil, The Presence of Absence |
1:00 PM
Fall Line Press
| Beth Galton, COVID Diary |
1:00 PM
Workshop Arts
| Jennie Evans, Pulses |
1:00 PM
Setanta Books
| Seamus Murphy, Strange Love |
1:00 PM
Zatara Press
| Andrew Fedynak, The Last Snows of a Warming World |
1:00 PM
Artbook DAP | Twin Palms
| Henry O. Head, Twelve Acres |
2:00 PM
Artbook DAP | Twin Palms
| Mike Brodie, Failing & A Period of Juvenile Prosperity |
2:00 PM
Setanta Books
| Duane Michals, Various Titles + Exclusive ICP Photobook Fest Poster |
2:00 PM
St. Lucy Books
| Patrick Pound, Double Feature |
2:00 PM
KGP MONOLITH
| Stanley Greenberg, Waterworks: New York's Hidden Water System |
2:00 PM
Red Hook Editions
| Reuben Radding, Heavenly Arms |
2:00 PM
GOST Books
| Richard Sharum, Spina Americana |
2:00 PM
GOST Books
| Jim Krantz, Frontier |
2:00 PM
Daylight Books
| Chris Corson-Scott, The Afterglow of Industry: New Zealand Photographs 2012 - 2022 |
2:00 PM Kehrer Verlag
| Mario Schneider, New York Short Stories |
| Alejandro Cegarra, "Dos Muros" (Two Walls) | |
2:00 PM
| Courtney Allen, Splendor |
2:00 PM Loose Joints
| Thomas Prior, Slip Me the Master Key |
2:00 PM
Workshop Arts
| Claire Rosen, Birds of a Feather |
2:30 PM
| Emily Shur, Sunshine Terrace |
3:00 PM
| Daniel Lee Postaer, Mother's Land |
3:00 PM Kherer Verlag
| Dana Stirling, Why am I sad |
3:00 PM Tin Roof Press
| Osamu James Nakagawa, American Truths |
3:00 PM
KGP MONOLITH
| Anthony Hamboussi, Cairo Dream |
3:00 PM
St. Lucy Books
| Hannah Altman, We Will Return to You |
3:00 PM
Imageless
| Ismail Ferdous, Sea Beach |
3:00 PM
Workshop Arts
| Suzanne Revy, A Murmur in the Trees |
3:00 PM Loose Joints
| Katherine Hubbard, The Great Room |
3:30 PM Deadbeat Club
| Ian Bates, The Weight Of Ash |
3:30 PM Setanta Books
| Monaris, Collecting Hands |
4:00 PM L'Artiere
| Scott Offen, Grace |
4:00 PM Kehrer Verlag
| Stephanie Pommez, The Enchanted Ones |
4:00 PM Deadbeat Club
| Janet Delaney, Too Many Products Too Much Pressure |
| Serhii Korovayny, Love Letters to Donbas | |
4:00 PM
St. Lucy Books
| Dona Ann McAdams, Black Box |
| Kanthy Peng, Ground Sea | |
4:30 PM Kehrer Verlag
| Stephen Shames, A Lifetime in Photography |
4:15 PM ICP Shop
| Edward Hillel, Holding the Main |
4:30 PM
L'Artiere
| Greg Miller, Morning Bus / Into Dust |
4:30 PM Deadbeat Club
| Richard Renaldi, Billions Served |
5:00 PM
L'Artiere
| Amanda Sauer, Giant Willow Oak |
| Janet Jarman, Birth Wars | |
5:30 PM
L'Artiere
| Angela Capetta, Glendalis |
6:00 PM
L'Artiere
| Kristen Joy Emack, Cousins |
Sunday
12:00 PM
Daylight Books
| Donna Wesley Spencer, Recover and Release |
12:00 PM
KGP MONOLITH
| Edward Hillel, Holding the Main |
1:00 PM
Daylight Books
| John Singletary, Traces |
1:00 PM
Fall Line Press
| Alexis Martino, 101 Pennies |
1:00 PM
St. Lucy Books
| Laura Larson, Hidden Mother / City of Incurable Women |
1:00 PM
Kehrer Verlag
| Michael Joseph, Lost & Found |
1:00 PM
Tin Roof Press
| Elijah Gowin, The Last Firefly |
2:00 PM
New Poetics Publishing
| Samantha Box, Give Yourself the Caribbean, Again |
| Jacqueline Zilberberg, Intuitively Delivered | |
3:00 PM
Makan Press
| Rhea Karam, Drift |
3:00 PM L'Artiere
| Lois Conner, TO BE |
Don’t miss ICP’s Community table featuring photobooks and zines from alumni, faculty, and staff of the International Center of Photography. All sales go directly to the artists presenting photobooks at this table.
