Are you an SVA student looking to connect with people in your field, pursue interests outside class, make new friends, or develop a new hobby? Clubs at the School of Visual Arts are organized through ...
In this edition of The Five, the cult-beloved work of SVA alumni working in publishing, animation, and photography is being revived and reappraised, as emerging curators and sculptors are getting ...
A fallen star tries to find its way back home. Mythical creatures intermingle with urban legends. Alternate realities come to life before our eyes. These are just a handful of highlights in this ...
Illustrators and comic artists are communicators. Illustrators often use imagery to interpret texts or ideas, while comic artists use images and text together to tell a story. Whether you are just ...
Now that everyone has a camera on their smartphone, it's easy to forget that truly great photography requires talent and skill (aka aesthetic ability coupled with some technical know-how). Our program ...
The Visual Narrative program aims to address the growing need for talented, original content creators by giving writers/artists a place to write and illustrate their own stories. The media for ...
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Onassis ONX; Museo de Artes Visuales, Bogotá; Venice Immersive; MUTEK, Montreal; SIGGRAPH; BFI London Film Festival; Apollo Stages at the Victoria Theater; SXSW; ARTECHOUSE NYC ...
Product and UX lead, Google; founder, lead, Digitalist Group; interaction designer, Nokia; game and narrative designer, LOG607 ...
Add in-demand skills to your résumé and extra projects to your portfolio with free extracurricular workshops guided by faculty and other industry experts. Keep reading for more info on the upcoming ...
Over the past 30 years, Murray Hill (MFA 1997 Photography and Related Media) has built a noted career as a comedian and emcee, drawing audiences with his old-school style, a winking throwback to the ...
Speaking recently of this new work, Berrío says she is “coming to terms with not trying to be another artist. I am trying to dig into myself, and this is what I love to do. These are my stories, my ...
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