Top Projects on SVA Portfolios for May 2023 | School of Visual Arts | SVA NYC

Three black-and-white posters installed on a tiled subway-station wall. The posters show dancers moving about.

Credit: Isabelle Brawley

As always, this latest roundup of the most-discussed projects from SVA Portfolios makes for a collection of inspiring and impressive art and design. This edition, comprising the top posts for May 2023, includes a concept for a museum about loss and grief, playful insect illustrations and a branding concept for the now-defunct 1960s Judson Dance Theater.

An bug on bed of blue and green grass and a hand with red painted fingernails touching the grass.

Credit: Gianna Bravaco

5. Gianna Bravaco (BFA 3D Animation and Visual Effects), “Wind, Whisper, Breath.”

A man, appearing as if in a nightmare, sleeping in a bed underwater with fish, corral reefs and urchins around him

Credit: Weston Wei

4. Weston Wei (MFA 2023 Illustration as Visual Essay), Symbiosis.

A black-and-white poster on the side of the Judson Memorial Church with dancers on it and abstract lettering that says, 'Judson.'

3. Isabelle Brawley (BFA 2023 Design), Judson Dance Theater identity system.

An asian girl with big glasses in a forest surrounded by cute foxes, bears, rabbits and animals.

Credit: Xiaoyan Sun

2. Xiaoyan Sun (BFA Illustration), The Storyteller.

Two abstract posters with a titled "C" on them, on a black background with white lettering that reads, "Museum of Loss."

Credit: Mary Kim

1. Mary Kim (BFA 2013 Illustration), Museum of Loss.

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For the five most-discussed projects of April 2023, click here.