Alumni: Sarkis Baharoglu, Stephanie Colgan, Bill Ellis, Danielle Goldstein, Michael Kolster, Michelle Leedy, Michael Meyer, Qiana Mestrich, Florence Montmare, Eri Morita, Stephen Schuster, Becca Screnock
Faculty: Ying Ang, Bill Armstrong, Marina Berio, Alina Patrick, Anthoula Lelekidis, Andrew Lichtenstein, Landon Nordeman, João Pina, Erica Reade, Alexey Yurenev, Jacqueline Silberbush
Staff: Alina Patrick
*Participants subject to change
84 Ludlow Street, New York, NY 10002
between Delancey Street and Broome Street
Lower East Side
ICP is ADA-compliant. Wheelchair accessible
The building has an accessible elevator and
bathrooms that are gender neutral.
Service animals are welcome.
Sponsors
Photobook Fest is supported by Sunboy.
Past Photobook Fests
Photobook Fest Team
Photobook Fest is produced by ICP’s Public Programs team, led by Jacque D. Bailey, Director of Public Engagement, Marley Trigg Stewart, Public Programs Manager, Pasinee Pramunwong, Public Programs Coordinator, Richard Louissaint, A/V Producer, Carlos Nunez, Museum Educator and David Campany, Creative Director.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ICP’s Photobook Fest?
The ICP Photobook Fest presents leading photobook publishers, independent and small presses, artist book makers, and photographers showcasing and celebrating their latest image-based books. The four-day event also hosts in-person book signings, conversations, workshops and more, spanning the entire building at the International Center of Photography located on the Lower East Side in New York City.
Do you accept proposals for programming during the weekend?
ICP will be accepting proposals for programming during Photobook Fest.
This year we will accept proposals for panel conversations, lectures, screenings, readings, performances, hour long workshops, or activities to be organized and facilitated by submitting partners.
Apply with a programming proposal here.
The programming application will close on July 25, 2025.
Are there opportunities to work or volunteer for Photobook Fest?
There are currently no opportunities to volunteer to help at Photobook Fest. Please check back closer to the event.
How do I learn about partnership, scholarships, or contributing in-kind donations towards Photobook Fest?
There are several opportunities to partner with ICP in support of Photobook Fest! For
information on partnerships, scholarships, or in-kind donations towards Photobook Fest, please
contact Chloé Jolly ([email protected].)
How do I apply to participate as a publisher in the ICP Photobook Fest?
The Photobook Fest Application closed on May 30, 2025. If you would like to be added to the 2025 waitlist for consideration to participate as a publisher in Photobook fest or to learn about the 2026 Photobook Fest, please sign up here.
Do you accept proposals for project space installations or physical activations during the weekend?
This year, ICP will be accepting proposals for on-site installations, project spaces, reading rooms, and physical activations. All projects submitted will be organized and facilitated by submitting partner.
Please read the programming and project space guidelines prior to submitting.
Apply with a project space proposal here.
The project space application will close on July 25, 2025.
I am an alumni, student, or faculty at ICP, are there opportunities for me to sell my photobooks at Photobook Fest?
ICP’s Community table will offer a chance for ICP alumni, faculty, staff, and students to participate in Photobook Fest. More details about opportunities will be available closer to the event. For alumni, please reach out to [email protected] to make sure your contact information is up to date.
How do I learn about media and marketing partnerships for Photobook Fest?
There are several opportunities to partner with ICP in support of Photobook Fest! For information on media partnerships or in-kind donations towards Photobook Fest, please contact Asher Selle ([email protected]).