Janice Levy conducts a critique of student work.

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Photographs by Professor Janice Levy

Where to See More of Levy's Work

Janice Levy taking photographs on a tea plantation outside Fianaranstoa, Madagascar, in 1994

State of the Art Gallery in downtown Ithaca is just one of the many national and international galleries that has shown Levy's work. You can find more information about Levy, as well as images of her work, on the gallery's website.

• State of the Art Gallery
  Ithaca, New York

Levy's work has also been featured in the following galleries and museums:

• Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art
  Ithaca, New York
• Museum of Antigua and Barbuda
  St. John's, Antigua, West Indies
• CEPA Gallery
  Buffalo, New York
• Silver Eye Center for Photography
  Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• American Cultural Center
  Antananarivo, Madagascar

Award-Winning Work

Professor Levy's awards:

• New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship
• Light Work grant
• 1992 Kellogg National Fellowship
• numerous Ithaca College faculty grants

Study Photography at Ithaca

• Department of Cinema, Photography, and Media Arts

Keen focus, intense concentration -- Janice Levy, associate professor of cinema and photography, calls it her “photography head.”

It is difficult to imagine exactly what is running through Levy’s mind when she’s on a photo shoot, but she says that if you look at her work, you’ll see the world through her eyes.

Professor Levy has seen nearly every corner of the world through the lens of her camera, and her work has been featured in galleries and museums across the globe. She has taught photography at Ithaca College since 1987, serving as chair of the department from 1998 to 2004. Her photography has been a model of expertise and professionalism that her students aspire to reach, and the journey to this point in her career taught her important lessons that inspire and inform her students.

Watch Janice Levy with her students in Ithaca and on location in Antigua.