Ahn Jun (MFA 2012) Featured in The Guardian In some of South Korean artist Ahn Jun’s daring photographs, viewers are afforded stomach-churning vertical views of her feet dangling hundreds of feet… Read More
Aperture Foundation and the Photography Program in the School of Art, Media and Technology at Parsons The New School for Design present: Spring 2013 Photography Lecture Series Meghan Boody Tuesday, February… Read More
Emergent Systems at Harbor gallery, Jan 12 – Feb 2, 2013. An Emergent System is the result of singular elements uniting to form complex structures. The dynamic relationships between those parts become… Read More
Walter Schupfer Management is a premiere artist agency representing some of the most successful photographers, stylists, set design, hair and makeup artists internationally through our offices in New York, LA and… Read More
Hallock, a graduate of the MFA Photo program (’07) has a solo show starting in 2013 at MCA Denver PATTI HALLOCK: THE WEST IS HERE JANUARY 19–MARCH 3, 2013 Opening Details… Read More
Artpace San Antonio serves as an international laboratory for the creation and advancement of contemporary art. Artpace believes that art is a dynamic social force that inspires individuals and defines cultures…. Read More
A limited number of complimentary tickets are available for New School students, faculty, and staff (NSU ID required). CLICK HERE FOR RESERVATIONS. The reservation system will shut down once we have… Read More
The Parsons Institute for Intellectual Property (PiiP), in partnership with the Association of Commercial Stock Footage Licensors (ACSIL), announces an evening panel presentation on creative uses and licensing for stock film… Read More
In photographic series such as “Maternity Ward,” “Wired” and “At the Hour of Death,” Sarah Sudhoff deals with birth, sex and death head-on in images that include nude self-portraits shot in an abandoned… Read More
In photographic series such as “Maternity Ward,” “Wired” and “At the Hour of Death,” Sarah Sudhoff deals with birth, sex and death head-on in images that include nude self-portraits shot in an abandoned… Read More
For Adam Abel, a New York based artist, making his film “QALQILYA: Where Palestinian Boys are Learning How to Fly” was a complete accident, or perhaps, “the accident was waiting for… Read More
For Adam Abel, a New York based artist, making his film “QALQILYA: Where Palestinian Boys are Learning How to Fly” was a complete accident, or perhaps, “the accident was waiting for… Read More
POSTCARDS, POST-SANDY is a digital memory site created by undergraduate and graduate students from across the university as part of the course, Postcards Post-Sandy: Public Engagement Social Memory Workshop taught by NSPE faculty, Kathleen Sweeney. The Tumblr and Facebook page… Read More
SocialDocumentary.net and Management Sciences for Health announce a Call for Entries for: Photography Fellowship in Africa Three photographers will be awarded a $4,000 fellowship, plus travel expenses, to spend two weeks… Read More
Aperture Foundation and the Photography Program in the School of Art, Media and Technology at Parsons The New School for Design present: a conversation between artist Taryn Simon and Lisa Hostetler Tuesday, November… Read More
Shagun Mehrotra, professor of Climate Change & Cities, is currently looking for a pair of skilled New School students, one to record and edit audio of his classes’ final presentations into… Read More
“Learning to Disappear” examines the dynamic relationship between artist and subject within the contemporary urban environment. Employing a combination of documentary/street photography and digital manipulation, the project looks at ways in… Read More
Eight of the sixteen artists featured in the exhibition below are from Parsons MFA Photography program. Congrats to: Adam Abel (12), Haley Bueschlen (12), Magali Duzant (14), Leif Huron(12), Eun Kwang… Read More
Erik Madigan Heck (MFA Photo ’09) has been named one of six finalists in a new annual contest presented by W Magazine and the International Center of Photography called, “The Shot”,… Read More
The New York Times offers 10-week summer internships to undergraduate and graduate college students who have decided on careers in journalism. Some internships are limited to seniors or graduate students; others… Read More
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