DPI @ Photoville 2016: Past, Present, Future
FEATURING WORK BY
Ella Barnes, Elisabeth Berezansky, Zachary Blomquist, Elliott Brown, Jr., Rachel Cabitt, Mary Kang, Talia Kirsch, Joann Lee, William Martin, Tess Mayer, Kelly Morris, Rosalind O’Connor, Bella Finn Parisot, Nathaniel Palmer, Sara Radin, Morgan Russell, Julien Tell, Julia Wang and Bria Webb.
In the exhibition PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE, NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts Department of Photography and Imaging is featuring photo-based works from some of our most recent alumni (Class of 2016). The works are varied, exploring themes of identity, intimacy, family, community, the vernacular, history, and image-making itself. The artists take inspiration from the rich tradition of the history of the medium, as well as work in new and emerging media. Our students are visually eloquent image-makers and perceptive observers, genuinely immersed in the world and culture of today.
Photo & Imaging Events @ Photoville
Opening Night Wednesday, Sept 21
Stop by our container and meet the artists!
Battle of the Boroughs at 7:30PM
A Multimedia Presentation Hosted by NY1's Roger Clark
Live Music Score by Steve Shelley (Sonic Youth) & Brian Turner (WFMU)
Manhattan was curated by Chair Deborah Willis featuring faculty Jeffrey Henson Scales, Bayeté Ross-Smith, Karl Peterson, and alum Jonno Rattman, among others. Alums Hiroyuki Ito, Sophie Lvoff, and Jackson Krule will be some of the artists representing Brooklyn.
Future Imagemakers Alumni Panel
Thursday, September 22, 2016 | 5:15-6:15pm
Photoville Pavillion, 60 Water Street Storefront
Part of Photoville's Education Day
Moderated by Future Imagemakers Director Prof. Lorie Novak and former student teacher and alum Elliott Brown
The Presidential Campaign Through New Eyes
Saturday, September 24, 2016 | 6-6:45pm
Photoville Pavillion, 60 Water Street Storefront
Moderated by Michael Shaw of Reading the Pictures; with Prof. Lorie Novak, Mark Abramson, M. Scott Brauer, Landon Nordeman, and Hilary Swift
ALUMNI @ PHOTOVILLE
Chang W. Lee is a featured photographers in A Night with the New York Times, Friday, September 23, 2016 | 7:30pm
Ali Gavillet and Olivia Malone are included in the exhibition Represent: 29 Women We Admire presented by Refinery29
Bryan Denton is one of the photographers included in the Chris Hondros exhibition: Family: Bringing A Shared Sense of Humanity Into the Public Eye
Image Credit: Julia Wang (Tisch '16)