Curator Marvin Heiferman comments on the 2007 class:

"The 25 graduates have been charged over the past two years with developing a personal vision, and (this being America, and given the commercial nature of the art world) product, too. Each work encompasses months of reflection, research, development and production, followed by critiques and test-marketing carried out among peers, instructors, master class teachers and thesis advisors. Taken together, these newly released works by a newly credentialed group of artists explore the diverse ways photographic imagery is being made, used, questioned and explored today."

The exhibition includes work by artists tackling a variety of original and provocative themes, including cultural identity, as Dina Kantor ambitiously attempts to document all the Jews in Finland; urban redevelopment in Alejandra Laviada’s elegant photographs of abandoned office spaces in Mexico City; family relationships in Ryan Pfluger’s grid of poignant photos of his father and himself; and the need to exert control in a world too full of information seen in Elizabeth White’s sprawling installation of found Internet images.

In addition to the presentation of conventional photographic prints, the exhibition also includes video installations by Barbara Bulletti, projections by Michelle Meier, illustrated books by Hannah Smith Allan and Erin Gleeson, and sculpture by Tiana Peterson.

The full list of artists included in the exhibition are: Hannah Smith Allen, Matthew Baum, Barbara Bulletti, Yu-Lan Chang, Julia Cybularz, Carlotta Deganello, Ian DeLaune, Joseph Farrell, Sara Fuller, Erin Gleeson, Dina Kantor, Miles Kerr, Ayako Koshikawa, Marlo Kovach, Seth Lambert, Alejandra Laviada, Cesar Chavez Lechowick, Lindsey McCracken, Michelle Meier, Kelly Neal, Tiana Peterson, Ryan Pfluger, Emmely Pierre-Louis, Andrea Tese and Elizabeth White.