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Introducing the Fall/Winter 2023 ‘Visual Arts Journal’

The latest issue of SVA’s magazine, featuring a selection of articles on alumni working in film, arrives in a few days.

October 26, 2023
A magazine cover featuring an installation photograph of three sculptures of ballet dancers. The sculptures are made with wire and look like line drawings.

In a few days, the fall/winter 2023 issue of the Visual Arts Journal, the magazine of the School of Visual Arts, arrives on campus and in graduates’ mailboxes around the country. For those unable to pick up a copy, the Journal is also available in full online and free of charge on Issuu, issuu.com/svavisualartsjournal.

A dense illustration, organized like a mandala, featuring characters, objects and visual motifs from the movie 'Everything Everwhere All at Once"

The poster for Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) by James Jean (BFA 2001 Illustration).

Credit: James Jean

The latest Journal features a collection of film-themed articles as well as its usual complement of regular features, alumni notes and College news. Highlights include:

  • a guide to making the most of remote job interviews;
  • a portfolio of drawing-like sculptures by Minseop Yoon (MFA 2013 Fine Arts);
  • SVA alumni filmmakers making waves in the horror genre;
  • frame-worthy movie posters illustrated by SVA alumni and faculty;
  • a Q&A with Academy Award-winning audio engineer Mark Ulano (1975 Film and Video).
A film still showing a woman wearing a gown and standing in a spotlight on a stage, taking a bow before an audience.

Mia Goth in Pearl (2022), co-written and directed by Ti West and produced by Peter Phok (both BFA 2003 Film and Video).

Credit: Christopher Moss/A24

In addition to the print and digital editions of the Journal, select content from the latest issue will appear as features on sva.edu in the weeks and months ahead.


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