Exhibit Celebrates Design Manual Used to Transform City Streets
New York City is lauded as a pedestrian friendly metropolis— partly because people on foot…
Department of Visual Arts
Jonathon Appels, Longtime Adjunct Professor and Performer Who ‘Loved Every Branch of the Arts,’ Dies at 67
Jonathon Appels, a longtime adjunct professor at Fordham who taught courses in nine departments and…
A Conversation with Abstract Artist Farida Hughes
In spite of its white floors, white walls, and white ceilings, the sunny Baltimore studio…
Professor’s Film of Brooklyn Navy Yard to Debut at MoMA
With a soundtrack of long bass boat horns and seagulls in the background, Associate Professor…
Student Photographer Documents Decline of Bowling Alleys in Midwest
Following the development of the automatic pinsetter in the 1950s, bowling became a cultural phenomenon…
Book by Master Photography Printer Gifted to Fordham Libraries
Susan Kismaric, an adjunct professor of photography, spent 35 years as a curator of photography…
Photo Exhibit Highlights Bygone Era of Independent Gas Stations
The humble gas station gets a star turn at the Lincoln Center campus this month.…
Movie Poster Exhibit Pulls from Politics
For those who can’t get enough political theater this election, there’s a new show at…
Photography Students Publish Book of Documentary Images from Italy
It has been a summer well-spent for five Fordham students who had the opportunity to…
Butler Gallery Showcases Faculty Art
The experience of travel, the chaos and abundance of earth’s climate, novel approaches to film—these…