Welcome to our urban campus, a slice of New York City life. “Stay Sharp” (2024) poster by Riccardo Vecchio on a subway platform (left); more SVA subway posters by (clockwise from top right) Peter ...

In this week’s edition of The Five, we shine a spotlight on the exceptional achievements of SVA’s community members, whose work is gaining attention across a wide range of media outlets. From major ...

April is here, ushering in the beginning of spring and the last few weeks of the 2024–25 academic year at the School of Visual Arts. As SVA students prepare to graduate and pursue their chosen careers ...

A nearly two-hour-long event at the School of Visual Arts last spring delved into topics like the nature of machine versus learning, creativity in a tech-dominated era, and the very purpose of ...

Though the first display of the AIDS Quilt did not take place until October 11, 1987, during the Second National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, its origin was a 1985 candlelight vigil ...

Los Angeles-based cartoonist and animation writer, alumnus Molly Knox Ostertag (BFA 2014 Cartooning) talks about finding inspiration at SVA and discovering her artistic courage post-graduation.

Recently, artist and faculty member Peter Hristoff was profiled in a conversation with curator Deniz Beyazit on the Met Museum website, published in conjunction with the exhibition “Dialogues: Modern ...