IMA students are planning a park hang on Friday, June 5th at 6pm in Fort Greene Park for IMA students, alumni, faculty/staff, and friends in celebration of the end of the semester and to encourage a summer of collaboration! Plan to bring your own snacks and drinks and spread the word! Poster by @shiragolden.art

Join IMA students Friday, May 22 at 6 PM for an IMA Works In Progress gathering. WORKS IN PROGRESS is a Hunter IMA MFA student-organized gathering. Share work or ideas at any stage, and get feedback from peers outside of classes. We welcome everything from early ideas/concepts to refined projects. It includes projects undertaken both within and outside of classes.  Each presenter has roughly 15-20 minutes to share and receive feedback.  Whether you want to present a work-in-progress or you just want to see what others are working on, all IMA students (and alumni) are welcome as well as friends of the program and prospective students. Everyone appreciates the feedback, so please attend even if you’re not showing work.  Please fill out the RSVP form - link in bio Details: Friday, May 22 6-8:30 PM Black Box theater, HN543 Hope to see you there!  Lisa Draho and Andrea Karo #WIP #WORKSINPROGRESS #multimedia #film #audio animation installation interactivemedia performance collaboration

🌿 IMA Spring Thesis Show 🌿 Join us for our bi-annual showcase of new media artworks from Integrated Media Arts MFA graduates. In just a few weeks, 13 artists will present thesis projects spanning continents, archives, and forms. From the ocean floor to the Canadian border; from 1980s Chicago to the coasts of Java, don’t miss these works spanning immersive installations, audio documentary, and experimental performance films.  Featuring: AK Hansen · A.J. Cincotta-Eichenfield · Amara Thomas · Celeste Newcomb · Dylan Hirsh · Prameswari Mrajabwana · Emma Rose Brown · Claire Kinnen · Carlos Morales · Alvin Seenauth · Camila Marchon · Dave Steck · Suzanne Schulz 📅 May 15–16, 2026 📍 Lang Auditorium, Room 424 Hunter North Building, Hunter College 69th St between Lexington & Park Ave Schedule coming soon — link in bio to RSVP (and here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8i1MBhSRy0uT-OjJpVLCPY2g4k24PoxEuk2HBz4DYDtBqQw/viewform) Accessible via ramp at the 69th St entrance and elevators to the 4th floor. More info on our website https://ima-mfa.hunter.cuny.edu/ima-mfa-spring-thesis-show-2026-may-15-16/

On March 31st, the Lang Theater hosted a showcase from the HAL Narrative Change Fellowship in collaboration with the Rikers Public Memory Project. IMA student Jesse Allain-Marcus worked with fellow Turquoise to shoot and edit a piece centered on incarcerated women and their own frameworks for healing. Seeing Turquoise on stage, radiant, dressed in her signature turquoise, was a highlight of the night. We are proud to have IMA students and faculty be part of this work. 🩵🎬 Photos by Prof Betty Yu #HALFellowship #RikersPublicMemoryProject #NarrativeChange #IMA Storytelling

Admission deadline extended! Apply here ✨https://ima-mfa.hunter.cuny.edu/ima-admissions-guidelines/✨

Last night, 60 people packed Hunter College’s TV studio for a screening of A Home Worth Fighting For… and we could have kept the conversation going for hours. ✊ IMA alum Natasha Florentino’s documentary about NYCHA residents fighting the demolition of the Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses in Chelsea brought together NYCHA residents, activists, urban planners, architects, students, and community members. Thank you to everyone who showed up and showed out. 🏢🏢🏢 #PublicHousing #NYCHA #HousingJustice #Chelsea #HunterCollege IMA DocumentaryFilm AHomeWorthFightingFor NYCHousing CommunityOrganizing