Wesley Verhoeve

Wesley Verhoeve is a photographer, writer, curator, and filmmaker based in Amsterdam, after two decades in New York City. His work explores human stories centered around craft, curiosity, and community, and has appeared in The New York Times, National Geographic, Wired, The Washington Post, and New York Magazine, among others.

Wesley is the founding curator of Projected at the International Center of Photography in New York, where he programmed 96 exhibitions featuring more than 300 photographers from 53 countries. He is also the author of Process, a weekly newsletter on photography and finding your voice, read by over 19,000 photographers across 154 countries. His first monograph, NOTICE, was published by New Style Publishing in 2021, followed by NOTICE Journal, Volume One in 2024. Alongside his commercial and editorial work, Wesley is known for large-scale community documentary projects, including Vliegwiel (100 Dutch startup founders), The Best Medicine (100 Amsterd-based comedians), and Creatives In/AMS (52 Amsterdam-based creatives), each published as a zine.

About NOTICE Journal, Volume 2
NOTICE Journal, Volume 2 is a photo book drawn from a body of work made in Ukraine in the summer of 2025, published by New Style Publishing. The images were shot on a 1964 Olympus Pen-F half-frame camera, which produces two side-by-side frames on a single 35mm negative, creating in-camera diptychs that pair moments of daily life as they unfold. The project documents ordinary rhythms of living in a country at war: meals, gardens, family, work, rest. It is the third book in the NOTICE series, following NOTICE (2021) and NOTICE Journal, Volume One (2024), and will be published in October 2026.