Christina Seely is interested in expedition-based work that finds its home in the conversation between the photographic image and the complexities of our contemporary relationship with the natural world.

Ivan Iannoli's photographs, collages, videos, and sculptures look at various pictorial strategies and manners of depiction.

Whitney Hubbs is noted for her trademark intensely dark printing, and her work often recalls those she cites.

Jessamyn Lovell's art practice integrates a combination of digital and traditional photography, video, writing, book-making, and map-making to examine personal narrative and the imperfections of day-to-day life.

SFAI's premier gala and annual fundraiser at The Old Mint offers an exclusive opportunity to preview this year's Master of Fine Arts Exhibition: CURRENCY.

Join us for a PhotoAlliance lecture featuring Mexican photographer Graciela Iturbide.

In collaboration with his Locative Media film class at SFAI, video projection artist and SFAI faculty member Ben Wood creates an architectural video installation at the Ninth Street Independent Film Center. Purchase tickets today!

Join us for a PhotoAlliance lecture featuring photographer Uta Barth with alumni and presentor Rebecca Horne.

Author Carol Mavor will discuss her new book Black and Blue: The Bruising Passion of Camera Lucida, La Jetée, sans Soleil, and Hiroshima mon amour (Duke University Press, 2012). Following the discussion, Mavor will be signing books at a reception in the SFAI Café.

SFAI’s Open Drawing Studios provide students and the public with a great opportunity to draw from a live model. This FREE event series is sponsored by alumna Judith Krebs Snyderman.