{"title": "Stacy Kranitz: Ain’t No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down", "start": "2026-11-21T13:00:00-05:00", "end": null, "place": "International Center of Photography", "address": "Ludlow Street 84, 10002 New York", "price": "5.00", "price_from": "5.00", "price_to": "5.00", "category": "talks-readings", "tags": ["art/photography/documentary-photography", "history"], "description": "A public talk at the International Center of Photography centered on photographer Stacy Kranitz and her book 'Ain’t No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down'. Kranitz will be joined in conversation by essayist Mesha Maren and curator Laura Hutson Hunter. They discuss her decades-long investigation into Appalachian culture and photographic representation, covering the history of photography through Appalachian imagery, how the War on Poverty affected the region, and the civil contract between photographer and photographed. The book traces the social history of Appalachia while questioning photography's role in shaping how the region and its people have been seen.", "url": "https://noky.io/en/new-york/events/stacy-kranitz-aint-no-grave-gonna-hold-my-body-down-115404/", "official_url": "https://www.icp.org/index%2ephp/events/stacy-kranitz-aint-no-grave-gonna-hold-my-body-down", "image": "https://noky.io/images/39ffcd4a7252d27574b97006e47fc53c9237f35b9231e9a974a78ebb85ee0c3e-2000.webp", "dates": [{"start": "2026-11-21T13:00:00-05:00", "end": null, "place": "International Center of Photography", "address": "Ludlow Street 84, 10002 New York", "tickets": ""}], "similar": [{"title": "Framing America: Portraiture, Identity, and Belonging", "start": "2026-11-10T18:00:00-05:00", "end": null, "place": "Flushing Town Hall", "address": "Northern Boulevard 137-35, 11354", "price": "", "price_from": null, "price_to": null, "category": "talks-readings", "tags": ["art/photography/portrait-photography"], "description": "A panel talk with photographers Gina Minielli, Jim Richards, Tony Gonzalez, and Zachary Schulman, moderated by curator Stephanie S. Lee. The conversation explores each artist's photographic practice and approach to portraiture, along with ideas of identity, representation, belonging, and lived experience reflected in the Portraits of America exhibition. It ends with an audience Q&A, and a closing reception begins beforehand. All are welcome.", "url": "https://noky.io/en/new-york/events/framing-america-portraiture-identity-and-belonging-52655/", "official_url": "https://www.flushingtownhall.org/show-details/framing-america-portraiture-identity-and-belonging", "image": "https://noky.io/images/f0932397ff4db5ff4428ce1a10df1276c9c4e32fae39f5081b0535ed05b9d591-600.webp"}, {"title": "To See and Be Seen: The Lens as a Conduit for Health and Wellbeing", "start": "2026-11-11T18:00:00-05:00", "end": null, "place": "721 Broadway, 12th Floor, Dean's Conference Room", "address": "721 Broadway", "price": "", "price_from": null, "price_to": null, "category": "talks-readings", "tags": ["art/photography", "society/health"], "description": "A panel discussion and community conversation titled \"To See and Be Seen: The Lens as a Conduit for Health and Wellbeing.\" It is hosted by the Tisch Arts & Health Lab and explores how cinematic and photographic storytelling can reflect the lived experiences of communities affected by physical, emotional, and social health issues. Panelists include Dr. Sheril Antonio and Rebecca Haimowitz, moderated by Yannick Trapman-O'Brien. The conversation examines how visual storytelling can bridge artistic and scientific perspectives and inspire change in public health.", "url": "https://noky.io/en/new-york/events/to-see-and-be-seen-the-lens-as-a-conduit-for-health-and-well-130203/", "official_url": "https://tisch.nyu.edu/community-engagement/events/Arts_Health_Nov_11th", "image": "https://noky.io/images/d0495ecd6e0017dae107d7ff44e58f5890211425e814e9968c2ae89c8b22363b-2000.webp"}, {"title": "Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955–1985", "start": "2026-07-25T00:00:00-04:00", "end": "2026-11-08T00:00:00-05:00", "place": "Mississippi Museum of Art", "address": "380 South Lamar Street, Jackson, MS, 39201", "price": "", "price_from": null, "price_to": null, "category": "exhibitions-museums", "tags": ["art/photography/documentary-photography", "history/black-history"], "description": "Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955–1985 is an exhibition on the role photography played in shaping a distinctly Black artistic and cultural identity in the mid-twentieth century. Organized by the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, it is curated by Philip Brookman and Deborah Willis, and overseen at the Mississippi Museum of Art by Kaegan