Traces: Amy Theiss Giese & Keliy Anderson-Staley September 15, 2017-December 30, 2017 Traces features the works of Amy Theiss Giese and Keliy Anderson-Staley, two photographers whose processes and images question deep-rooted conceptions […] Read More
Anna Ogier-Bloomer (MFA Photography 2011) is currently being featured an exhibition at SVA entitled “Detours“. In addition, Anna is also giving a talk at SVA, Tuesday, November 7, 2017, 6:30 – […] Read More
APERTURE / PARSONS ARTIST TALK: SAM CONTIS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 7.00PM APERTURE FOUNDATION, 547 WEST 27TH ST, 4TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY New School Event | Facebook Event Aperture Foundation, in collaboration with […] Read More
Parsons Photography Alumni Jeana Lindo (BFA), Noelle Flores Theard (MFA), and Joy Mckinney (MFA) will be exhibiting work in the upcoming (under)REPRESENT(ed) Exhibition which is an exhibition that features Parsons alumni […] Read More
MFA Photography Alumni Magali Duzant (’14) has recently been awarded an Art FP Commission through BRIC to design a vinyl mural for their space. The piece entitled, What Is It, Then, Between […] Read More
Collen Fitzegerald has recently been announced as one of the exhibiting artists at SPE Northeast Chapter Conference Exhibition “Is Photography Enough”. IS PHOTOGRAPHY ENOUGH? JURIED EXHIBITION SELECTED ARTISTS ANNOUNCED This year’s […] Read More
Jonathan David Smyth‘s first monograph is being published next month by bd-studios.com and is comprised of self-portraits spanning the past five years. Michelle Dunn Marsh has written the Introduction. It will be available […] Read More
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2017 AT 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM The Auditorium, Alvin Johnson/J.M. Kaplan Hall 66 West 12th Street, New York, NY 10011 The Aperture “Elements of Style” panel is […] Read More
Recent MFA Photography Graduate Arash Fewzee (’17) has been selected as an artist in residence at Triangle Arts Association. You can read the official statement on Triangle Arts Association here. Read More
Current MFA students Huang Guaier + Wang Runzhong are selected by this year’s Lianzhou Photo Festival in China. Their work is featured in this year’s theme show called “Your Selfie Stick (and […] Read More
Parsons Photo Faculty Jeanine Oleson’s ongoing art and activism project “Photo Requests from Solitary” will be exhibiting work at Photoville this year. The project is a continuation of work supported by […] Read More
New York friends, please join us for the launch of ASMR4 vol. 1, Adam Putnam’s Reclaimed Empire, at Spoonbill Studios, 99 Montrose Avenue, Brooklyn, Sunday, September 10, 7PM. ASMR4 is a small-run conversation. A […] Read More
“Apparatus of Discomfort” is an exploration of the photographic potential to reimagine relationships between bodies and feeling through abstraction, infrastructure, and identity. The work is created by current students in Parsons’ […] Read More
Tuesday, October 10 6:30 pm Aperture Gallery and Bookstore547 West 27th Street, 4th FloorNew York, NY $5 DONATION This event is free for students with ID and Aperture Members. Aperture Foundation, […] Read More
MFA Photo Alumni Kate Stone will opening her interactive piece The Altar: Good Memories of Bad Love in collaboration with Hannah Schneider at The Museum of Broken Relationships in Los Angeles this Saturday, […] Read More
MFA Photography Alumni Magali Duzant (’14) has joined Artists Alliance Inc. and Bike New York for a ride under the cosmos. Riders will navigate between the sea and stars, wending their way along the […] Read More
MFA Photography Alumni Sarah Sudoff (’06) will be in the exhibition “After You’re Done” at Pioneer Works. After you’re done, comprising works by Sarah Sudhoff and Jo Broughton, is an exhibition […] Read More
Jessica Yatrofsky (MFA Photography ) is currently in Residence at the Institut für Alles Mögliche in Berlin. While Jessica is in Berlin her work will be on view in exhibitions throughout […] Read More
Originally from the Philippines and an alumni from Fordham University with a BA in Art History; Rowena Rubio’s work consists mainly of interactive boxes that represent controlled environments. The interior’s dark, […] Read More
Mengting (Matilda) Zhou’s work explores the invisible barrier among people of different social classes. Such intangible isolation is considered as the psychological distance between people. In Matilda’s work, be it human portraits […] Read More