DPI @ Photoville

Image Credit: Junlin Zhu

The Department of Photography & Imaging at NYU Tisch School of the Arts will be well represented at this year's Photoville on September 12-22, 2019. Located in Brooklyn Bridge Park in DUMBO beneath the majestic span of the Brooklyn Bridge—Photoville brings to life an immersive photography village populated by 90+ shipping containers repurposed into galleries as well as multiple days of events and programming.

DPI will have its own container displaying selections from its exhibition "New Works from the Department of Photography & Imaging Alumni" and will participate in the Youth Photo Summit on September 19th with alums of the 2019 Future Imagemakers program, moderated by Professor Lorie Novak. 

Our chair Dr. Deborah Willis has her own exhibition as well, entitled "The Closet as Archive" and curated by faculty Dr. Kalia Brooks Nelson. A public talk with the photographer and Tisch alum Tyler Mitchell will take place in conjunction with the exhibition on September 15th. Go to "On Feeling Good: In Conversation with Dr. Deborah Willis and Tyler Mitchell" to register.

Check out our multiple faculty and alumni exhibitions as well: 

• Sasha Arutyunova & Chang W. Lee, "An Evening with the New York Times"
  A public talk at the Smorgaburg Beer Garden on September 13th at 7:30pm
  
  
• Joseph Rodriguez, "Spanish Harlem: El Barrio in the '80s" 
  An exhibition and public talk on September 14th at 3pm – Click here to RSVP
  
  
• Isolde Brielmaier, "35 Years of Impact: Images from the ICP's Infinity Awards"
  A panel and public projection on September 14 at 7:30pm, moderated by scholar and curator Isolde Brielmaier, featuring multidisciplinary artist Alexandra Bell; photographer and activist Stephanie Sinclair; and art producer, art historian, and business consultant Michelle Woo of For Freedoms
  
  
• For Freedoms, "Family Incarceration: Never Again is Now"
  Originally produced as a billboard by Emily Hanako Momohara in Nampa, Idaho, not far from the sites where Japanese-Americans were incarcerated during WWII
  
  
• Junlin Zhu, "Self-Inverted" 
  An exhibition as part of the Emergi-Cubes program: A walking tour with curator James Estrin will take place on September 14th at 1pm starting at the New Dock Entrance
  
  
• Rose DeSiano, "Absent Monuments: Brooklyn Waterfront"
  A sculptural installation as part of an ongoing series around NYC
  
  
• Bryan Denton, "A Persisting Witness"
  An exhibition of photojournalism by recipients of the Chris Hondros Fund award
  
  
• Alan Chin, co-curator, "What Remains"
  An exhibition of work from the Facing Change: Documenting America’s 2018 Documenting DETROIT fellows
  
  
• Jackie Neale, "New York Film Academy: FAYN Magazine"
  A collaborative photography magazine produced by the Photo Arts Conservatory at New York Film Academy