Sparks. Through works by over 100 artists, it shows the medium's versatility as art, design, organizing tool, and community builder. From Kwame Brathwaite's fashion photography to Gordon Parks's photojournalism, it reveals how studio and street photographers, designers, activists, and community organizers used photography to document, imagine, and transform Black life.", "url": "https://noky.io/en/new-york/events/photography-and-the-black-arts-movement-19551985-66542/", "official_url": "", "image": "https://noky.io/images/fabd552951a38ecc401d93b1e2a1434a68e1aee6a97f5da1d1ea57e9a413ab9c-2000.webp"}, {"title": "DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging", "start": "2026-11-07T00:00:00-05:00", "end": null, "place": "Iris Cantor Theatre", "address": "West Houston Street 38, 10012 New York", "price": "", "price_from": null, "price_to": null, "category": "exhibitions-museums", "tags": ["art/photography"], "description": "The exhibition \"The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging\" presents original photographic prints drawn from the study archive of NYU Tisch's Department of Photography and Imaging. It was assembled by Mark Jenkinson, an associate arts professor in the department, and honors the legacy of Lee D. Witkin, an early adjunct professor and pioneering gallerist whose donations include many of the key works. The show traces photography from its roots in the first documented camera obscura to its power to reveal truths, from evidence for the General Theory of Relativity to a 1965 photograph that helped lead to the Voting Rights Act. Among the treasures rediscovered in drawers are works such as Joel Meyerowitz's dye-transfer print \"Street Busker, Paris, France, 1967\"; RSVP is required.", "url": "https://noky.io/en/new-york/events/dpi-presents-the-objectphotograph-from-the-archives-of-the-d-53232/", "official_url": "", "image": "https://noky.io/images/8eb95652ef86032381977a024cd69e4822a894f55efdc6a44ed2b4bdaaa25da1-600.webp"}, {"title": "The Naomi Rosenblum ICP Talks Photographer Lecture Series with Ishiuchi Miyako and Katayama Mari", "start": "2026-11-18T18:30:00-05:00", "end": null, "place": "International Center of Photography", "address": "Ludlow Street 84, 10002 New York", "price": "Tickets Starting at 5.00", "price_from": "5.00", "price_to": "5.00", "category": "talks-readings", "tags": ["art/photography"], "description": "The Naomi Rosenblum ICP Talks Photographer Lecture Series brings a talk by photographers Ishiuchi Miyako and Katayama Mari, moderated by curator Pauline Vermare. The two artists discuss the wide-ranging scope of their careers, including their work on view in the exhibition \"I'm So Happy You Are Here: Japanese Women Photographers from the 1950s to Now\". Ishiuchi Miyako is a Japanese photographer whose honors include the Kimura Ihei Memorial Photographic Award and the Hasselblad Award, while Katayama Mari is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice begins with hand-sewn fabric objects featured in her photography, video, and activist projects. The program is offered both in person at ICP on NYC's Lower East Side and online.", "url": "https://noky.io/en/new-york/events/the-naomi-rosenblum-icp-talks-photographer-lecture-series-wi-75428/", "official_url": "https://www.icp.org/index%2ephp/events/naomi-rosenblum-icp-talks-photographer-lecture-series-ishiuchi-miyako-and-katayama-mari", "image": "https://noky.io/images/63395d28825d9d08bd066766d906ccaf17c8a7ca2e3aeecc86d72be1030d7d91-1200.webp"}, {"title": "Renée Cox: Take A Good Look", "start": "2026-09-24T00:00:00-04:00", "end": "2026-11-14T00:00:00-05:00", "place": "Ethan Cohen Gallery", "address": "West 19th Street 251, 10011 New York", "price": "", "price_from": null, "price_to": null, "category": "exhibitions-museums", "tags": ["art/photography", "society/identity"], "description": "Take A Good Look is a solo exhibition at Ethan Cohen Gallery's Chelsea location, opening with a reception and running through October 31. The Jamaican-American photographer Renée Cox shows works from the early 1990s to the present, tracing over three decades of her photography, self-representation, and the politics of the image. Placing her own body at the center of pictures she has historically been excluded from, she reworks visual languages of Western art, Christianity, colonialism, and popular culture, from Yo Mama's Last Supper to the Queen Nanny of the Maroons and Soul Culture series. The show opens alongside the gallery's solo presentation of Cox at The Armory Show in New York.", "url": "https://noky.io/en/new-york/events/renee-cox-take-a-good-look-52514/", "official_url": "", "image": "https://noky.io/images/edc4eed0eab65484f2a348c349f4d3595a1eaab21a69e2964c03adbda605468e-1200.webp"}]}