Aperture Conversations
September 14, 2020 @ 7pm EST
The Enduring Legacy of the Zealy Daguerreotypes
Join volume editors Ilisa Barbash, Molly Rogers, and Deborah Willis for a conversation about the new book To Make Their Own Way in the World, copublished by Aperture and Peabody Museum Press. Moderated by Sarah Meister. Virtual Launch Event and Book Info
September 17- November 29, 2020
Throughout NYC and Programming Online
Opening Celebration September 17 @ 3-4pm pm EST
We are thrilled to be presenting an outdoor banner at Photoville 2020 in Brooklyn Bridge Park with excerpts from the senior thesis projects of 23 recently graduated young artists who received their BFAs from NYU Tisch Photography & Imaging in 2020 –– including Ari Adams, Taylor Bissey, Rafik Greiss, Junyan Hu, Karolina Lajch. Wenyu Li, Phoebe Nakry Lincoln, Mariel Llano, Katie McGowan, Angelica Milagros Negron, Sammy Ray, Erica Palmieri, Tori Schaeffer, Jack Seidenberg, Ellen Shuan, Robin Takami, Katerina Voegtle, and Mark Wei. More Info (Photo: Nina Dietz)
NYU Votes: Women Vote
Tuesday, September 15, 5:30 – 6:30 PM EST
A Zoom talk with Betsy Fischer Martin, Emmy-winning journalist, former TV news executive, and current Executive Director of the Women & Politics Institute and Executive in Residence for American University School of Public Affairs; Claudia Cereceda, 2016 graduate of NYU, Liberal Studies and veteran of two presidential campaigns; Brianna Cea, CEO and co-founder of Generation Vote; and Charlotte Alter, a National Correspondent with TIME, and author of The Ones We've Been Waiting For. This event is co-produced by NYU Votes, NYU Office of Global Inclusion and Strategic Innovation, the John Brademas Center, Institute of African American Affairs & Center for Black Visual Culture, and Federal Hall: Debate Defends Democracy. Registration is required.
Exhibition: Space Dust
September 17, 2020
Prof. Snow Yunxue Fu curated 3D works as part of the Supernova Fest. Streaming September 17. With work by Yvette Fu '22 and Yuanqing Xie '22.
Pablove Foundation - Pablove Shutterbugs
New York Advanced Class Virtual Gallery Show
September 17, 6-7 pm EST
This student-curated show provides insight into the lives of young artists living with cancer, as a way to advocate for increased childhood cancer research funding. DPI was thrilled to host the Pablove student meetings in Fall 2019. More Info (Photo: Still by Giancarlos, Age 15)
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Opal Tometi in conversation with Deborah Willis and Pamela Newkirk.
Tuesday, October 6
7:00 PM EST
Virtual Webinar (Zoom)
NYU welcomes Opal Tometi, Co-Founder #BlackLivesMatter, for a conversation with NYU Professors Pamela Newkirk and Deborah Willis. RSVP Required.
FUTURE IMAGEMAKERS @ Photoville 2020
October 15, 2020
The Power of Photographic Storytelling
Virtual Panel 3-3:45pm EST
Storytelling, identity, prejudice, family, friends, community, intersectionality, activism, and finding freedom through creativity are some of the topics addressed in the photographic projects of the 2020 NYU Tisch Future Imagemakers. Moderated by Professor Lorie Novak and DPI senior Cydney Blitzer, the high school students will discuss their work, and how photo-based image-making has empowered them to speak up for social justice.
REGISTER NOW! (Photo: Nadine Zhan)
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Black Joy and Resistance, A conversation with Adreinne Waheed and Jamel Shabazz
Tuesday, September 22,
7:00-8:00pm EST
Virtua Event
This conversation will focus on Adreinne Waheed’s book, Black Joy and Resistance, which masterfully chronicles Black resistance and celebrates joyous energy and resilience in Black culture and communities throughout the diaspora, and Jamel Shabazz’s new book, City Metro. Waheed is a visual artist based in Brooklyn, NY whose work bears witness to and holds space for the beauty, brilliance, and resilience of Black folks across the diaspora. Shabazz is the author of numerous photography monographs including Sights in the City: New York Street Photographs, Men of Honor, A Time Before Crack, Pieces of a Man, Represent, Crossing 125th Street, Sights in the City, Back in the Days, and Seconds of my Life. Please RSVP nyuiaaa-cbvc-events@nyu.edu by September 21st.
