Staff
Leadership
Pamela Jean Tinnen is Lead Curator for Kimmel Windows. She works closely with an advisory committee Co-Chaired along with Grace Aneiza Ali, Professor/Faculty Fellow in the Department of Art & Public Policy at the Tisch School of the Arts, under the support and guidance of the Office of the Provost.
How Our Projects Are Conceived and Created
Proposals for exhibitions are accepted from NYU departments, schools, other units, alumni, full-time faculty members and graduate students who have secured the support of a Faculty Mentor.
Exhibition proposals are evaluated by the Kimmel Windows Steering Committee based on their merit and contribution to the presentation of thoughtful and/or thought-provoking ideas that appropriately represent the vast diversity and caliber of academic research across NYU.
We are committed to diversity in content and breadth of representation for our exhibition program and its public audiences. As such, projects are chosen that reveal new and innovative exhibit subject-matter and themes.
Strong preference is given to projects that engage students and across departments and schools, presenting a platform for cohesive conversations between and beyond these NYU entities.
Our committee reviews proposals and determines their acceptance. If a project is accepted, we work closely and collaboratively with the organizers to produce the best possible version of the project for our audiences and within our space.
About Kimmel Windows
Established in 2003, Kimmel Windows are dedicated to providing visually dynamic and thought-provoking exhibitions organized by NYU graduate students, faculty, departments and programs representing a wide range of scholarly discourse at New York University. Kimmel Windows are free and open to the public.
Past NYU Exhibiting Partners
Deutsches Haus NYU, La Maison Française NYU, NYU’s Department of Art History, the Asian/Pacific/American Institute, the MA Program in Art & Politics (TSOA), the Department of Art History, 80 Washington Square East Galleries, ITP NYU, the Fales Library, The Gallatin School of Individualized Study, the Abby Grey Art Gallery, the Institute of Fine Arts, the Conversation Institute, The Center for Multicultural Education and Programs (CMEP), the MA Program in Museum Studies, the Department of Photography & Imaging (TSOA), the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, and the Tamiment Library & Robert F. Wagner Library.