“Public, Private, Secret” is the inaugural exhibition of the ICP’s new downtown Manhattan home, on view through January 8. “This new space enabled us to respond to our contemporary image environment in different ways,” says ICP’s curator-in-residence Charlotte Cotton. The show creates a physical experience through which to examine photography’s role in breaking and resetting the boundaries of social and personal privacy. Streams of real-time images and videos from various social media sources focus attention toward the social implications of our image-centric world. PROVOKR offers some arresting examples, above and below.