Each issue of the Visual Arts Journal features campus news, alumni notes, and features on noteworthy work being done by SVA’s growing, global community of graduates, students, and faculty.

Created to reinvigorate one’s passion for art and design through short-term, destination-based study, SVA Destinations programs have long merged restorative travel experiences with dedicated, ...

The Visible Futures Lab (VFL) at the School of Visual Arts exists to further the theory and practice of interaction and product design through structured explorations of emerging technologies, systems ...

Upcoming engagements hosted by MFA Fine Arts at SVA.

Interior designers work in both public and private spaces, including restaurants, hospitals, corporate offices, and healthcare facilities. They must take into account the practical considerations of ...

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 ...

An important part of the creative process is gaining new insights through experiencing new surroundings. SVA will offer Destination programs both domestically and internationally, allowing you to earn ...

Picasso Museum, Lucerne, Switzerland; Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC; Cooper-Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum; Institute of Contemporary Arts, London ...

The West Wing, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Medium, Chicago P.D., The Blacklist, Prison Break, Law & Order, Now and Again, Agent Carter, White Collar, Ally McBeal ...

The School of Visual Arts invites all prospective international graduate students to learn about the graduate application process and meet staff from the SVA International Student Office (ISO). Get ...

In the early days, Book of Love members Ted Ottaviano, Lauren Roselli Johnson (both BFA 1983 Photography), Jade Lee and Susan Ottaviano (no relation to Ted) would have a regular Sunday rehearsal, ...

Across oil paintings, photography, digital illustration, and even stained glass, this edition of The Five finds alumni working in spaces both traditional—galleries and monographs—and unexpected—public ...