Photo: Four Freedoms reinterpreted by alumni Emily Shur & Hank Willis Thomas for For Freedoms, 2018
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DPI Prof. Jeffrey Henson Scales new exhibition "In a Time of Panthers: The Lost Negatives"
Friday, Oct 1, 2021
DPI Professor Jeffrey Henson Scales featured in a solo exhibition in Harlem that captures pivotal years in the Black Panther Party.
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DPI Prof. Bayeté Ross Smith Named First Artist-in-Residence @ Columbia Law
Thursday, Sep 30, 2021
DPI Instructor Bayeté Ross Smith has been named inaugural artist-in-residence for the 2021–2022 academic year by Columbia Law School.
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DPI Professor Deborah Willis listed in New Yorker's 2021 National Book Awards
Thursday, Sep 30, 2021
The 2021 National Book Awards Longlist: Nonfiction features Professor Deborah Willis' The Black Civil War Soldier: A Visual History of Conflict and Citizenship.
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DPI Alum Margeaux Walter's series All Natural on view at Atlanta Airport Concourse A
Wednesday, Sep 15, 2021
All Natural is up at the Atlanta Airport, Concourse A for the next year as a part of a 4-person exhibition called New Outside displayed throughout several concourses. Walter is showing 18 large images from the series.
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DPI Former Adjunct Professor Philip Perkis honored in new exhibition
Monday, Aug 23, 2021
The Magic is in the Seeing exhibition honors Philip Perkis, a photographer, artist, teacher, and mentor. During more than 35 years as an educator, Perkis encouraged hundreds of art students to explore and expand their unique abilities.
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DPI Alum Jessica Ingram photographs A Year of Avoiding Eviction in Tennessee for The New Yorker
Monday, Aug 2, 2021
DPI Alum Jessica Ingram photographs a family struggling to avoid eviction and survive the landscape of Covid-19 in rural Tennessee.
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DPI Professor Lorie Novak's Collected Visions featured on Truth in Photography
Wednesday, Jul 21, 2021
Family is both what we inherit and what we make. It is inherently the way we bind with one and another, whether it be with our relatives, or people we meet at a protest march or rally, or in a group of like-minded individuals. The truth in family is defined by relationships we perceive to be true.
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DPI Professor Wafaa Bilal shares recipes in MOMA's Cooking with Artists series
Tuesday, Jul 20, 2021
In MoMA PS1’s ongoing series with chef Mina Stone, artist Wafaa Bilal shares his recipe for Najafi Qeema—Iraqi meat and chickpea stew.
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Photography as Snitch: The Truth of Photography in the Classroom by Lisa Rathje
Monday, Jul 19, 2021
Are we looking for a truth of who they are? A text that may be interpreted, or a good story that requires keen composition? Does photography offer opportunities for truth as a deep self-assessment, or does it offer a chance for us to learn more about an/other?
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DPI Professor Snow Yunxue Fu showcases new works at Times Square Billboard
Tuesday, Jul 13, 2021
The digital exhibition titled “SNOW” features video artwork “Avalanche” and “Submerged”. These 3D moving image artworks are two of the newly finished projects of New Media Artist Snow Yunxue Fu.
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