The Academy is honored and thrilled to share the news about Senior Critic Eric Fischl's exciting exhibition:
From AmericaNowAndHere.org:
"America: Now and Here began when the artist Eric Fischl invited a group of friends and peers, all leading visual artists, musicians, poets, playwrights, and filmmakers, to submit a work of art reflecting their points of view and hopes for America.
Fischl established a not-for-profit to share America: Now and Here with communities across the country through programs, media and a traveling multi-disciplinary exhibition and event.
America: Now and Here is positioned to launch a national dialogue about America through art, to spark local activities and fuel imaginations, and generate innovation from coast to coast.
Through this national creative experience America: Now and Here positions art as a catalyst for bringing people together to discuss important issues and big ideas relevant to what we hold dear: America.
This movement offers an unprecedented opportunity to the American public to engage with art, poetry, film, plays and music by more than 150 of our country’s celebrated artists.
Promoting creativity and innovation as the foundation of our society, America: Now and Here will invite participation through a cross-country tour, website and social media, public programs and youth engagement, publications and Artist Response."
Find out more from The New York Times.
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Do you have your tickets yet?
Don't miss the most exciting art party in Tribeca and one of the best "see and be (in the) scene" events in New York!
The Tribeca Ball - a spectacular night of artmaking, artwatching and artcelebrating - is held on all six floors of the Academy and helps to provide students with scholarships, studio space and a program of varied and intense studies. It's a wonderful and exciting way to be a supporter of one of the most unique schools in the country and we'd love you to come!
Professional Development Summer Workshop
| Sharon Louden & Academy Alums |
A very good professional practice is essential for artists, especially during this current time of economic uncertainty. This 5-day program is designed to provide the tools you need to successfully navigate the art world marketplace. Professional Practices instructor Sharon Louden will help lay out strategies that will help you maximize both selling and showing opportunities. In addition, at least one guest speaker will visit each day to give a different voice and point of view. Those speakers include a gallery dealer, museum curator, grant writer, critic and others. This intensive course is a fantastic opportunity to participate in a high-energy environment where you and your peers will absorb tremendous amount of information. This workshop will build a community and increase your network while acquiring important professional habits that will enable you to step forward and further your career!
- $600 = Current MFA Students and Alumni*
- $675 = Current Continuing Education Students
- $750 = All Others - this workshop is open to all artists.
- *As a special bonus, registered Alumni who are not yet members of the Alumni Association will receive a year-long membership in the AANYAA.
Please contact John Cichowski at 212 966 0300 x968 or johnc@nyaa.edu to reserve your spot now.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: JUNE 1, 2011
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: JUNE 1, 2011
Help this Gentle Lion find a Happy Home and WIN 2 Cocktail Tickets to Tribeca Ball!
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| James de Pasquale, Lion, 1983, Acrylic on canvas, 72 x 136 in. |
Many years ago we inherited this gentle Lion. Though he is very quiet and doesn’t eat much, he’s a big guy and we know in our hearts that there is a happy home for him out there. Please help us place him a good home in a charitable organization, a children’s hospital or maybe a school. Cadogan Tate, our favorite transporters, will take him wherever he is set to go, whether it’s Kansas, Salt Lake City, Palm Springs or the Upper West Side.
So we invite you to participate in a contest
to find a place where he can bring joy to others, too.
to find a place where he can bring joy to others, too.
- Recipient MUST be a charitable organization, a children's hospital or a school (documentation must be provided) in the United States
- Contestants must show proof of approval from the receiving institution and provide a contact name and info
- The winning location will be chosen by the Academy and Cadogan Tate
- Recipient organizations are asked to send photo of ultimate location – before and after installation
- The winning contestant will receive 2 COCKTAIL TICKETS to the Academy’s upcoming Tribeca Ball on April 4, 2011
Contest to run March 1 – 31, 2011.
EMAIL ALL ENTRIES TO CONTEST@NYAA.EDU
Thank you and good luck!
Don't miss the last Open House! March 19, 2011
March 19th, 2011
**Attendees will have their application fee reduced from $80 to $60! Please click here to register.
The 2010-2011 Open House postcards feature recent graduate Tamiko Stump in the Academy printshop. (See post about the Academy's new Griffon Series I lithography press.) To request Open House postcards or electronic copies to distribute, please email admissions@nyaa.edu.
