In this edition of “The Five,” SVA alumni across sculpture, photography, art education, digital illustration, and more are making art that gives back to their communities and helps overcome personal ...

Zach Cregger (BFA 2004 Computer Art) has built a career on versatility and reinvention, moving fluidly from sketch comedy to horror filmmaking without ever losing the experimental spirit that first ...

In this edition of The Five, a yearly celebration of School of Visual Arts staffers’ talent finally gets its due, and alumni across curation, filmmaking, illustration, and more offer advice and ...

When Gail Anderson (BFA 1984 Media Arts), chair of BFA Advertising and BFA Design and creative director of SVA’s in-house design studio, the Visual Arts Press, reached out to BFA Comics and BFA ...

This fall, beginning September 2, SVA Galleries will open its 2025–26 exhibition season with “Wavelengths,” a juried show of work by 15 alumni artists from seven of the College’s undergraduate and ...

Amid the frenzied back-to-school hubbub, SVA’s galleries and gathering spaces offer a respite and reminder of the creative community blossoming all around. September is always a full month, and this ...

Two rising seniors in the College’s BFA Interior Design: Built Environments program, Seungbin Jeong and Minxuan Zhong (Claire), have been named 2025 recipients of the esteemed Angelo Donghia ...

For the 2025 SVA Alumni Scholarship Awards, the SVA Alumni Society granted 92 scholarships to students, totaling $63,000 for projects as varied as animation, product designs, films, photography, and ...

Fang’s award-winning thesis project is En Route, a series of staged photographs of her personal exploration of the gap between an ideal life and the grad student’s reality. This collection is Fang’s ...

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 ...

Artist Nona Faustine (BFA 1994 Photography)—whose work on Black womanhood, African American history, and the obscured role of New York City in America’s slave trade received wide acclaim—died last ...

Last year, designer and art director Pablo Delcan (BFA 2012 Graphic Design), whose work often appears in The New York Times, turned this idea on its head with Prompt Brush, his non-AI generative art ...