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Winter 2015 Registration by email or phone at 212–260–9927 Full payment deposit needed to register for any class, lesson, or workshop. Deposit is fully refundable if cancellation occurs two weeks prior to first class session, 25% cancellation fee applicable if less than two weeks notice is given before the first class session. CCNY accepts cash, checks, and […]
Open Call CCNY open call for curators is an opportunity for anyone to submit a proposal for an idea-driven group or solo exhibition to take place at our Baxter Street gallery. Each year 4 winning shows will be part of CCNY Exhibition Program. Curators and artists are compensated with a stipend. Each show runs for […]
Already a Member? CCNY members can manage their account by login into Wild Apricot. Workspace Memberships Although CCNY has closed its space on 37th Street, we are pleased to announce an agreement with the International Center for Photography (ICP) whereby our members can use ICP’s darkrooms. We offer two different types of Workspace Membership: Associate and Resident […]
Sophie Barbasch’s Fault Line
This week I spoke with thoughtful New York City-based artist Sophie Barbasch about isolation, intimacy and family. Liz Sales: I’ve just finished reading about your recent photographic project, Fault Line, and I had some additional questions about it and your work in general. For instance, you mentioned that you collaborated on this project with your cousins. What was […]
Sarah Palmer’s No Whiteness Lost
This week I had the pleasure of meeting with photo-based artist Sarah Palmer. Here in her studio at The Invisible Dog Art Center, Sarah arranges, photographs and re-photographs small assemblages to produce thoughtful, highly literary images. For me, Sarah’s insights into photography, literature and her current project, No Whiteness Lost underscore the importance of continually connecting with and learning from other […]
Amy Elkins’s Parting Words & Black is the Day, Black is the Night.
This week I spoke with Amy Elkins about her recent exhibition at Aperture Gallery and the two projects it included: Parting Words and Black is the Day, Black is the Night. Both explore issues surrounding capital punishment and her correspondence with male prisoners serving death-row sentences. Liz Sales: Congratulations on a fantastic show! Amy Elkins: Thank you! LS: The exhibition comprised two […]
Our Mission
One of New York’s oldest arts organizations, the Camera Club (CCNY) has been a home for photographers to develop their craft, providing both a working facility and collegial environment for discussion and the exchange of ideas.
Current Artists in Residence
Inbal Abergil
The cinemas in “24 Frames Per Second”, are temporary shelters in a way, providing an escape from hectic daily life in Israel.
Nica Ross
I use photo, video and performance to create immersive environments/alternative realities/fantasy fortresses in an attempt to harness and revel in desire.
Pacifico Silano
Against Nature, is a body of work that investigates the subjugated history of gay men living in Nazi Germany during World War II. READ MORE
Alessandro Teoldi
Sometimes I wish I could forget what I know and — starting from the particular — build a new system that helps me understand the universal from a new perspective. READ MORE