LIVE FROM THE STUDIOS!
Live Broadcasting by Ustream
Join Guno in his studio when we broadcast
LIVE FROM THE STUDIOS at the New York Academy of Art.
Join Guno in his studio when we broadcast
LIVE FROM THE STUDIOS at the New York Academy of Art.
Watch & Chat LIVE Tues. 2/15/11 at 1pm EST
Tune in for a rare glimpse of the artwork Guno creates as a 2nd year drawing major. Spread the word - it's a great way for any prospective student to get an "inside view" of the Academy!
* Tweet questions to Guno:
http://www.twitter.com/NYAcademyOfArt (@NYAcademyOfArt)
* Facebook comments to Guno:
http://www.facebook.com/NewYorkAcademyOfArt
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| Guno Park, Hemisphere, Scratchboard, 2011 |
Guno Park was born in Korea; he moved to Canada with his family at the age of 9 and lived there for 20 years before moving to New York. Guno has studied various methods of drawing; oriental calligraphy, industrial design, graphic design, classical animation, and fine art. Recently, he has been exploring the imagery behind his childhood dreams, cognitive architecture, and the hemispheres of the brain. Through these images, Guno hopes to find deeper and clearer answers to his biggest questions about life and art.
Open House! Saturday, January 15, 2011
January 15, 2011
March 5th, 2011
March 19th, 2011
**Attendees will have their application fee reduced from $80 to $60!
This will be our most well-attended Open House yet, so please make sure to click here to register.
The 2010-2011 Open House postcards feature recent graduate Tamiko Stump in the Academy printshop. (See post about the Academy's new Griffon Series I lithography press.) To request Open House postcards or electronic copies to distribute, please email admissions@nyaa.edu.
It's not too late to stART...
Continuing Education starts January 24. Space is limited - REGISTER NOW for classes in drawing, painting and sculpture along with special workshops. Start the year with Art- all levels welcome! Visit our website for more information.
SATURDAY
Anatomy for Artists
Sculpting the Figure
Drawing & Painting: Theory & Practice
Absolute Beginners Drawing & Painting
Intermediate Drawing & Painting
Landscape Painting
Still Life Painting
SUNDAY
Thinking in Color
MONDAY
Painting Studio
Landscape Painting
Academic Figure Drawing and Painting
Portrait Sculpture
TUESDAY
Drawing & Painting Studio
Absolute Beginners Drawing & Painting
Intermediate Drawing & Painting
Ecorche of the Head
WEDNESDAY
Drawing & Painting Studio
Figure Drawing 101
Painting the Figure
Sculpting the Figure
Still Life Painting
THURSDAY
Painting the Figure
Beginning Watercolors
Bargue Method (Drawing)
FRIDAY
Friday Atelier
Absolute Beginners Drawing & Painting
Painting the Figure
WORKSHOPS
Alyssa Monks: Painting the Flesh - January 3-7 (FULL)
Panni Malekzadeh: Painting the Clothed Figure - January 18-21
James Hoston: Long Pose - January 10-14
Please contact John Cichowski at 212 966 0300 x968 or johnc@nyaa.edu to reserve
your spot now!
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| Landscape Painting |
SATURDAY
Anatomy for Artists
Sculpting the Figure
Drawing & Painting: Theory & Practice
Absolute Beginners Drawing & Painting
Intermediate Drawing & Painting
Landscape Painting
Still Life Painting
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| Thinking in Color |
SUNDAY
Thinking in Color
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| Portrait Sculpture |
MONDAY
Painting Studio
Landscape Painting
Academic Figure Drawing and Painting
Portrait Sculpture
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| Drawing & Painting Studio |
TUESDAY
Drawing & Painting Studio
Absolute Beginners Drawing & Painting
Intermediate Drawing & Painting
Ecorche of the Head
![]() |
| Still Life Painting |
WEDNESDAY
Drawing & Painting Studio
Figure Drawing 101
Painting the Figure
Sculpting the Figure
Still Life Painting
![]() |
| Beginning Watercolors |
THURSDAY
Painting the Figure
Beginning Watercolors
Bargue Method (Drawing)
![]() |
| Bargue Method (Drawing) |
FRIDAY
Friday Atelier
Absolute Beginners Drawing & Painting
Painting the Figure
WORKSHOPS
Alyssa Monks: Painting the Flesh - January 3-7 (FULL)
Panni Malekzadeh: Painting the Clothed Figure - January 18-21
James Hoston: Long Pose - January 10-14
Please contact John Cichowski at 212 966 0300 x968 or johnc@nyaa.edu to reserve
your spot now!
