Posted December 22, 2025
Assistant Professor in Photography and the History of Photography
University of Colorado Boulder
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Posted December 22, 2025
Assistant Professor in Photography and the History of Photography
University of Colorado Boulder
Posted December 17, 2025
Chairperson - Photography Department (71101)
Pratt Institute
Reading, PA
Schmidt Gallery - GoggleWorks
Hidden River
New York, NY
International Center of Photography
The Naomi Rosenblum ICP Talks Photographer Lecture Series with Donna Fe...
New York, NY
International Center of Photography
Cameras and Coffee: Community Meet-Up
New York, NY
International Center of Photography
Curator's Tour—David Campany on "Eugène Atget: The Making of a Reput...
New York, NY
International Center of Photography
Ward Gallery x The Road to Nowhere: A Lens on Diaspora
New York, NY
International Center of Photography
ICP Family Art Hour: Photocopy Books
Japan, IN
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48:1 Spring 2015Journal
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Congratulations to one of our 2026 Student Award recipients, Diana Sosnowska! "My practice investigates how institutional regimes and scientific knowledge systems both record and construct knowledge. Through digital and physical manipulation of archives, staged photography, sculptural interventions, and AI generative processes, I challenge dominant understandings of history and memory, exploring the...
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Congratulations to one of our 2026 Student Award recipients, Shannon Smith! "I engage with the complexity of Blackness, acknowledging the tensions between societal perceptions and personal identity. Making this work began as a personal challenge to create more interior, vulnerable work that reflects my Blackness while also remaining relatable to anyone....