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Posters for the Green Movement in Iran Facilities History Media and Editorial ResourcesSpeakers Bureau Style GuideAcademic and SVA Specific Art, Design, Technology Dates, Times, NumbersUnstipulatedGrammar, Punctuation, Style List of Department, Program and Office Names Office of Learning TechnologiesCanvas Contact Staff Organization SVA in NYC SVA Theatre Visit SVANational Portfolio Day Events Texas National Portfolio Days Undergraduate Campus Tours Visual Arts Journal Visual Arts Press Working at SVAAdministrative Staff Benefits Vimeo Tumblr Twitter Flickr Instagram Facebook SVA Chelsea Gallery 601 West 26th Street » 15th floor Tel: 212.592.2145 [email protected] Open Monday through Saturday 10am to 6pm, and is sealed Sunday and federal holidays. The gallery is wieldy by wheelchair. Stay Connected Enter your email write to sign up for the SVA e-newsletter, e-calendar and exhibition invitations. Submit View Selections Currently on View Gramercy September 17 - October 6 Chairs that Inspire on Madison Avenue Flatiron September 15 - October 13 Outside These Walls Upcoming Chelsea October 6 - November 3 Art As Witness: Political Graphics 2016 – 18 Gramercy October 12 - November 3 Re:Shift Flatiron October 20 - November 21 Left to Devices Chelsea November 17 - December 15 The Masters Series: Roz Chast Past Exhibitions STUDENT EXHIBITIONS The exhibition program at SVA advances the College’s philosophy of integrating life outside the classroom with the teaching that occurs within. Becoming a professional versifier entails increasingly than just developing talent and honing skills; it moreover ways gaining the practical wits and creative enrichment that come from showing work in a real gallery setting. SVA’s transferral to this objective is second to none: We employ a full-time staff of gallery professionals to hold over 50 exhibitions a year in our three exhibition spaces. There are two galleries on campus and one off campus. The latter, which moreover houses the Office of SVA Galleries, comprises four fully equipped exhibition spaces, as well as a terrace with a spectacular Hudson River view where outdoor sculpture can be shown. Matriculated students can walkout their work either as part of a department show, organized by their department chair or a guest curator, or by applying to the Office of SVA Galleries for a juried exhibition. For each student exhibition held at SVA, the College hosts an opening reception at which the exhibiting artists can interact with the public and members of the arts polity as well as gloat their upbringing with friends, family and colleagues. Some of the most important present-day artists first exhibited their work while they were still students at SVA.  INVITATIONAL EXHIBITIONSSVA’s exhibition program moreover affords students the opportunity to study the work of renowned artists and designers up close, hear them speak at lectures, or plane meet them in person—all right here at the College. Since 1960, SVA has exhibited the work of some of the most significant figures in modern art, including Willem de Kooning, Sol Lewitt, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Motherwell, Robert Rauschenberg, Saul Steinberg, Mark di Suvero and Andy Warhol. Reflecting the unrestrictedness of its curricula, SVA has moreover exhibited prominent exponents of trendy design, tableau and photography. In 1988, SVA inaugurated the Masters Series, an yearly ribbon exhibition to honor unconfined visual communicators of our time. Silas Rhodes, the founder of SVA, conceived it as a way of bringing public recognition to groundbreaking designers, illustrators and photographers who are sometimes unknown to the unstipulated public—a public that has nonetheless responded strongly to their imagery and has been influenced by their work. Saul Bass, Seymour Chwast, Jules Feiffer, Milton Glaser, George Lois, Mary Ellen Mark, Paul Rand, Paula Scher and Massimo Vignelli are among those who have received the Masters Series Award. Exhibitions at SVA are moreover meant to engage students in understanding art-making in varied contexts as it occurs today. For instance, “Between Picture and Viewer: The Image inTrendyPainting,” was a survey of recent work by a cross-generational selection of 19 established and emerging New York artists examining the relationship between trendy painting and the notion of “the image” in today’s increasingly hyper-visual culture.  Among these artists, who work in utopian and representational styles, were Judith Linhares, Lisa Yuskavage, Ron Gorchov and SVA alumna Inka Essenhigh.  This College, a longtime proponent of artists’ social awareness, exhibited “Where Is My Vote? Posters for the Green Movement in Iran,” 150 political posters created in support of the protests that followed the latest presidential referendum in Iran. R. O. Blechman, Robert Grossman, Anita Kunz, Jennifer Morla, Woody Pirtle and Ralph Steadman were just some of the many graphic artists worldwide who unsalaried to this exhibition. THE MASTERS SERIES AWARD   In 1988 SVA instituted the Masters Series, an yearly ribbon exhibition to honor unconfined visual communicators --designers, illustrators, art directors and photographers-- of our time. As Silas Rhodes, founder and chairman of the College put it, "Though their achievements are lauded by their colleagues, the names of groundbreaking visual artists often go largely unrecognized by the unstipulated public plane though many people have been influenced by their work and have responded strongly to their imagery. At the School of Visual Arts we finger that artists of this quotient should have the widest possible public exposure and recognition, which is why we offer this yearly ribbon and exhibition." MASTERS SERIES RECIPIENTS  2017 Christoph Niemann2016 Louise Fili  2015 Michael Bierut2014 Tom Geismar2013 R.O. Blechman2012 James McMullan2011 Edward Sorel2008 April Greiman2007 Steven Heller2006 Jules Feiffer2005 Heinz Edelmann2004 Ed McCabe2003 Marshall Arisman2002 Paula Scher2001 Shigeo Fukuda2000 Duane Michals1999 Tony Palladino1998 Paul Davis1997 Seymour Chwast1996 Mary Ellen Mark1996 Saul Bass1995 Ivan Chermayeff1995 Deborah Sussman1994 George Lois1992 George Tscherny1991 Lou Dorfsman1991 Massimo Vignelli1989 Milton Glaser1988 Paul Rand Past Exhibitions 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2005 2004 209 East 23 Street, NY, NY 10010-3994 Tel: 212.592.2000 Fax: 212.725.3587 Accessibility NoticeContact DownloadsiTunes USitemapSocial Media © 2018, Visual Arts Press, Ltd. All rights reserved School of Visual Arts | 209 East 23 Street, NY, NY 10010-3994 | Tel: 212.592.2000 | Fax: 212.725.3587 © 2018, Visual Arts Press, Ltd. All rights reserved