The Impossible Project in New York City is the American heart, center and starting point for all passionate lovers of analog instant photography. Located in a spacious fifth floor loft in a landmark Soho building, this unique space features a retail section for purchasing all kinds of Polaroid cameras, films, accessories, and books, as well as an exhibition space. Here, Polaroid devotees can purchase Impossible’s newly developed forms of instant film (it works with Polaroid 600, SX-70, and Spectra cameras) along with hard-to-find tools, leather carrying cases, unique photo frames, and pinhole cameras made from old cigar boxes. Their exhibits feature well-known photographers like Autumn de Wilde, Maurizio Galimberti, and others who consider analog instant photography an art form.
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