New exhibition focuses on emerging photographers who embrace the film renaissance

Who shoots film anymore?

That question is answered emphatically in a new exhibition called Emerging Analog, which runs from May 1 – 8 at the International Center of Photography in New York City.

The show features work by emerging photographers dedicated to capturing their images on film. With the recent renaissance of film as a medium for still photography, curators had the luxury of choosing from a wealth of young talent. Ten artists from locations around the world, and ranging in age from 20 to 29, made the final cut.

Founded in 1974, ICP is a world-renowned destination for devotees of photography and visual culture. Emerging Analog is part of the Center’s ongoing Projected series, so named because images are literally “projected” onto the windows of the ICP Museum in the evening and can be viewed from the sidewalk outside.