The following is a list of what just some of our graduates have been doing. If you would like to let your fellow alumni know what you've been up to, be sure to submit your own class note to be published on the web and in the Tisch Newsletter.
The NY Times loves Tisch grads. Work by Alan Chin ('93), Aaron Lee Fineman ('96), Jacquie Glassenberg Hemmerdinger ('96), Chang W. Lee ('93), and Brian Denton ('05) regularly appear in their pages.
Currently living in Hong Kong working as the Picture Editor for Emphasis Custom Media, publisher of Asian in-flight magazines. Prior to leaving the USA, worked as the lead photo editor at FOXNEWS.com, as an agent at Art + Commerce, and as associate photo editor at DETAILS magazine.
Technical Director and Instructor, Tisch School of the Arts, Department of Photography and Imaging. Recent travels include India and Cuba, enjoys printing, building furniture and cat teasing. Work online at www.nyu.edu/tisch/photo/ rosenberg. Karl took a 5 month leave of absense from his duties as Technical Director at P&I in the Fall of 2004, to pursue making some photographs of his own in the western United States, and to teach photography at an orphanage in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. In the Fall 2005 his work was shown in a solo exhibition, "Out West" in the Gulf & Western Gallery at Tisch.
CEO Shenandoah Designs: graphic design, photography, building and developing. Lives at Grits and Gravy Farm and photographing in Helltown, VA. Work online www.eyecaramba.com.
Shannon received her MFA from San Francisco Art Institute in 2004. After working in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia for a year teaching photography to women, she now serves as an Assistant Professor of Photography at the School of Art, Media & Design at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
recently exhibited photographic and sculptural work based on road trips around the American West at the Femina Potens Gallery in San Francisco.
Freelance photographer living in New York City, teaching Photography class at the Jewish Community Center. Has been published in Newsweek, Men's Health, Houston Chronical and others. In 2004, she received her MPS in Art Therapy at the School of Visual Arts and she is a practicing Licensed Creative Arts Therapist.
Jackie Neale Chadwick is an Imaging Director for the Timeline of Art History, an online collegiate art history reference produced through The Metropolitan Museum of Art. She is an active member in the Professional Women Photographers and the Advertising Photographers of America. On September 10, 2005, Jackie was married to Tom Chadwick, in Long Island City, and the ceremony was officiated by former photo department professor Nancy Burson.
Web Site: http://www.salacuse.com
Matthew is a working photographer in NYC whose work has appeared in Time, XXL, The Fader, Newsweek, Spin et al and recently had a photo essay on hunting boar published in fader magazine. www.salacuse.com
Aaron Lee Fineman is a freelance photographer. He resides in NYC with his wife, Nicole Davis, and their dog.
exhibited with fellow alum Will Steacy (2003) in a show called "Remnants: After the Storm" which was of their work related to hurricane Katrina and it's devastation of the gulf coast. The exhibition was hosted by the Beacon Artist Union in Beacon, New York.
Hank Willis Thomas recently exhibited work at Lisa Dent Gallery in San Francisco, Jack Shaiman Gallery in New York, and the Studio Musuem in Harlem. His shows "Branded" and "Unbranded: Reflections in Black by Corporate America" have received much critical acclaim in the press.
Aaron Schuman is the director and editor of SEE SAW, an online photography magazine. www.seesawmagazine.com
Kristiina Wilson is a fashion photographer working in New York City. Recent clients include Virginia Living Magazine, Elements Magazine, Love By Design LLC, Aventura Magazine, 6 Degrees Magazine, Bleu Magazine, LF Clothing and Iconique.
Sarah Wilson finished her first feature, Jasper: 5 years later, for the December 2003 Texas Monthly.
Is moving to Bermuda and will be working as a freelance photographer for local magazines and newspapers.
Tanya is the Curatorial Associate of Media Arts at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. She graduated in May 2005 with an MA in Curatorial Practice from the California College of the Arts in San Francisco.
Michelle is a freelance photographer and communications assistant for St. Columbia's Episcopal Church, DC.
Web Site: www.avenued.com
Half of performance group Avenue D, Debbie has been touring the world. Recent tours in Japan, Hawaii, and California. This summer they will be performing in Holland, Norway, and Serbia. For more info go to www.avenued.com
Christine Blackburn's recently exhibited her documentary work on the Gay community of Havana Cuba at the New York Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center. http://www.docuimage.net/
Rian Dundon is a photographer and university professor in rural China. He is currently working on a book about China.
Web Site: www.lauramozes.com
Laura is the Assistant Director of Photography and Digital Media at the Jewish Community Center of Manhattan. She teaches after school photography at the JCC in Manhattan and digital photography at the Eleanor Roosevelt High School. Laura also works as a freelance portrait and event photographer.
Shiri exhibited her installation "Jaffa Obscura", a room size pin-hole camera that viewers could walk into. She also took part in the 2006 New York Underground Film Festival with her short "Making Me Happy" shown at the Anthology Film Archives.
Bryan moved to Jordan after graduation and began a career in photojournalism. His work has appeared in The New York Times and Middle Eastern news publications. Brian is a member of the World Picture News Photo Agency.
