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Night Shift

Night Shift

Lenny Estrella
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
This body of work explores desire, power, and performance through street culture. Inspired by 1970s “street hooker” style, it reclaims fashion once seen as taboo as bold self-expression. Clothing becomes armor and identity in a dangerous, cinematic NY.
Windows

Windows

Sharyn Marcos
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
Windows emerged from a summer spent in Italy that reshaped my way of seeing. Each paired image reflects quiet moments from Florence, Siena, and Venice. Rather than documenting events, the work functions as a visual record of memory, place, and time.
Urban Identities

Urban Identities

Omar Lashin
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
Urban Identities is a documentary and street based photographic project showcasing the distinctive physical, social, and cultural character of the South Bronx by foregrounding its residents and their passions.
WAV.

WAV.

Nia Isaac
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
A Series of portraits inspired by songs. I created images based on how a songs makes me feel and translating that emotion visually. Tracklist: Watercolor Eyes - Lana Del Rey, Nothing Baby - Cigarettes After Sex, Discotraxx - Lady Tron. Inkjet Prints 3x19
The Vitruvian Man Puzzle

The Vitruvian Man Puzzle

Nathan Smith
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
The Vitruvian Man Puzzle renders the Black body inaccessible, rejecting Western ideals of beauty. Memeifying Da Vinci’s figure mutates the canon through variation. The obscured DNA strand, shown as the exhibition caption, resists legibility and capture.
Growing In the Garden, From Those Who Came Before

Growing In the Garden, From Those Who Came Before

Mia Baric
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
Inkjet Prints and Ceramic Plates
Las Habichuelas De NENA

Las Habichuelas De NENA

Massiel Cedeno
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Moving image
Artist Statement:
Bedroom Wall

Bedroom Wall

Madison Jackson
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
Bedroom Wall' is my take on a self portrait, where i not only included literal self portraits, but mementos and trinkets that i've collected over the years.
Around the Table

Around the Table

Kiley Cacace
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
  • Installations (visual works)
Sunday Sauce has brought us around the table unwaveringly for as long as I’ve known.
This work is dedicated to anyone who’s pulled a chair.
Elevation Shifts & Echoes of the Sacred

Elevation Shifts & Echoes of the Sacred

Jessica Murillo
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
I photograph architecture in ways that reveal unseen details. In Elevation Shifts, I manipulate forms to make viewers question what they see. Echoes of the Sacred captures Steinway Reformed Church, its history, stories, and the quiet presence it holds.
Persona

Persona

Jessica Neves
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
  • Installations (visual works)
This series explores identity through wearing a wig. Each wig represents a different persona shaped by color. By changing something as superficial as hair, Jessica questions how appearance shapes who we are and how identity can shift through performance
City of Blue

City of Blue

Jacob Rossdale
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
Cyanotype print 3x7 ft on 100% cotton twill. The piece blends Upstate Ny and manhattan in a traditional landscape collage. Cyanotype print process is used to show the merging of the two locations.
Mi Cultura

Mi Cultura

Isahel Reynoso
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
This portrait series honors the culture that shaped my identity —bodegas, dominó, and rollos. Growing up Dominican American in New York City, these everyday moments embodied community, rhythm, and warmth.
A tableau photograph inspired by John Everett Millais’ 1851–1852 painting Ophelia.

A tableau photograph inspired by John Everett Millais’ 1851–1852 painting Ophelia.

Faith Huang
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
A tableau photograph inspired by John Everett Millais’s 1851–1852 painting Ophelia. The image is an inkjet print with a luster coating, presented in a black frame.
CTRL+ALT+Repair System Overload"

CTRL+ALT+Repair System Overload"

Cristina Rosario
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
  • Installations (visual works)
Artist Statement:
“The Return”

“The Return”

Christon Blackman
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
  • Installations (visual works)
Work that explores the transition and transformation of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade. Inspired by African philosophy, family lineage, African art .This works shows the transformation of my personal relationship with Akan Africanisms.
The Quiet Distance

The Quiet Distance

Cesia Vasquez
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
Artist Statement:
"Looking Down"

"Looking Down"

Anthony Keehner
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
This series captures moments in Midtown Manhattan. Using bold flashes, color, and careful observation, these photos explore human connection, movement, and intimacy amid the city’s everyday chaos.
Ritualistic

Ritualistic

Angelina Jairam
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
A series of self portraits based on a personally written poem, a reflection on the restless mind. Examining the blurred lines between faith and desperation, the thoughts and prayers that awaken in solitude.
Unbothered

Unbothered

Allan Huang
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
“Unbothered” captures a moment of calmness within chaos. The subject moves through the chaotic city, lost in his own world.
Bendiciones a Todos

Bendiciones a Todos

Alex Zuniga
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
  • Installations (visual works)
Four still lives, captured on medium format film, displaying objects, textiles, flowers, and literature that serve as a reminder to my friends of their Mexican heritage. Paired with two self-portraits that allude to found family photographs of my parents.
Twenty Four

Twenty Four

Yunhong Lei
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
This project is a visual exploration of fragmented memories of my mother, who passed away from cancer when I was young. Now, having reached the same age she was when she died, I find myself navigating a complex mixture of emotions—an age that feels both too young and yet somehow profound. My memories of her are limited, and she left me no tangible things. However, I find solace and a sense of connection in the Chinese saying “身体发肤，受之父母” (“The body, hair, and skin are received from our parents”). My own body becomes a reminder of her presence, a bridge between her life and mine.
hold you

hold you

Steph Clarfield
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
  • Journals (accounts)
My work explores human relationships, focusing on the LGBTQ+ community and family dynamics. Through my photography, I capture the complex narratives and emotional landscapes that define these connections, offering a reflective and celebratory perspective on identity, intimacy, and the multifaceted nature of human experience. Central to this project is an exploration of my personal evolution of love, shaped by childhood surroundings. By incorporating both new photographic work and old family photos, I create a layered narrative that fuses past and present, inviting viewers to experience the continuity of memory, identity, and personal growth. This blending of imagery emphasizes the passage of time. Through this work, I seek to explore how I navigate my own identity and relationships while celebrating the forces that have shaped my understanding and expression of love. I want this series to evoke a feeling of nostalgia for the viewer.
The daughter of MY mother

The daughter of MY mother

Rina Cohen
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
To nurture. To love. To raise. To grow. To cry. To laugh. To feel. There are not enough words to define being a mother. My mother is a superhero. I am so incredibly fortunate to have grown up in such a loving environment and to be raised with such unconditional love. She is not only a successful business woman and the life of the party she is also my emotional rock, she always shows up for loved ones, and she taught me that positivity is truly the best medicine.
I Know a Place

I Know a Place

Micayla Carroll
  • 2025
  • Photography and Related Media
  • Photographs
The first queer relationships I saw were my friends and my own. Growing up I had rarely seen queer families or partnerships in domestic settings, but I was surrounded by straight ones. Realizing you are queer during childhood makes it hard to picture what your adult life will look like when the adults around you are living heteronormal lives. The shift from queer adolescence to queer adulthood is a transformative experience. One has to decide how to lead their lives and relationships, with few people to look to for a play-by-play. From personal experience, I have found that navigating the domestic part of queer romantic relationships was uncharted territory. However, once you find your footing, in those queer relationships they become something powerful and beautiful, something that needs to be represented more.