I love taking photos. So when I walked along the street and found the International Center of Photography Museum, I had to stop in. There is a small admission fee to enter. While I was there, they showcased two exhibits. The one upstairs featured three photographers, each one took photos of the everyday lives of residents in a different city... More

Went on a donation suggested Friday evening to see the Weegee exhibit. Excellent display, larger than expected and well laid out.

As someone who has studied Photography at University I was very excited about visiting this museum. The currently exhibitions on Weegee, The Loving Story and the Magnum contact sheets were fantastic. Although a relatively small museum space we spent around two and a half hours here, as there was a great deal of information on the artists and their work.... More

they reliably have great exhibits. the museum is the perfect size. you can get close to the work. and it's right near bryant park. when i leave the city, this is one of the places i will miss....

I expected more being that this is in NYC. The two exhibits were good, but overall there wasn't much too see. So I'd say it wasn't worth the $12 price of admission

From Jan-Sep 2012, the exhibit features crime scene photos from a reporter named Weegee. The black and white photos are very interesting, well laid out, fun to look at. The museum is closed on Monday. Students get a discount so bring your ID. Best for older kids with an interest in art or photography.

I visited different exhibitions, some of them were really good. The place is very well mantained, curatorial work is very good. It is an important place to see photography.

Always the best venue for intimate niche exhibitions. Supremely knowledgable tour guide kept my students enthralled throughout!

The Weegee exhibit was marvelous, as were the corollary exhibits at the Center. Fascinating exploration of Weegee and his work, nicely laid-out. Will definitely return next time we're in the city.