New Year, New York, New Media... NEW SCHOLARSHIP!
NEW YORK ACADEMY OF ART NEW MEDIA SCHOLAR PROGRAM
The New Media Scholar Program is awarded to one entering MFA candidate who demonstrates strong web presence through the chronicling of the Academy’s MFA application process via new media mechanisms. The New Media Scholar receives $10,000 over two years in the form of tuition reduction. ...The student selected continues to document their first and second year experience as well as provide assistance with the use of new media to recruit prospective students and globally increase the Academy’s exposure.
Dear blog reader, will this be you? List your links here.*
For more information and complete* application details for this exciting new scholarship, please visit our website.
2010 Art & Culture Lecture Series
This fall, the Art & Culture Department brings another great lecture series to Wilkinson Hall.
Join us Tuesdays at 7:30pm* as we bring inspiring historians, authors, artists and critics to our community. Here's a first look at the exciting speakers on the roster so far: Isabelle Bonzom, Hilary Harkness, Wei Dong, Alexi Worth, Odd Nerdrum, Ross Bleckner, Kenneth Currie, David Salle, Eric White... and more to come!
Academy Librarian and Archivist Holly Frisbee will be posting suggested references/articles for each speaker a few days before the lecture, so follow our blog and be fully informed!
Click here for a complete schedule of 2010 Fall Art & Culture Lectures
All lectures are free and open to the public, bring a friend!
Join us Tuesdays at 7:30pm* as we bring inspiring historians, authors, artists and critics to our community. Here's a first look at the exciting speakers on the roster so far: Isabelle Bonzom, Hilary Harkness, Wei Dong, Alexi Worth, Odd Nerdrum, Ross Bleckner, Kenneth Currie, David Salle, Eric White... and more to come!
Academy Librarian and Archivist Holly Frisbee will be posting suggested references/articles for each speaker a few days before the lecture, so follow our blog and be fully informed!
Click here for a complete schedule of 2010 Fall Art & Culture Lectures
All lectures are free and open to the public, bring a friend!
Start the Presses!
The printmaking program at the Academy is getting a big addition - as in a 1300 lbs. lithography press and several hundred pounds of litho stones!
This new equipment will facilitate a more robust printmaking curriculum offering a Printmaking track which will include courses such as “The Figure in Lithography” and “Narrative Printmaking.”
Chair of Faculty and Printmaking coordinator, John Jacobsmeyer stands next to the Griffin Series I lithography press prior to its final installation in the printshop at the Academy.
For more information about the press and the new Printmaking track, please email John Jacobsmeyer.
This new equipment will facilitate a more robust printmaking curriculum offering a Printmaking track which will include courses such as “The Figure in Lithography” and “Narrative Printmaking.”
Chair of Faculty and Printmaking coordinator, John Jacobsmeyer stands next to the Griffin Series I lithography press prior to its final installation in the printshop at the Academy.
For more information about the press and the new Printmaking track, please email John Jacobsmeyer.
Career Day 2010
The New York Academy of Art will be holding its inaugural Career Day on Wednesday September 22, 2010 from 12:30pm-2:00pm. The purpose is to encourage students and alumni to think outside the box in terms of opportunities and fields of interest that create options for employment. Career Day will be held in Wilkinson Hall with tables representing possible job, internship, and/or assistantship opportunities. Please complete this SURVEY to let us know how you would like to be involved. Your support is greatly appreciated. Email Elvin Freytes at efreytes@nyaa.edu for any questions. Thank you.
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