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The ICP-Bard MFA program in Advanced Photographic Studies is accepting
applications for Fall 2012 through the summer, as space allows.
The program is looking for engaged, visionary candidates to join its
international community of artists and educators. Students enrolled in the
program participate in every aspect of creating, analyzing, and
distributing images including curating shows, publishing books, and
organizing symposiums and conferences. More than just an introduction to
the art world, the program is an immersion in every aspect of today's
visual culture.
The ICP-Bard approach emphasizes creative vision
and openness to examining the many iterations of the image, from
photography to digital imaging, installation, and video. By considering how
photographs are created, presented, discussed, used, and documented,
students gain an intimate knowledge of the ways in which images
increasingly structure modern society and consciousness.
Students gain experience from internationally known artists, critics,
curators, and writers. Classes are conducted at ICP; students have access
to ICP's state-of-the-art facilities, the latest equipment, as well as
ICP's unparalleled collection of photographic prints and artists'
archives.
Core Faculty
Elizabeth Brown
Moyra
Davey
Liz Deschenes
David Deitcher
Deirdre Donohue
Edward Earle
Marvin Heiferman
Nina Katchadourian
Joshua
Lutz
Christopher Phillips
Carol Squiers
Brian Wallis
Resident Artist Projects and Critique Faculty
Jean
Marie Casbarian
Joy Episalla
Bill Jacobson
Justine
Kurland
Joachim Schmid
Francesc Torres
Janaina
Tschäpe
Carlos Motta
J. John Priola
Wolfgang
Tillmans
Gregg Bordowitz
Roe Ethridge
Jacqueline Hassink
Hank Willis Thomas
Adam Fuss
Alison Morley
Barbara
Nitke
Taryn Simon
Kunié Sugiura
Marco Breuer
Peter Hutton
Mary Mattingly
Alessandra Sanguinetti
Adam
Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin
Mark Alice Durant
Joan
Fontcuberta
Vince Aletti
Craig Kalpakjian
Guy Tillim
James Welling
Barbara Ess
David Levi Strauss
Martha
Rosler
Shimon Attie
Mary LucierStephen Shore
Lorna
Simpson
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