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“Stay Sharp” (2024) poster by Riccardo Vecchio on a subway platform (left); more SVA subway posters by (clockwise from top right) Peter Hristoff, Marshall Arisman, Gary Panter and Carol Fabricatore.
Interior of SVA Library (left); students working in a classroom facility.
New York City skyline as seen from the 23rd Street Residence, which exclusively houses first-year students.
An SVA drawing class circa 1960, courtesy of SVA Archives.
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Killion Huang (BFA 2022 Illustration), In You, You and You, oil on canvas, 2024. Huang’s work is currently on view in a solo exhibition, “Killion Huang: Reflections,” at Edji Gallery in Belgium through Friday, December 20.
Earlier this week, John Lee (MFA 2016 Illustration as Visual Essay) hosted a workshop at Think!Chinatown during the Chinatown Arts Festival—attendees came by to view the MoonSquare show and build community through drawing. Photos and sketchbook drawing by Yao Xiao (BFA 2013 Illustration).
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The Women Supporting Women Club in collaboration with Jersey City Mutual Aid Society (JCMAS)—an organization co-founded by BFA Visual and Critical Studies faculty member Amy Wilson (BFA 1995 Fine Arts)—is asking for support from the SVA community for a feminine-hygiene product drive. Through Thursday, October 31, drop off menstrual pads, tampons, and related products in the JCMAS boxes across campus at 310 East 22nd Street, 8th floor, and the Writing Resource Center, 132 West 21st Street, Room 901E. Questions? Email womentogetherforthearts@gmail.com or visit the club Instagram page, @svawomensupportingwomen. Poster designed by BFA Illustration student Ruijie (Irene) Yang.
A new AR-activated mural by SVA faculty member Motomichi Nakamura will be on view outside of the Second Avenue F-train stop on East Houston Street until the end of October. Stop by and try it out by using the Artivive app.