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The Department of Photography & Imaging’s BFA Thesis Exhibition 2023 is an exhibition featuring works in photography, digital imaging, and multimedia by 40 graduating seniors from the Class of 2023 in NYU Tisch Department of Photography & Imaging (DPI).

SHOW TWO is an exhibition featuring works in photography, digital imaging, and multimedia by 19 graduating seniors from the Class of 2023 in New York University’s Department of Photography & Imaging at NYU Tisch School of the Arts.

Sheng (生) is a Web 3 exhibition taking place in the virtual exhibition space, VR WSPark, hosted on the social VR platform, Sansar, in spring 2023. Sheng (生) is curated by the digital human, Daughter ICE, and her progenitor, New Media artist Snow Yunxue Fu.

Students from the 'Useless Machines' class are showing work in a gallery from April 10 -21, 2023.

That’s Not Supposed to be Happening is a verbatim documentary theatre event that examines issues of housing in New York City.

Playwright Kirya Traber and Movement Artist Alicia Morales bring an installment of The Poverty Archive, a devised work of joyful defiance, to the TISCH DRAMA STAGE Festival of Voices.

In her lecture, DPI Professor Gesche Würfel presents a selection of photography projects from the Anthropocene, addressing climate change, space, and time.

In this Assembly, André Lepecki will propose a dance-historical delirium around a Simone Forti 1960 'dance construction’.

The OpenAir Carbon Removal Challenge is an international challenge for higher education students to create new processes, approaches and prototypes to remove carbon from the environment. This showcase features presentations form the finalist teams who will travel to NYU from around the world.

Supporting the 2040 Now Short Film Competition, join us for screenings of the winners of the film competition and clips from Apple TV’s “Extrapolations” followed by a conversation with producers and actors from the show to learn how to produce a TV series that grapples with climate change.