Thursday, Oct. 23rd from 5 – 7PM at Silberman Campus App Launch event for the IMA co-created Augmented Reality walking tour app Radical Atmospheres Be among the first to explore Radical Atmospheres, a free iPhone/Android audio walking-tour app that brings the stories of Puerto Rican activism to life on the very El […]
Film screening of short narrative film, Where Do Black Men Live? (40min) and discussion with the writers and director. Fri., Oct. 10 | 6-8:30PM | Lang Auditorium (HN 4th floor)Free and open to the publicRSVP required: https://bit.ly/WDBML_filmEntrance at 69th Street between Lexington and Park Aves. About the film:Where Do Black Men Live? is a narrative short film that uses a verbatim theatre […]
Congrats to IMA alumni Kelly Schiesswohl and Wendy Cong Zhao – winners of 2025 NBR Student Grant (National Board of Review)
Congrats to FM Faculty, IMA students and alumni who received the 2025–26 SPCUNY Fellowship:Lucia Cozzi, Anisa Hodzic, Monica Rocha, Constanza Salazar, Mariano Wainsztein, and Jing Wang. read more…
IMA alumni Samara Smith and Laura Chipley have been selected for LMCC’s 2025 Arts Center Residency at Governors Island and exploring the historical ecology of New York harbor alongside a cohort of 18 other artists/collaboratives.
IMA alum Pam Sporn’s film Cuban Roots/Bronx Stories will be screening at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture Centennial Event on Sept. 24.
IMA alum Alice Arnold’s documentary film SoHo in Flux: Art, Real Estate and the Housing Crisis received a 2025 Graham Foundation Grant. The film tells SoHo’s story of transforming cultural capital into real estate capital.
May 16th + May 17th 2025Thesis Show Program is here + RSVP here Body of Light by Lucy Adams multichannel video + presentation A two channel video installation exploring the life and legacy of artists’ model and actress Audrey Munson. Munson posed for sculptures all over New York City in the […]
IMA alum Betty Yu will be speaking at We The People: A Forum on Working Class Artists in America. Presented by The Office of The Arts at The Frederick Loewe Theater on May 1st | 9AM.