Grey Art Gallery
Fall 2020 Semester
Study Center
Grey Art Gallery at NYU will remain closed until fall 2021, serving as a study center for University students in the interim. More Info
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Photography & Imaging alumni (left to right, above) Angelica Negron, Ellen Shuan, and Anna Betts are featured in Elle Magazine's recent article Fall Fashion, Through the Eyes of 2020 Graduates. The article (curated and styled by Alex White) showcases a diverse range of editorial and fashion photographs by members of the class of 2020 at many different institutions including FIT, Parsons, and SVA. More Info
Alum Morgan Levy's text and images were featured on the Center for Creative Photography's Instagram stories as part of their curated series, "Introducing..." which looks beyond their collection, "drawing on the immense diversity of young and emerging talent in the field, internationally, to introduce you to new voices in photography." Check them out here.
Alum Janna Ireland's book launch, Regarding Paul R. Williams: A Photographer’s View, launches September 13 by Angel City Press and Bestor Architecture. More Info
DPI Alums Alice Proujansky (photographer/writer) and Alissa Ambrose (Director of photography & mulitmedia at STAT news) continue to make important journalistic contributions regarding pregnancy, substance use disorder, and COVID-19. Read and see more here.
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Magnum Foundation Fund Call for Proposals, Deadline September 23
This fall, the Magnum Foundation is supporting short-term visual projects responding to stories and issues related to the 2020 US elections. We are seeking to expand perspectives on this critical moment in US history through the lenses of independent, diverse, community-based, and innovative visual storytellers. More Info
Photoville: Freelance Safety Clinics
Are you a freelance photojournalist or documentary photographer in need of some expert, one-to-one advice on safety, risk assessment, digital security, or trauma management? Sign up now for one of our FREE virtual safety clinics on either September 25th or 26th, part of Photoville’s 2020 online programming. Presented by The ACOS Alliance, the Committee to Protect Journalists, and the Frontline Freelance Register. DEADLINE to apply September 14. More Info
Tisch Office of Career Development
The Tisch Office of Career Development empowers artists and cultural innovators in their transition from the classroom to career by facilitating the development of career skills and industry knowledge essential for success at all stages of their professional lives. Through educational programming, counseling, and career-related resources, TOCD takes a comprehensive approach in its support of students and alumni, understanding that a life in the arts is multi-faceted. Working in collaboration with faculty, TOCD exists as a complement to artistic and academic training and serves as an active hub connecting the Tisch community to the industry and arts world at large. Visit their website for more information.
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Aperture Conversations: Inside the “Native America” Issue with Wendy Red Star and Natalie Diaz
Thursday, September 17 at 7:00 pm
In a series of public programs that accompany the fall issue of Aperture magazine, “Native America,” photographers, historians, and writers discuss the historical relationships between and new perspectives on photography and Native representation. Register Here
Photoville Online Sessions
September 17-October 10
All of the exciting and insightful commentary and community that you’ve come to expect from Photoville’s talks and workshops will be available from the appropriately socially-distanced comfort of your own home! All available right at Photoville.nyc.
#BlackSeptember:
Lectures by Jordan Casteel and Kierna Mayo
Monday, September 28
Join artist Jordan Casteel as she discusses her overall practice, including her artwork on the historic September issue of Vogue magazine, and Kierna Mayo writer/editor/media trailblazer as she contextualizes the significance of the #BlackSeptember moment from her career in publishing—both Black and mainstream. More Info
Henry Art Gallery
The Henry Art Gallery is interested in the creators and thinkers who are shaping contemporary art and culture. Their multidisciplinary programs—including lectures, performances, and screenings—highlight and showcase contemporary practice and ideas, expanding on the themes of their exhibitions to provide perspective, counterpoint, and balance on a variety of topics for their diverse audience. More Info
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"GRANDMA AND GRANDPA THROUGH THE MIRROR." PHOTO COURTESY OF ELLIOTT JEROME BROWN JR. AND NICELLE BEAUCHENE GALLERY.
Artists Elliott Jerome Brown Jr. (DPI '19) and Zalika Azim (DPI '14) on exploring time, space, and the Black body in i-D magazine
The pair discuss self-portraiture, the importance of exhibiting art in the communities where it’s made and their latest exhibition at Welancora Gallery in Brooklyn. Read the story.
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The Department of Photography and Imaging (DPI) in NYU Tisch School of the Arts is a four-year B.F.A. program situated in New York City centered on the making and understanding of images. DPI offers students both the intensive focus of an arts curriculum while demanding a broad grounding in the liberal arts. Our department embraces multiple perspectives and approaches which encourages critical engagement both in and outside of the classroom. Our majors explore photo-based imagery as personal and cultural expression while working in virtually all modes of analog and digital photo-based image making, multimedia, new media, immersive, and post-photographic 3D simulation technologies.
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