The exhibition will feature 53 artists comprising of faculty, staff, and alumni--June 10, 2019 to Jan 3, 2020

An aerial shot of a couple lying on the beach on yellow towels and a deconstructed blue IKEA bag. Their swimsuits are made from blue IKEA bags.They are sitting beneath an umbrella also made from a blue IKEA bag. Blue IKEA bag scraps and other pieces of blue trash line the shore. The beach is covered in footprints.
"Some Assembly Required" by Margeaux Walter

The Department of Photography & Imaging at NYU Tisch School of the Arts presents New Works from the DPI Faculty and Alumni, a survey of recent lens-based work from alumni, faculty, and staff. On view are works from former students from the 1980’s through the 2000’s showcasing a broad spectrum of approaches to the medium, ranging between large-scale cyanotypes, 3D-printed sculptures, digital video and traditional still photographic prints. The work, which also includes pieces from current and emeritus faculty and department staff, encompasses the varied nature of contemporary photographic practice. Intimate portraits, constructed tableaux, documentary works, formalist and abstract images share the walls of the department’s 8th floor gallery space in an exhibition that is as varied as the 53 artists whose work comprises the show.

Mary Ancel ‘06
Zalika Azim ‘14
Ella Trafton Barnes ‘16
Rachel Cabitt ‘16
Katherine Spencer Carey ‘08
Aaron Cobbet ‘92
Liam Cotter ‘14
Ciara Crocker ‘14
Tom Drysdale, Faculty
Rian Dundon ‘03
Ben Franke ‘10
Snow Yunxue Fu, Faculty
Elizabeth Fraser ‘07
Riana Gideon ‘18
Lisa Giris ‘18
Perri Hofmann ‘14
Janna Ireland ‘07
Austin Irvin ‘06
Monique Jaques ‘08

Mark Jenkinson, Faculty
Elena Kendall-Aranda ‘13
Katie Kline ‘05
Michael Koehler ‘05
Morgan Levy ‘08
Sophie T. Lvoff ‘08
Claudia Mann ‘17
Ellis Marsalis ‘88
William Martin III ‘16
Elaine Mayes, Professor
Emeritus
Diana McClure, Faculty
Editha Mesina, Faculty
Brian Miller ‘96
Jackie Neale ‘94
Charles Nesbit, Faculty
Mary Notari, Staff
Lorie Novak, Faculty

Paul Owen, Faculty
Karl Peterson ‘89
Tamara Suarez Porras ‘08
Alice Proujansky ‘02
Jonno Rattman ‘13
Jamie Riva ‘00
Adam Ryder, Staff
Caleb Savage ‘15
Jaime Schlesinger ‘03
Emily Shur ‘98
Bayeté Ross Smith, Faculty
Samantha Jin Soon ‘18
Colby Tarsitano ‘18
Olga Ush ‘18
Margeaux Walter ‘06
Sarah Warshaw ‘05
Deborah Willis, Faculty
Rachel Woursell ‘92
Cheryl Yun, Faculty

  • Two actors in period garb face each other in shadow against a wall showing black-and-white photography of a female family.

    "Reflections on Joan Baez's 'Civil War'"

    Photo credit: Deb Willis
  • Three young girls sit around a laptop in a red-hued room with dim lighting.

    "Untitled" by Monique Jacques

  • Portrait of a blond woman in uniform with part of a red and white striped flag behind her.

    "Amanda" by Morgan Levy

  • A woman in a robe sits on a marble bathtub surrounded by four marble pillars with a chandelier overhead. She's looking at a young boy.

    "Epilogue 1" by Janna Ireland

  • Photograph of Las Vegas with a ferris wheel in the distance. The foreground is behind a fence and shows a shirtless man.

    "Las Vegas" by Mark Jenkinson

  • A woman's face in glasses with images of children overlaid.

    "Separated" by Lorie Novak.

  • A bright, large boquet of flowers attache to a grey fence.

    "Vigal Oakland" by Rian Dundon

  • A vertical photo a clean, white, architecturally-interesting space.

    "2nd Cross Ansari Road, Old Delhi, India"

    Photo credit: Austin Irving
  • A close up of a black wire fence overlaid with six yellow-rimmed circles showing six different portraits of diverse individuals.

    "West 4th Street" by Bayeté Ross Smith

  • Photo of a murky green pool surrounded by terracotta tarmac, a wire fence, and trees.

    "Hotel Pool, Osaka fu" by Emily Shur

  • A sculpture of large copper lips on a white pedastool.

    "Recent Horizontal and Verticals" by Sophie Lvoff

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New Works is on view from June 10, 2019 through January 3, 2020* from 9:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on the 8th floor of 721 Broadway, NY, NY. A reception for the show will be held on October 3rd from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

*The exhibition will be temporarily closed from August 2, 2019 through August 23, 2019.

Members of the media are invited to the opening reception on Thursday, October 3, 2019, 6-8pm. To RSVP, please contact Sarah Binney at sarah.binney@nyu.edu, 212.998.6829.

About the Department of Photography and Imaging at the Tisch School of the Arts
The Department of Photography and Imaging at the Tisch School of the Arts is a four-year B.F.A. program centered on the making and understanding of images. Students explore photo-based imagery as personal and cultural expression. Situated within New York University, the program offers students both the intensive focus of an arts curriculum and a serious and broad grounding in the liberal arts.