A person with long blonde hair, wearing a red sweater from behind. They're sitting in their studio surrounded by video game, Japanese animation and other kinds of paraphernalia.

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Photograph of a naked person swimming with their head out of the water, seen from below the water. The image is turned upside down and there is a bright light close to the water's surface that resembles a moon in the ocean horizon. The lighting makes the entire image look like its colored in blues and deep purple, with a white cool light in the middle.

Cubist style acrylic painting depicting several human figures as well as cows and other animals, all blending into each other.

SVA at Miami Art Week 2023

Scene from overhead of a group of 10 people sitting at an oval dining table eating and talking with their hands. There is a small cat in the lower right corner. The image is made in blue, black and white.

December Exhibitions and Events

Illustration of two bottles of Coca-Cola, underwater, with several small fish swimming around it. A small text box with a heart in it comes from one of the fish.

Top November SVA Portfolios Projects

Meet Alumni Scholarship Award Winner Mickel Cannon

Remembering George Tscherny

(1924 – 2023)

SVA Graduate Hyesu Lee Talks New Book, ‘Self-Love Club’

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Exhibitions

Designing Re-Entry: Transforming Spaces for a Fresh Start

Preserving History: The SVA Archives & Milton Glaser Design Study Center and Archives

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The Milton Glaser Design Study Center and Archives is dedicated to preserving and making accessible design works of significant artistic, cultural, and historical value by preeminent designers, illustrators, and art directors who have close ties to SVA. The SVA Archives documents the history of the College and provides source material for those who seek to evaluate the impact of its activities within the context of the institution as well as on the art and design communities at large. In this new 'Preserving History' video, head archivist Beth Kleber and other SVA community members discuss the history and mission of both complementary archives.