Past Exhibitions
Featuring some of the best examples of student work across the RIT School of Photographic Arts and Sciences: Advertising, Fine Art Photo, Photojournalism, Photo Sciences, and Visual Media, juried by faculty.
*note: the 2026 Honors Show will relocate to Bevier Gallery June 1 - August 1, 2026.
Out of Body unfolds as a two-act exhibition in which artists turn inward to reflect on identity, place, and mortality. Spanning photography, video, sculpture, installation, and performance, the exhibition brings together varied material approaches to exploring these themes.
RIT’s 2026 Fine Art Photography senior exhibition, What Grows Between Us, celebrates the culminating work of eight artists, who employ a wide variety of media, techniques and ideas.
Since 2008, the WPOW Annual Photography and Multimedia Exhibition has featured storytelling images and video from WPOW members curated from an annual competition of our members’ work by a rotating roster of judges. It debuts at a Washington, D.C. area gallery each fall and travels to colleges and universities throughout the country during the school year.
An exhibition of recent work by Graduate students in Photography & Related Media concluding their first semester of study.
“Pure and natural landscapes don’t interest me at all. I try to get people to think about the landscape as an intellectual construct.”
—John Pfahl
Curated by Therese Mulligan and Becky Simmons
This annual group show brings together creative work in various media by faculty across the College of Art and Design, including Art and American Crafts, Design, Film and Animation, and Photographic Arts and Sciences. The exhibition spans two galleries: Bevier Gallery (Booth Hall, 2600) and William Harris Gallery (Gannett Hall, 3030).
Featuring some of the best examples of student work across the RIT School of Photographic Arts and Sciences: Advertising, Fine Art Photo, Photojournalism, Photo Sciences, and Visual Media, juried by faculty.
Graduate students present their thesis projects in photography and related media, featuring: Zahra Babaei, Julia D'Amico, Che-Wei Hsu, Aaron "Llyoid" Ickler, Anastasia Lawrence, and Ella Tunis.
Featuring the culminating work of ten students studying fine art photography in their senior year: Greer Blanchard, Angela Gerard, Alex Hlaing, Michael Johns, Shushan Li, Erin Monahan, Stacy Nethery, Matteo Randall, Kai Umayam, and Nixie Wallace.
Organized by Joshua Rashaad McFadden, this exhibition emphasizes the preservation of cultural heritage in the Afro-Brazilian diaspora through photographic portraiture. A film screening, panel discussion, a guest lecture are scheduled in addition to the exhibition in Harris Gallery.
An exhibition of recent work by Graduate students in Photography & Related Media concluding their first semester of study.