The International Center of Photography (ICP) and Harlowe present Through the Light of Hope, a groundbreaking symposium exploring the intersection of art and science in healing trauma through photography.
Taking place on April 29th at ICP at 84 Ludlow Street, New York City, this full-day event features renowned photographers, artists, and clinicians leading discussions and interactive programming on how photography can document pain while catalyzing resilience and transformation.
“Gene Beyt is a physician, a professor at Tulane University, and a photographer. As co-host, Artists Telling Stories Podcasts feature stories of artists and the impact of their art on their own well-being and on those who encounter their work. Drawing from his extensive experience in both medicine and photography, Gene will illustrate how creative expression—specifically through the light of photography—can become a powerful tool for healing.”
Register for Through the Light of Hope: Exploring the Healing Power of Photography, at the International Center of Photography, on April 29th in New York City here.
