October 15 - November 15, 2026
Clive Davis NYU Gallery
370 Jay Street, Brooklyn
Curated by the students themselves, the exhibition brings their individual practices into dialogue with the theoretical frameworks, historical references, and critical perspectives introduced in their first-year seminar. Moving across personal narrative, cultural memory, identity, perception, and the shifting relationship between images and reality, the works explore photography and moving image as both creative practices and tools for understanding the world. Together, they form a dynamic portrait of a cohort beginning to define its own visual language, offering an exciting first look at a new generation of image-makers.
Featured artists:
Albert Bai, Cecilia Barbatsuly, Ibrahim Ben Zitun, Anthony Bennett, Zachary Bergman, Henry Berkson, Micah Bierman, Aaron Cai, Destiny Cappel, Hudson Chen, Jocelyn Chen, Eli Chu, Koby Crowder, Ruitao Fang, Samuel Furman, Simeon Glance, Gavin Gonzales, Terry Han, Linus Heinicke, Sharon Heo, Eagan Hsu, Eddy Huang, Bona Hwang, Larissa Lai, Jade Li, Elisha McCabe, Siyah McIntosh, Beau Meadows-Strauss, Jules Mehlman, Sofia Meis, Kalea Morales, Mason Morant, Elise Moreno, Jordan Parsons, Merritt Schall, Kevalli Smith, Violette Stevenson, Rhys Stoneham-Browa, Aurelia Tomazinis German, Kenzo Tran, Selena Wang, William Yang, Luca Younger, Ling Zhang, Tony Zhang, Shirley Zhu
Proudly supported by Professors Rose DeSiano & Andrea Geyer along with TAs Jackie Abhulimen & Nicole Motta as part of DPI's CHIPS (Culture and History of Imaging and Photography Studies) first-year seminar.
RSVP not needed.